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Связанные формы, спаянные формы и аффиксы: Базовые понятия для морфологического сопоставления
Voprosy iazykoznaniia, 2021-01 (1), p.7
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Copyright Akademizdattsentr "Nauka" 2021 ;ISSN: 0373-658X ;DOI: 10.31857/0373-658X.2021.1.7-28
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Title:
Связанные формы, спаянные формы и аффиксы: Базовые понятия для морфологического сопоставления
Author:
Haspelmath, Martin
Subjects:
Affixes
;
Agglutinative languages
;
Morphology
;
Morphosyntax
;
Phonology
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Voprosy iazykoznaniia, 2021-01 (1), p.7
Description:
This paper proposes definitions of three terms that can potentially be used in answering key questions of general morphology and syntax: bound form, welded form, and affix. The term affix is sometimes thought to involve phonological “fusion” of some kind, but I propose that it is best defined as a bound non-root that cannot occur on roots of different classes. A bound form (or non-autonomous form) is generally defined as a form that does not occur on its own (thus, its definition makes no reference to phonology). As a term for a bound form that shows phonological interactions with its host, I propose the new term welded form. I discuss the ways in which these terms may (or may not) help us justify the syntax-morphology subdivision, and the ways in which these terms may perhaps be the basis for justifying speculative classifications such as the well-known isolating, agglutinative and flective types.
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Moscow: Akademizdattsentr "Nauka"
Language:
Russian
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ISSN: 0373-658X
DOI: 10.31857/0373-658X.2021.1.7-28
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