Spanish word formation : productive derivational morphology in the modern lexis / M.F. Lang.
First published in 1990. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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1990.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Part I The theoretical and historical framework; 1 Introduction; 1.1 Approaches to word formation; 1.2 Morphology and word formation types; 1.3 The literature of Spanish word formation; 1.4 The phonological conditions; 1.5 Rules and constraints; 1.6 Rival systems and procedures; 1.7 Lexical creativity and style; 2 Some recent theories of lexical morphology; 2.1 Post generative theory
- Hallé; 2.2 Aronoff's conditions and restraints; 2.3 Level ordered morphology; 2.4 Extended morphology
- hypothesis, conditions, blocking.
- Part II Descriptive lexical morphology of Spanish3 Compounding; 3.1 Compound types and criteria; 3.2 Orthographic noun compounds; 3.3 Verb-noun complements; 3.4 Compound adjectives; 3.5 Syntagmatic compounds
- binominals; 3.6 Prepositional link syntagmas; 3.7 Noun + adjective syntagmas; 4 Emotive suffixation; 4.1 Types and structure; 4.2 Diminutives; 4.3 Augmentatives; 4.4 Pejoratives; 5 Non-emotive suffixation; 5.1 Classification and structure; 5.2 Nominalisation; 5.3 Deadjectival nominalisation; 5.4 Deverbal nominalisation; 5.5 Back formation; 6 Adjectivisation and adverbialisation.
- 6.1 Denominal adjectivisation6.2 Deverbal adjectivisation; 6.3 Adjectives from adjectives; 6.4 Adverbialisation; 7 Verbalisation; 7.1 Typology and structure; 7.2 Taxonomy of suffixes; 7.3 Verbs from verbs; 8 Prefixation; 8.1 Characteristics and function; 8.2 Prefixes of negation; 8.3 Locative prefixes; 8.4 Temporal prefixes; 8.5 Prefixes of quantity and dimension; 8.6 Prefixes of intensification; 8.7 Prefixoids; 9 Miscellaneous procedures; 9.1 Parasynthesis; 9.2 Gender derivation; 9.3 Gentilic derivation; 9.4 Acronyms; 9.5 Blends; 9.6 Clipping; Conclusion; Appendices.
- Appendix 1. Illustrative textsAppendix 2. Word formation in context; Lexical glossary; Notes; Bibliography; Journalistic and literary sources; Linguistic bibliography; Index.