Formally Encoding Morphomicity

TitleFormally Encoding Morphomicity
Publication TypeManuscrit
Année de publication2012
AuthorsWalther, Géraldine
Series TitleInternational Morphology Meeting
CityVienna, Austria
Abstract

While morphology can be a means to convey meaning, there are also cases where it stands alone. Since (Aronoff, 1994), the term morphome has become a way to name units of linguistic representation that are “forms without meaning”. The term morphome may also be used to denote cases where non-homogeneous morphosyntactic feature structures realise a specific, fixed, set of sound forms.

Introducing Parsli, a formal inferential realisational model in the sense of (Stump, 2001), we propose a way to formally represent the notion of morphomicity, i.e., the fact of exhibiting properties that are best explained using the notion of morphome.

URLhttp://web.me.com/gwalther/homepage/Publications_(fr)_files/IMM2012-Parsli-morphomicity.pdf