Word-and-Paradigm morphology in HPSG

[Stefan Müller]

Hi,

You will find such approaches and discussion in


@article{Riehemann:98,
  	author       = "Susanne Z. Riehemann",
  	homepage     = "http://doors.stanford.edu/~sr/",
  	journal      = "Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics",
  	pages        = "49--77",
  	title        = "Type-Based Derivational Morphology",
  	url          = "http://doors.stanford.edu/~sr/morphology.ps",
  	url_checked  = "10.26.02",
  	volume       = "2",
  	year         = "1998"
}

@book{Ackerman:Webelhuth:98,
  	address      = "Stanford",
  	author       = "Farrell Ackerman and Gert Webelhuth",
  	email        = "webelhuth at unc.edu",
  	homepage     = "http://www.unc.edu/~webelhut",
  	publisher    = "CSLI Publications",
  	title        = "A Theory of Predicates",
  	year         = "1998"
}


@book{Koenig:99,
  	address      = "Stanford, CA",
  	author       = "Jean-Pierre Koenig",
  	email        = "jpkoenig at acsu.buffalo.edu",
  	homepage     = "http://wings.buffalo.edu/soc-sci/linguistics/koenig/",
  	publisher    = "CSLI Publications",
  	title        = "Lexical Relations",
  	year         = "1999"
}


and also in my forthcoming book:

@Book{Mueller2002b,
   author      =	{Stefan M{\"u}ller},
   title	      =	{Complex Predicates: Verbal Complexes, Resultative
Constructions, and Particle Verbs
		in {German}},
   series      =	{Studies in Constraint"=Based Lexicalism},
   publisher   =	cslip,
   number      =	13,
   address     =	{Stanford},
   note	      =	{\url{http://www.dfki.de/~stefan/Pub/complex.html}.
\mytoday},
   year	      =	{To Appear 2002}
}

All of these publications contain pointers to more literature also from
other frameworks.


Greetings

	Stefan


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