Una bibliografía sobre morfología léxica (Sergio Scalise, Università de Bologna, Italia)
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Una bibliografía sobre morfología léxica
También con información sobre morfología del español
Sergio Scalise, University of Bologna, Department of Foreign Languages
http://morbo.lingue.unibo.it/biblio-search.php
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Esta bibliografía, creada por el Prof. Sergio Escalise d ela
Università di Bolognia en Italia, contiene más de 7.600 entradas, a las
que se puede acceder con un buscador:
http://morbo.lingue.unibo.it/biblio-search.php
Ejemplo de búsqueda:
Poniendo 'Spanish' como palabra clave, hemos obtenido estas 110
referencias bibliográficas.
BIBLIO RESULTS:
Search term: Spanish
Number of records found: 110
Bibliographic entries in BIBLIO containing "Spanish":
1- Alonso Marks E. et al. (2002), Word reconstruction and consonant
features in English and Spanish, Linguistics 40 (2), 421-438.
2- Anderson, J. (1961), The morphophonemics of gender in Spanish nouns,
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in "Torre de Papel", Iowa City, IA., 6 (2), 29-60.
5- Bjarkman, P.C. (1976), Natural phonology and loanword phonology (with
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7- Brame, M. (1974), The Cyc1e in phonology: Stress in Palestinian,
Maltese and Spanish, in "Linguistic Inquiry", 5, 39-60.
8- Brugé, L. 1996. Demonstrative Movement in Spanish. A Comparative
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Changes in Proven‡al and Spanish preterite forms, in "Lingua", 52, 271-312.
10- Bybee, J. & Pardo, E. (1981), Morphology and lexical conditioning of
rules: Experimental evidence from Spanish, in "Linguistics", 19, 937-968.
11- Bybee, J.L. & Brewer, M.A. (1980), Explanations in Morphophonemics:
Changes in Provençal and Spanish Preterite Forms, in "Lingua" 52, 271-312.
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de Barcelona, in John J. Staczek (ed.), On Spanish, Portuguese, and
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and Word-formation Processes in English, Catalan, and Spanish, A: Actes
del Second Mediterranean Meeting on Morphology (MM2). 10-12 de setembre
de 1999. University Residence, Lija, Malta.
14- Carreira, M. M. (1997), Spanish plural formation: it takes two
(moras), in "Chicago Linguistic Society", 33, 31-41.
15- Clements, J. C. (1989), Lexical Category Hierarchy and 'Head of
Compound' in Spanish; Sel. Papers from 19th Ling. Symposium on Romance
Langs., Ohio State University, 21-23 Apr. 1989, 151-66.
16- Clements, J.C. (1989)*, On functor-argument relations and Headedness
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18- Contreras, H. (1985)*, Spanish exocentric compounds, in F.Nuessel
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20- Cressey, W.W. (1978), Spanish phonology and morphology: A generative
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21- Cruzado, A.A. (1982), Diminutive, augmentative and pejorative
suffixes in English and Spanish, in Readings in Spanish-English
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22- Demonte, V. (1999), A Minimal Account of Spanish Adjective Position
and Interpretation, in J. Franco, A. Landa and J. Martín (eds.),
Grammatical Analyses in Basque and Romance Linguistics. Papers in Honor
of Mario Saltarelli, Amsterdam John Benjamins p45-76.
23- Di Pietro, R.J. (1963), Morphemic analysis of the Spanish verb, in
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24- Dressler, W.U. & Merlini Barbaresi, L. (1986-[92])*, How to fix
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25- Dworkin, S. (1985), Etymology and Derivational Morphology: the
Genesis of Old Spanish Denominal Adjectives in -ido, Tübingen: Niemeyer.
26- Dworkin, S.N. (1982), The role of multiple causation in the genesis
of the Spanish suffix -ido, in "Berkeley Linguistic Society", 8, 28-32.
27- Dworkin, S.N. (1985), Etymology and derivational morphology: The
genesis of the Old Spanish denominal adjective in -ido, Tubingen, M.
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28- Eddington D. (2002), Spanish diminutive formation without rules or
constraints, Linguistics 40:2, 395-419.
29- Espinal, M.T. (2000)*, On the semantic status of n-words in Catalan
and Spanish, "Lingua" 110 (8), 557-580.
30- Fábregas, A. (2003), Universals and Grammatical Categories: a
Distributed MorphologyAanalysis of Spanish color Nouns, paper presented
at the IV Mediterranean Morphology Meeting, Catania.
31- Fainberg, L.V. (1983), The relevance of word formation rules of
languages in contact: The case of English and Spanish, in Gegenwartige
Tendenzen der Kontaktlinguistik, P.H. Nelde (ed.), Bonn, 327-339.
