The article presents a theoretical account of the morphological phenomenon known as parasynthesis in compounding, i.e. a word formation process consisting in the merger of two lexical stems with a derivational affix. The analysis aims at showing that a constructionist account cannot be successfully applied to a crucial set of Slavic data. Instead, a configurational analysis implying a severe mapping between the morpho-syntactic and semantic structure is able to account for the Slavic data as well as for the data from other I.E. languages.
A. Bisetto, C. Melloni (2008). Parasynthetic Compounding. LINGUE E LINGUAGGIO, VII, 2, 233-259.
Parasynthetic Compounding
BISETTO, ANTONIETTA;
2008
Abstract
The article presents a theoretical account of the morphological phenomenon known as parasynthesis in compounding, i.e. a word formation process consisting in the merger of two lexical stems with a derivational affix. The analysis aims at showing that a constructionist account cannot be successfully applied to a crucial set of Slavic data. Instead, a configurational analysis implying a severe mapping between the morpho-syntactic and semantic structure is able to account for the Slavic data as well as for the data from other I.E. languages.File in questo prodotto:
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