دانلود کتاب Morphological Productivity: Structural Constraints in English Derivation

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Preface\nAbbreviations and symbols\n1. Introduction\n2. Productivity: Definitions and measurements\n2.1. Preliminaries: Possible words, actual words and the lexicon\n2.2. Defining Productivity: Qualitative approaches\n2.3 Defining Productivity: Quantitative approaches\n3. Restrictions on productivity\n3.1. Rules and restrictions\n3.2. Structural restrictions: Rule-specific mechanisms\n3.3. Structural restrictions: General mechanisms\n3.4. Productivity: A summary\n4. The combinability of derivational suffixes\n4.1. Fabb (1988)\n4.2. The data\n4.3. An alternative account\n4.4. Conclusion\n5. Rival morphological processes 1: The productivity of verb-deriving processes\n5.1. Introduction\n5.2. A dictionary-based account\n5.3. A text-based account\n5.4. Productivity measures compared: OED vs. Cobuild\n5.5. Conclusion\n6. Rival morphological processes 2: The structural properties of -ize derivatives\n6.1. The meaning of -ize derivatives\n6.2. The phonology of -ize derivatives\n7. Rival morphological processes 3: The structural properties of other verb-deriving processes\n7.1. The structural properties of -ify derivatives\n7.2. The structural properties of -ate derivatives\n7.3. Unproductive affixes: eN- and -en\n7.4. Conversion\n7.5. Summary\n8. Rival morphological processes 4: Where have all the rivals gone?\n8.1. -ize vs. -ify\n8.2. -ize vs. -ate\n8.3. -ate ws.-ify\n8.4. Conversion vs. -ize, -ify, and -ate\n8.5. Summary\n8.6. Theoretical implications: Against the separation of form and meaning in morphology\n9. Conclusion\nReferences\nAppendix 1: 20th century neologisms from the OED\nAppendix 2: Hapax legomena from the Cobuild corpus\nAuthor index\nSubject index\nAffix index