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English suffixes - Stress-assignment properties, productivity, selection and combinatorial processes (Paperback, New edition)
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English suffixes - Stress-assignment properties, productivity, selection and combinatorial processes (Paperback, New edition)
Series: Linguistic Insights, 202
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English morphophonology has aroused considerable interest in the
wake of Chomsky and Halle's ground-breaking The Sound Pattern of
English (1968). Various theoretical models have subsequently
emerged, seeking to account for the stress-placement and
combinatorial properties of affixes. However, despite the abundance
and versatility of research in this field, many questions have
remained unanswered and theoretical frameworks have often led their
proponents to erroneous assumptions or flawed systems. Drawing upon
a 140,000-word corpus culled from a high-performance search engine,
this book aims to provide a comprehensive and novel account of the
stress-assignment properties, selection processes, productivity and
combinatorial restrictions of native and non-native suffixes in
Present-Day English. In a resolutely interscholastic approach, the
author has confronted his findings with the tenets of Generative
Phonology, Cyclic Phonology, Lexical Phonology, The Latinate
Constraint, Base-Driven Lexical Stratification, Complexity-Based
Ordering and Optimality Theory.
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