Morphology and Modularity

Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
Affiliations
1. Some Remarks on the Relations between Morphology and Syntax in Twentieth-Century Linguistics
2. Morphology and Syntax: an Interlocking Independence
3. Adjacency and Incorporation
4. The Relation between Inheritance and Argument Linking: Deverbal Nouns in Dutch
5. The Simplex Structure of Complex Idioms: The Morphological Status of laten
6. Non-Finite Verb Forms and Subject Theta Assignment
7. Doing Affixation in the GB syntax
8. A Constraint on Governors in the West Germanic Verb Cluster
9. Inheritance Phenomena
10. Configurational and Nonconfigurational Morphology
11. Apparent Exceptions to the Projection Principle
12. Lambek Categorial Grammar and the Autonomy Thesis
13. Affix Order and Interpretation: Quechua
14. Compound Verbs and the Adequacy of Lexical Morphology
15. Relating Morphological and Syntactic Structure
16. Bracketing Paradoxes, Cliticization and Other Topics: The Mapping between Syntactic and Phonological Structure
17. English -ing and Dutch -en Nominal Constructions: A Case of Simultaneous Nominal and Verbal Projections
18. Morphological Structure and Level Ordering
Index of Languages
Index of Names
Index of Subjects
References