Reduplication + Compounding

[s.t. bischoff]

Hello all,

Thanks Dan. Several folks have asked me to be a bit more specific regarding
my query. What I am most interested in is where folks have discussed perhaps
some type of "interaction" between/of reduplication and noun incorporation.
More specifically where they have tried to account for such via some
theoretical mechanism (e.g. formal, functional, some combination thereof).
When I say incorporation I'm thinking of the phenomenon described in for
example polysynthetic languages where you might have structures like "She
chops some wood" and "She wood-chops." For example in Hiaki you have the
following where (a) would represent what I am referring to as "noun
incorporation":

(a) kuta-sui-te
     stick-tear-Intransitive
     'wood-split'

(b) kuta-m siu-ta
    stick-pl tear-Transitive
     'split wood'

I'm not after anything specific, just where folks have talked about the two
phenomena in some way that suggests some sort of relationship or interaction
between the two.

Thanks,
Shannon

On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 8:48 AM, Daniel Everett <dan at daneverett.org> wrote:

> One paper is: Everett, Daniel L. and Lucy Seki. 1985.  ‘Reduplication and
> CV Skeleta in Kamaiura,’ Linguistic Inquiry 16, pp 326 –330 (I *think* we
> also talk about compound form reduplication in there. In any case, Tupi
> languages are a rich source of this.)
>
> Another is a paper I published on Arawan reduplication and compounding
> (depending on one's analysis, section 3.6):
> http://journals.dartmouth.edu/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Journals.woa/2/xmlpage/1/article/263?htmlOnce=yes
>
> Dan
>
>
> On Oct 10, 2011, at 8:31 AM, s.t. bischoff wrote:
>
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I'm wondering if any one is familiar with any literature that looks at
> > reduplication interacting with noun incorporation and/or compounding in a
> > specific language(s) or cross linguistically.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Shannon
>
>