32- Felíu E. & A. Fábregas (2001), Phrasal scope and argument
constraints of Spanish inter- prefixation, paper presented at the III
Mediterranean Morphology Meeting, Barcelona.
33- Feliu, E. (2001), Output constraints on two Spanish word-creation
processes, in "Linguistics", 39 (5), 871-891.
34- Foley, J. (1965), Spanish phonology, Ph.D. dissertation MIT.
35- Foley, J. (1967)*, Spanish plural formation, in "Language", 43, 486-493.
36- Frota, M.P. (1988), A expressão do pejorativo em construções
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Catalan Linguistics, Washington, Georgetown University Press, 83-90.
37- Garcia, E.C. (1970), Gender switch in Spanish derivation (with
special reference to -a- -ero, -o- -era, -a- -in, -on), in "Romance
Philology", 24, 39-54.
38- Garcia-Bellido, P. (1979), Affective suffixes in Spanish: Evidence
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his students, Amherst (MA), Graduate Linguistic Student Assiciation,
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39- Goldin, M.G. (1968), Spanish case and function, Washington D.C.,
Georgetown University Press.
40- Gooch, A. (1970), Diminutive, augmentative and pejorative suffixes
in Modern Spanish, 2nd ed., Oxford, Pergamon Press.
41- Green, N. (1988), Spanish, in M. Harris and N. Vincent (eds.) (1988).
42- Gyurko, L.A. (1971), Affixal negation in Spanish, in "Romance
Philology", 25, 225-240.
43- Hammond, R. (1976), Some theoretical implications from rapid speech
phenomena in Miami-Cuban Spanish, Ph.D. dissertation, University of Florida.
44- Harris, J. (1994), The Syntax-phonology mapping in Catalan and
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and morphology, MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 21, Cambridge, 321-353.
45- Harris, J. (1995), Projection and adge marking in the computation of
stress in Spanish, in Goldsmith (ed.), 867-887.
46- Harris, J. (1995), The morphology of Spanish clitics, in H. Campos &
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Essays in Honor of Carlos Otero, Georgetown University Press,
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47- Harris, J. (1995), The morphology of Spanish clitics, in He'ctor
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48- Harris, J. (1996), The syntax and morphology of Class Marker
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49- Harris, J. (1997b), There is no imperative paradigm in Spanish, in
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Phonology and Morphology of the Major Iberian Languages, Georgetown
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50- Harris, J. (1998a), Spanish imperatives: syntax meets morphology, in
Journal of Linguistics 34, 27-52.
51- Harris, J. (1998b), Enclitic -n in Spanish, in Armin Schwegler,
Bernard Tranel and Myriam Uribe-Etxebarria (eds.), Romance Linguistics:
Theoretical Perspectives, John Benjamins, Amsterdam, 111-127.
52- Harris, J.W. (????)*, Plural transfer in Spanish phonominal clitics,
1-16, ms.
53- Harris, J.W. (????)*, Stress assignment rules in Spanish.
54- Harris, J.W. (????)*, The Syntax-Phonology mapping in Catalan and
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55- Harris, J.W. (1969), Spanish phonology, Cambridge (Mass.), MIT Press.
56- Harris, J.W. (1974), Morphologization of phonological rules: An
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57- Harris, J.W. (1980), Nonconcatenative morphology and Spanish
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58- Harris, J.W. (1985)*, Spanish word markes, Massachusetts Institute
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phonology and morphology, IULC, 35-54.
59- Harris, J.W. (1991)*, The exponence of gender in Spanish, in
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60- Harris, J.W. (1992)*, The form classes of Spanish substantives, in
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61- Jaeggli, O. (1980)*, Spanish diminutives, in F.H. Nuessel (ed.),
Contemporary studies in Romance languages, Indiana University Linguistic
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62- Janda, R. & Varela-Garcia, F. (1991), On Lateral Hermaphroditism and
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63- Jauregui, S.B. (1972), Semantic analysis of English compound nouns
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64- Jauregui-S., Beto (1972), Semantic Analysis of English Compound
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65- Kernan, K.T. & B.G. Blount (1966), The acquisition of Spanish
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66- Kornfeld, L. (2001), Compounds N+N as formally lexicalized
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67- Kvavic, K.H. (1975), Spanish noun suffixes: a synchronic perspective
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68- Lang, M.F. (1990), Spanish word formation, Routledge.
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70- Lipski, J.M. (1974), Toward a production model of Spanish
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72- Lloyd, P.M. (1966), Some reduplicative words in colloquial Spanish,
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74- Lujan, M. (1973), Pre- and Postnominal Adjectives in Spanish,
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75- Lujan, M. (1974), Prenominal Adjectives in Spanish Predicates, in J.
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77- Maiden, M. (2000), What sort of thing is a derivational affix?
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