Morphologie/Morphology

by Booij, Geert; Lehmann, Christian; Mugdan, Joachim

• ISBN13: 9783110111286
• ISBN10: 3110111284
• Edition: Bilingual
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1999-10-01
• Publisher: Mouton De Gruyter

Table of Contents

Vorwort	xiii
Preface	xxi
I. Morphology as a discipline
Der Gegenstand der Morphologie	1	(14)
Wolfgang U. Wurzel
The term morphology	15	(7)
Paul Salmon
Die Stellung der Morphologie im Sprachsystem (Ubersetzung: Robert Hammel)	22	(13)
Vladimir A. Plungian
II. History of morphological research I: From antiquity to the 19th century
The Ancient Near East	35	(6)
Jeremy Black
Old Indic grammar	41	(11)
George Cardona
Classical Antiquity	52	(15)
Robert H. Robins
Traditional Arabic grammar	67	(9)
Jonathan Owens
The Middle Ages	76	(14)
Vivien Law
Von der Renaissance bis ca. 1800	90	(1)
Das 19. Jahrhundert	91	(13)
Sabine Ziegler
III. History of morphological research II: Research traditions in the 20th century
Schulgrammatik als Modell linguistischer Beschreibung	104	(13)
Clemens Knobloch
Historical-comparative grammar	117	(7)
Henry M. Hoenigswald
Uberblick: die europaische Tradition	124	(1)
Osteuropa	125	(13)
Sebastian Kempgen
France and Switzerland (Translation: Rachel Pankhurst)	138	(7)
Francoise Kerleroux
Scandinavia	145	(4)
Even Hovdhaugen
Britain	149	(8)
Francis Katamba
Germany	157	(5)
Wolfgang Motsch
The Netherlands (Translation: Geert Booij)	162	(8)
Henk Schultink
American Structuralism	170	(21)
John Fought
Tagmemics	191	(3)
Ruth M. Brend
Generative grammar	194	(16)
Mark Aronoff
IV. Basic concepts
Linguistic sign	210	(15)
Pierre Swiggers
Paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations	225	(9)
Jaap van Marle
Variation und Invarianz	234	(13)
Jose Luis Iturrioz Leza
Stavros Skopeteas
Word	247	(10)
Laurie Bauer
Lexical and grammatical meaning	257	(7)
William Croft
Category and feature	264	(8)
Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy
Markedness	272	(9)
Linda R. Waugh
Barbara A. Lafford
Iconicity	281	(7)
John Haiman
Naturalness	288	(8)
Wolfgang U. Dressler
Regularity	296	(7)
Ferenc Kiefer
Productivity	303	(9)
Geert Koefoed
Jaap van Marle
V. The role of morphology in grammar and lexicon
Morphology and syntax	312	(23)
Andrew Spencer
Morphology and phonology	335	(9)
Geert Booij
Morphology between lexicon and grammar	344	(5)
Mark Aronoff
Derivation and compounding	349	(11)
Pius ten Hacken
Inflection and derivation	360	(10)
Geert Booij
VI. Units of morphological structure
Lexical, morphological and syntactic symbolization	370	(7)
Joan Bybee
Word boundaries	377	(11)
Hans Basboll
Clitics	388	(16)
Joel A. Nevis
Internal structure of words	404	(13)
Rochelle Lieber
Joachim Mugdan
Submorphemische Einheiten (Ubersetzung und Bearbeitung: Joachim Mugdan)	417	(10)
Elena S. Kubrjakova
Phonotactic properties of morphological units	427	(8)
Edmund Gussmann
Bogdan Szymanek
Nullelemente in der Morphologie	435	(16)
Henning Bergenholtz
Joachim Mugdan
VII. Allomorphy
Morphem, Morph und Allomorph	451	(12)
Hans Christian Luschutzky
Phonologische Konditionierung	463	(10)
Martin Neef
Morphologische und syntaktische Konditionierung	473	(11)
Martin Neef
Fluctuation and free variation (Translation: Marie Landick)	484	(5)
Henriette Walter
Generalized representations	489	(10)
Tsutomu Akamatsu
Underlying forms	499	(11)
Edmund Gussmann
Suppletion	510	(13)
Igor Mel'cuk
VIII. Formal processes
Morphological Processes	523	(12)
Igor Mel'cuk
Prefixation, suffixation and circumfixation	535	(10)
Christopher J. Hall
Infixation	545	(7)
Edith A. Moravcsik
Transfixation	552	(5)
Ellen Broselow
Reduplication	557	(10)
Caroline Wiltshire
Alec Marantz
Substitution of segments and features	567	(9)
Rochelle Lieber
Metathesis	576	(5)
Thomas Becker
Subtraction	581	(6)
Wolfgang U. Dressler
Suprasegmental processes	587	(8)
Larry M. Hyman
William R. Leben
IX. Inflection
Lexeme, word-form, paradigm	595	(12)
Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy
Meaning vs. use in inflection	607	(9)
Aleksandr V. Bondarko
Exponence	616	(14)
Richard Coates
Inflection classes	630	(8)
Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy
