This book considers the interaction of morphological and
phonological determinants of linguistic form and the degree to
which one determines the other. It considers the operation of
canonical forms, the invariant syllabic shapes of morphemes and the
defining characteristic of prosodic
morphology. Dr Downing presents an original theory which she tests
on data from a wide variety of languages. Her book will be of
central interest to scholars and advanced students of phonology and
morphology, and of linguistic theory more generally.
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