1. Some Remarks on the Relations between Morphology and Syntax in Twentieth-Century Linguistics

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents V
3. Preface and Acknowledgements VII
4. Affiliations IX
5. 1. Some Remarks on the Relations between Morphology and Syntax in Twentieth-Century Linguistics 1
6. 2. Morphology and Syntax: an Interlocking Independence 9
7. 3. Adjacency and Incorporation 33
8. 4. The Relation between Inheritance and Argument Linking: Deverbal Nouns in Dutch 57
9. 5. The Simplex Structure of Complex Idioms: The Morphological Status of laten 75
10. 6. Non-Finite Verb Forms and Subject Theta Assignment 105
11. 7. Doing Affixation in the GB syntax 129
12. 8. A Constraint on Governors in the West Germanic Verb Cluster 147
13. 9. Inheritance Phenomena 163
14. 10. Configurational and Nonconfigurational Morphology 187
15. 11. Apparent Exceptions to the Projection Principle 217
16. 12. Lambek Categorial Grammar and the Autonomy Thesis 233
17. 13. Affix Order and Interpretation: Quechua 259
18. 14. Compound Verbs and the Adequacy of Lexical Morphology 281
19. 15. Relating Morphological and Syntactic Structure 303
20. 16. Bracketing Paradoxes, Cliticization and Other Topics: The Mapping between Syntactic and Phonological Structure 339
21. 17. English -ing and Dutch -en Nominal Constructions: A Case of Simultaneous Nominal and Verbal Projections 361
22. 18. Morphological Structure and Level Ordering 395
23. Index of Languages 411
24. Index of Names 413
25. Index of Subjects 417
26. References 427