Taking a functional approach, this book provides a thorough overview of Morphosyntax, and sets out a framework for syntactic constructions.
Table 4.1 Summary of Greenberg's universals ( from appendix 2 of Greenberg 1963 ) Greenberg's universal Parameter Correlation 1 V - O O ... an important distinction has traditionally been drawn between subject and object ( S and O ) .
This text addresses issues in morphosyntax. It covers areas including: noun incorporation; the morphosyntax of periphrastic participal constructions; derivation of lexical integrity; and mismatches between morphosyntax and morphophonology.
They compare tense and aspect systems in Romance languages with Germanic ones.
The book contains lucid and detailed discussion of many theoretical issues in connection with the Minimalist Program, such as the relation between syntax and morphology, the nature of syntactic licensing, and the structure of the functional ...
This book presents a new cross-linguistic analysis of gender and its effects on morphosyntax.
This book reviews the history of the interface between morpho-syntax and phonology roughly since World War II. Structuralist and generative interface thinking is presented chronologically, but also theory by theory from the point of view of ...
This idea has a long history dating back at least to Lees' (1960) dissertation, and was developed in Levi's (1978) work on N-N compounds and relational adjectives, for instance. Spencer (2011, 49) refers to this mode of analysis as ...
Causes and Consequences of Word Structure. PhD thesis, Northwestern University. Hay, Jennifer (2003). Causes and Consequences of Word Structure. New York: Routledge. Hegedüs, Veronika (2006). Hungarian spatial PPs, Nordlyd 33: 220–33.
This collection of new empirical studies on the acquisition of Spanish morphosyntax by leading researchers in the field of language acquisition, specifically contributes to the characterization of the L1 / L2 connection in acquisition.
This is the first book on the syntax of the Niger-Conger language family, which includes most of the languages of sub-Saharan Africa.