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LINGUIST List 19.3745

Sat Dec 06 2008

Confs: Morphology/Phonology/Netherlands

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        1.    Doreen Georgi, The Divison of Labour between Morphology and Phonology

Message 1: The Divison of Labour between Morphology and Phonology
Date: 05-Dec-2008
From: Doreen Georgi <doreengeorgigmx.de>
Subject: The Divison of Labour between Morphology and Phonology
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The Divison of Labour between Morphology and Phonology

Date: 16-Jan-2009 - 17-Jan-2009
Location:Amsterdam, Netherlands
Contact: Doreen Georgi
Contact Email: doreengeorgigmx.de
Meeting URL: http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~exponet/meet.htm

Linguistic Field(s): Morphology; Phonology

Meeting Description:

For many grammatical processes like reduplication it remains highly
controversial whether they are primarily phonological or morphological in
nature. The goal of this workshop is to discuss the division of labour among
morphology and phonology in any relevant grammatical phenomena. This problem is
addressed under theoretical, empirical, typological and diachronic aspects.
Relevant phenomena include allomorphy, morpheme-specific alternations,
infixation, morphological blocking, affix order, zero exponence, and processes
in paradigms.

The workshop will take place as a single joint event together with the fourth
meeting of the Network Core Mechanisms of Exponence.
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