Synkretismus (Ubersetzung: Simona Fabellini)	638	(9)
Silvia Luraghi
Defectivity	647	(7)
Fred Karlsson
Periphrasis	654	(11)
Martin Haspelmath
X. Word classes
Wortart, syntaktische Funktion, syntaktische Kategorie	665	(9)
Kjell-Ake Forsgren
Kriterien fur die Definition von Wortarten	674	(19)
Clemens Knobloch
Burkhard Schaeder
Wortartensysteme in der Linguistik	693	(15)
Barbara Kaltz
Word classes in the world's languages	708	(24)
Nicholas Evans
Noun	732	(25)
Christian Lehmann
Edith Moravcsik
Adjective	757	(13)
D. N. S. Bhat
Regina Pustet
Numeral	770	(13)
Joseph H. Greenberg
Pronoun and article	783	(11)
Linda Schwartz
Verb	794	(14)
Joan Bybee
Auxiliary	808	(12)
John M. Anderson
Minor word classes	820	(12)
Casper de Groot
XI. Word formation I: Fundamental problems
System vs. norm: coinage and institutionalization	832	(8)
Laurie Bauer
Correspondence between formal and semantic relations	840	(11)
Wiecher Zwanenburg
Compositionality of meaning	851	(6)
Jacob Hoeksema
Inheritance	857	(8)
Geert Booij
Base and direction of derivation	865	(12)
Claudio Iacobini
Produktivitatsbeschrankungen	877	(9)
Franz Rainer
XII. Word formation II: Processes
Die Klassifikation von Wortbildungsprozessen	886	(11)
Wolfgang Fleischer
Composition	897	(19)
Susan Olsen
Incorporation	916	(13)
Marianne Mithun
Derivation	929	(14)
Bernd Naumann
Petra M. Vogel
Conversion and category indeterminacy	943	(9)
Jan Don
Mieke Trommelen
Wim Zonneveld
Blending	952	(4)
Garland Cannon
Clipping and acronymy	956	(7)
Charles W. Kreidler
Creative processes	963
Philip Baldi
Chantal Dawar
XIII. Semantic categories and operations in morphology I: Entity concepts
Entity concepts
Deixis and reference
Person
Classifiers
Gender and noun class
Diminution and augmentation
Numerus
Mass and collection
Case
Possession
XIV. Semantic categories and operations in morphology II: State-of affairs, property and related concepts
State-of-affairs concepts
Property concepts
Circumstance concepts
Valency change
Voice
Aspect and aktionsart
Tense
Mood and modality
Interclausal relations
Negation
Comparison and gradation
XV. Morphological typology and universals
Approaches to morphological typology
Types of morphological structure
Quantitative Typologie
Cross-linguistic generalizations and their explanation
XVI. Systems of morphological structure: Illustrative sketches
English (Indo-European: Germanic)
Deutsch (Indogermanisch: Germanisch)
French (Indo-European: Romance)
Russisch (Indogermanisch: Slavisch)
Altgriechisch (Indogermanisch)
Finnish (Finno-Ugric)
Hebrew (Semitic)
Turkisch (Turk)
Hunzib (North-East Caucasian)
Ketisch (Jenisseisch)
West Greenlandic (Eskimo)
Koyukon (Athapaskan)
Montagnais (Algonquian)
Guarani (Tupi-Guarani)
Nahuatl (Uto-Aztecan)
Quechua (Quechua)
Yagua (Peba-Yaguan)
Tagalog (Austronesian)
Diyari (Pama-Nyungan)
Wambon (Awyu)
Turkana (Cushitic)
Twi (Kwa)
Rwanda (Bantu)
Vietnamesisch (Viet-Muong)
Deutsche Gebardensprache
Plansprachen
XVII. Morphological Change I: Fundamental Issues
Fundamental concepts
Grammaticalization: from syntax to morphology
Morphologisierung: von der Phonologie zur Morphologie
Analogical change
Remotivation and reinterpretation
Lexicalization and demotivation
Change in productivity
Morphologische Entlehnung und Lehnubersetzung
Pidginization, creolization and language death
Morphological reconstruction
XVIII. Morphological Change II: Case studies
From Old English to Modern English
Vom Althochdeutschen zum Neuhochdeutschen
From Latin to French
From Vedic to modern Indic languages
From Archaic Chinese to Mandarin
From Classical Arabic to the modern Arabic vernaculars
Tok Pisin
XIX. Psycholinguistic perspectives
Mentale Reprasentation morphologischer Strukturen
Speech production and perception
Speech errors
First language acquisition
Second language acquisition
Sprachstorungen
XX. Morphology in practice
Field work
Interlinear morphemic glossing
Grammaticography
Lexicography
Computational linguistics
XXI. Morphology and related fields
Etymologie
Schriftsysteme
Terminology in Special Languages
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