What syntax can we reconstruct from morphology?
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Auteurs : Michel Kefer [Belgique]Source :
- Lingua [ 0024-3841 ] ; 1985.
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- Entity :
- pers : M. Ke, M. Kefer.
- place : Strasbourg.
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- Adjective, Affix, Basic order, Basic word order, Classical mongolian, Comrie, Constituent, Contemporary german, Datum, Declarative main clause, Derivational, Derivational prefix, Descriptive adjective, Finite verb, Full verb, Genitive, Giv6n, High german, Iiber, Inflectional, Inflectional suffix, Kefer, Kefer morphology, Linearization rule, Major clause constituent, Modal verb, Mongolian, Mongolian datum, Mongolian language, More frequent, Morpheme, Morphology, Movement rule, Nominal object, Noun, Number suffix, Object personal pronoun, Other hand, Past participle, Personal affix, Personal prefix, Personal pronoun, Personal pronoun object, Personal pronoun subject, Picard, Possible order, Pragmatically, Prefix, Previous stage, Pronominal, Pronominal form, Pronoun, Puter, Puter second person singular suffix, Romance language, Second person singular subject, Second person singular suffix, Second position, Separate word, Single word, Strong basic order hypothesis, Strong form, Subordinate clause, Suffix, Suffixing, Syntactic, Syntactic reconstruction, Unmarked, Unmarked order, Unmarked word order, Verb, Weak form, Word order.
Abstract
In the course of time it sometimes happens that morphemes which behaved previously as separate words are fused together into one word. The order of the two morphemes within the new word gives us some information on the syntax of the language at the time immediately preceding the fusion: This order reflects either the unmarked order of the words the two morphemes derive from (the notion of ‘unmarked order’ is defined below) or an order of these words that was not necessarily unmarked but never or hardly ever permitted another word to intervene between the two words.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0024-3841(85)90303-1
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