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Part I. Introduction: 1. Preamble; 2. The scope of a linguistic theory; 3. Evaluating morphological theories; Part II. Models of Inflectional Morphology: 4. Item and arrangement morphology: introductory remarks; 5. Item and arrangement morphology: an outline formation; 6. Characteristic problems of inflecting languages; 7. Item and arrangement versus word and paradigm; Part III. Towards a Generative Formulation: 8. Preamble; 9. Word and paradigm morphology: model and morpholexical rules; 10. Some outstanding problems in morphophonemics; Part IV. Towards an Evaluation Procedure: 11. Preamble; 12. Formal economy; 13. Some alternative possibilities in morpholexics; 14. Problems of evaluation in morphophonemics; 15. Concluding observations; Appendices; References; Indices.
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Javier Sanchez
reviewed Inflectional Morphology: A Theoretical Study Based on Aspects of Latin Verb Conjugation on December 16, 2013
Inflectional Morphology
It was a good read, but I felt unqualified to read it... would help if one knows the International Phonetic Alphabet by heart (or has a reference book close to hand at all times)... I did learn some stuff tho, and don't regret reading it...
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