allomorphy, locality and paradigmatic relationships

[Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy]

In March I sent a posting to the DM List about paradigms.  I
mentioned an article by me in Transactions of the Philological
Society 99 (2001) commenting on some work by Jonathan Bobaljik on
Itelmen, and two subsequent articles in TPhS 101 (2003): a critique
of my article by Adger, Béjar and Harbour, and a response by me to
their critique.  Blackwell, publishers of TPhS, have now given
permission for these articles to be archived, and I have therefore
archived the two by me at the DM site.

Many list members will probably be able to access these articles
electronically, anyway, through their university libraries.  But if,
like me, you prefer reading things in print, you may like to consider
joining the Philological Society.  Its Transactions must be the best
value in the world for an academic journal.  Regular membership of
the Society is only 10 British pounds (about $15 US) per annum, and
for student associate members it is only 2 British pounds.  For that,
you get three issues of the Transactions per annum, plus occasional
special publications, plus the right to attend meetings of the
Society (seven per annum, held in London, Oxford and Cambridge).

Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy
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Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy
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