反对分裂形态

Robert Hepburn-Gray
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在本文中,我展示了几种尼日尔刚果语言的数据,说明了如何在传统的形态句法框架内分析构成这些语言的名词类系统的范式是有问题的。我概述了这个问题的可能解决方案,并主张引入基于范例的Word和Paradigm (Blevins 2006)的方法来研究bcg中的形态学。然后概述这种方法对bcg词典结构的影响。
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Against split morphology
In this paper I present data from several Niger Congo languages, illustrating how the paradigms which make up the noun class systems of these languages are problematic to analyze within traditional morphosyntactic frameworks. I outline possible solutions to this problem, and argue for the introduction of an exemplar based Word and Paradigm (Blevins 2006) approach to morphology within SBCG. I then outline the consequences of this approach for the structure of the SBCG lexicon.
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