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Inflectional Paradigms
Content and Form at the Syntax-Morphology Interface
Cambridge Studies in Linguistics 149
Gregory Stump
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Introduction
Chapter 1: What are inflectional paradigms?
Chapter 2: Canonical inflectional paradigms
Chapter 3: Morphosyntactic properties
Chapter 4: Lexemes
Chapter 5: Stems
Chapter 6: Inflection classes
Chapter 7: A conception of the relation of content to form in inflectional paradigms
Chapter 8: Morphomic properties
Chapter 9: Too many cells, too few cells
Chapter 10: Syncretism
Chapter 11: Suppletion and heteroclisis
Chapter 12: Deponency and metaconjugation
Chapter 13: Polyfunctionality
Chapter 14: A theoretical synopsis and two further issues
