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The article lists one paper as its source for that fact (Kibrik, A. E. (2001). "Archi (Caucasian—Daghestanian)", The Handbook of Morphology, Blackwell, pg. 468 ), but being a recent linguistics graduate/alumnus I can longer make use of university privileges when looking up papers and stuff.
Good morphology introduction book to recommend : r/linguistics
2020年9月22日 · 2. Went2eleven. • 4 yr. ago. In my intro to phonology and morphology class, the morphology book we used was An Introduction to Morphology by Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy. It’s a smaller book, which was fine when it was a combined phonology and morphology class. But if you’re looking for something more robust, it could probably work as a ...
Morphology : r/linguistics - Reddit
2020年12月13日 · But, each language also has its unique morphology. How do we reconstruct morphology. You would start by finding instances of the morphology used in all the forms. Say you were studying the forms of the verb "work" in a morphologically rich language. You'd find "work" in (1sg), (2sg), etc...and compare the forms.
Book about morphology : r/asklinguistics - Reddit
2023年10月28日 · There's guaranteed to be a section on morphology. If you're trying to understand morphology in a more practical sense, I recommend reading descriptive grammars of a few different languages. There will always be a chapter devoted to morphology. Look at some of the example sentences, study the glosses, and try to understand how the language ...
r/linguistics on Reddit: Why is morphology less popular than …
2014年11月9日 · Morphology doesn't really have that one framework that linguists have made a kind of consensus on yet, though Distributed Morphology is quite popular. A lot of Intro to Morphology textbooks often don't even delve very deeply into the theoretical reasoning for why we see certain phenomena, but rather put short descriptions of what some ...
What is a bound root？ : r/linguistics - Reddit
2021年12月2日 · This is a community for discussions related to topics and questions about linguistics, the scientific study of human language. For common questions, please refer to the FAQs below. For those looking to deepen their appreciation for linguistics, the reading list is a list of recommended texts on areas of linguistic and language research compiled ...
Anyone know of some good morphology puzzles for beginners?
2022年3月15日 · You might want to look at some of the puzzles in Alex Bellos' The Language Lover's Puzzle Book. These aren't your typical crossword puzzle or other game you might think of when you hear 'language puzzle book'. All of the puzzles come from real linguistics data and analysis. And some of them are about morphology. 8.
Some questions about Arabic morphology : r/linguistics - Reddit
2021年10月5日 · The cover page of that Web file links to other studies in Near Eastern languages morphology (I didn't open the links). McCarthy and Prince cite the "comprehensive treatment of loanwords in a Saudi Bedouin dialect" by Smeaton 1973 (Smeaton cites drywall, switch, piston, bolt among other loanwords).
Archi verbal morphology : r/linguistics - Reddit
2021年11月25日 · The article lists one paper as its source for that fact (Kibrik, A. E. (2001). "Archi (Caucasian—Daghestanian)", The Handbook of Morphology, Blackwell, pg. 468 ), but being a recent linguistics graduate/alumnus I can longer make use of university privileges when looking up papers and stuff.