8 Paradigm Uniformity and the French Gender System

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Abbreviations and Glosses xii
4. List of Contributors xviii
5. 1 Taking the Morphological Perspective 1
6. PART I FORM–FEATURE MAPPING
7. 2 Canonical Compounds 29
8. 3 How (Non-)canonical Is Italian Morphology? 65
9. 4 Waiting for the Word: Distributed Deponency and the Semantic Interpretation of Number in the Nen Verb 100
10. 5 Feature Duality 124
11. 6 Canonical Syncretism and Chomsky’s S 138
12. 7 Canonical Tough Cases 148
13. PART II WORDS AND PARADIGMS
14. 8 Paradigm Uniformity and the French Gender System 169
15. 9 Case Loss in Pronominal Systems: Evidence from Bulgarian 193
16. 10 Measuring the Complexity of the Stem Alternation Patterns of Spanish Verbs 205
17. 11 Verb Root Ellipsis 233
18. 12 Bound but Still Independent: Quotative and Verificative in Archi 281
19. PART III SYNTACTIC DEPENDENCIES
20. 13 To Agree or Not to Agree? A Typology of Sporadic Agreement 301
21. 14 Where Are Gender Values? and How Do I Get to Them? 327
22. 15 Focus as a Morphosyntactic and Morphosemantic Feature 370
23. 16 When Agreement and Binding Go Their Separate Ways: Generic Second Person Pronoun in Russian 390
24. 17 Rara and Theory Testing in Typology: The Natural Evolution of Non-canonical Agreement 414
25. Language Index 447
26. Author Index 450
27. Subject Index 457