Table of Contents
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MMM8 Complete Issue
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Foreword
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6-7
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Competing affixes as aspectual morphemes: the case of deadjectival nominalizations
Artemis Alexiadou, Fabienne Martin
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8-21
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Simplification, complexification, and microvariation: towards a quantification of inflectional complexity in closely related varieties
Raffaela Baechler, Guido Seiler
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22-40
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On the classification of compound verbs
Alexandra Bagasheva
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41-58
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The English noun-noun construct: a morphological and syntactic object
Melanie Bell
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59-90
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Morphological complexity in Maltese: a divergence from canonicity
Maris Camilleri
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92-113
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Prediction and generalisation in word processing and storage
Claudia Marzi, Marcello Ferro, Vito Pirrelli
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114-131
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Meaning resides in fully inflected forms: the Georgian "unwillingness" construction
Alice Harris
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132-142
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"One allomorph to rule them all': the single allomorph selection constraint in Greek
Athanasios Karasimos
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143-151
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Complex adjectives at the morphology-syntax interface
Hideki Kishimoto
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152-167
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Analogical modelling and paradigmatic word formation as attention-seeking devices
Ewa Konieczna
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168-191
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Rival suffixes: synonymy, competition, and the emergence of productivity
Mark Lindsay
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192-203
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Italian -ismo/-ista and Ancient Greek -ismos/-istḗs formations. Morphological processes and diachronic relationships
Heike Necker, Liana Tronci
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204-222
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Romance clitics: cluster formation and allomorphy
Diego Pescarini
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223-235
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Gender selection and syntactic constructions: the case of Dutch double gender nouns
Chiara Semplicini
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236-254
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The formal and functional architecture of inflectional morphology
Gregory Stump
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255-271
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Encoding unexpectedness by aspect inflection
Niina Ning Zhang
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272-298
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Fitting into morphological structure: accounting for Sorani Kurdish endoclitics
Géraldine Walther
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299-321
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Empirical and theoretical aspects of phrasal compounds: against the "syntax explains it all" attitude
Carola Trips
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322-346
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