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Abstract:: The term morphome (to be distinguished from morpheme), and the notion that there exist autonomous morphological phenomena synchronically independent of phonological or functional conditioning, has occupied a central place in morphological theory. This article reviews some characteristics of morphomic (i.e., autonomously morphological) structures that are assumed in recent studies. Taking a diachronic perspective, it asks whether these properties (typological uniqueness, phonological heterogen...
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Maiden, M. (2021). The morphome. The Annual Review of Linguistics, 7, 89–108 .

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Maiden, M. “The Morphome.” The Annual Review of Linguistics, vol. 7, Annual Reviews, 2021, pp. 89–108 .

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Maiden, M. 2021. “The Morphome.” The Annual Review of Linguistics 7: 89–108 .
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Publisher copy:: 10.1146/annurev-linguistics-040220-042614

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University of Oxford

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HUMS

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Medieval & Modern Languages Faculty

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Publisher:: Annual Reviews Publisher's website
Journal:: The Annual Review of Linguistics Journal website
Volume:: 7
Pages:: 89-108
Publication date:: 2021-01-31
Acceptance date:: 2020-09-30
DOI:: 10.1146/annurev-linguistics-040220-042614
EISSN:: 2333-9691

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Language:: English
Keywords:: naturalness

morphomes

diachrony

allomorphy

predictiveness

FFR

typology
Pubs id:: 1135622
Local pid:: pubs:1135622
Deposit date:: 2020-09-30

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Copyright date:: 2021
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