Explorations in seamless morphology / edited by Rajendra Singh and Stanley Starosta, in collaboration with Sylvain Neuvel.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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This volume exposes the inadequacies of morpheme or stem based theories of morphology and introduces the two versions (the Montreal version, called Whole Word Morphology, and the 'lexicase' one) of a radically a-morphous morphology, somewhat mischievous.

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Cover; Contents; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Prolegomena to a Theory of Non-Paninian Morphology ; Some Advantages of Linguistics without Morpho(pho)nology; In Praise of Ýakatyana: Some Remarks on Whole Word Morphology; On So-called Compounds; On Defining the Chinese Compound Word: Headedness in Chinese Compounding and Chinese VR Compounds ; Do Compounds have Internal Structure? A Seamless Analysis; Micronesian Noun Incorporation: A Seamless Analysis ; Semantic Fragmentation in Word-Formation: The Case of Spanish -AZO.

Towards a Universal Theory of Shape-invariant (Templatic) Morphology: Classical Arabic Re-considered Paradigmatic Morphology; The Importance of Being Ernist; A Perfect Strategy for Latin; Morphology in Minimal Information Grammar; About the Editors and Contributors; Index.

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