online proceedings of the Tenth mediterranean morphology meeting mmm10 (Haifa) 7-10 September 2015
Edited by Jenny Audring, Francesca Masini, Wendy Sandler
Date of Publication: 2016
ISSN: 1826-7491
University of Leiden | University of Bologna | University of Haifa
Full Volume: download here
Single papers are available through the MMM Online Proceedings Platform
Table of contents
- Cover & Frontpage
- Table of contents, Foreword & Abstracts
- Faruk Akkuş: Suspended affixation with derivational suffixes and lexical integrity
- Elitzur A. Bar-Asher Siegal: The Semitic templates from the perspective of reciprocal predicates
- Gal Belsitzman, Wendy Sandler: Motivated phonological templates in Sign Language
- Edit Doron, Geoffrey Khan: The morphosyntax of definiteness agreement in Neo-Aramaic and Central Semitic
- Kazuhiko Fukushima: Telicity makes or breaks verb serialization
- Hélène Giraudo, Serena Dal Maso, Sabrina Piccinin: The role of stem frequency in morphological processing
- Claudio Iacobini, Luisa Corona: “Romanes eunt domus”: where you can go with Latin morphology. Variation in motion expression between system and usage
- Aysun Kunduracı, Aslı Göksel: Morphology: the base processor
- Ryan Lepic: Lexical blends and lexical patterns in English and in American Sign Language
- Irit Meir: Grammaticalization is not the full story: a non-grammaticalization account of the emergence of sign language agreement morphemes
- Fabio Montermini, Matteo Pascoli: A paradigmatic analysis of the Italian verbal derivation
- Ignacio L. Montoya: A comparison of roots as units of analysis in Modern Hebrew and Spanish: exploring a remnant approach to defining roots
- Gergana Popova: Inflected and periphrastic features: issues of comparison and modelling
- Marcel Schlechtweg, Holden Härtl: The lexicalization of complex constructions: an analysis of adjective-noun combinations
- Giuseppina Todaro, Fabio Montermini: Spatial reduplication in Sicilian: lexicon or grammar?
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