Derivational Networks Across Languages / / ed. by Alexandra Bagasheva, Lívia Körtvélyessy, Pavol Štekauer.
This pioneering research brings a new insight into derivational processes in terms of theory, method and typology. Theoretically, it conceives of derivation as a three-dimensional system. Methodologically, it introduces a range of parameters for the evaluation of derivational networks, including the...
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- Abbreviations
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Introduction to Slavic languages
- 3 Derivational networks in Bulgarian
- 4 Derivational networks in Croatian
- 5 Derivational networks in Czech
- 6 Derivational networks in Polish
- 7 Derivational networks in Russian
- 8 Derivational networks in Serbian
- 9 Derivational networks in Slovak
- 10 Derivational networks in Slovene
- 11 Derivational networks in Ukrainian
- 12 Introduction to Germanic languages
- 13 Derivational networks in Danish
- 14 Derivational networks in Dutch
- 15 Derivational networks in English
- 16 Derivational networks in Frisian
- 17 Derivational networks in German
- 18 Derivational networks in Icelandic
- 19 Derivational networks in Norwegian
- 20 Derivational networks in Swedish
- 21 Introduction to Romance languages
- 22 Derivational networks in Catalan
- 23 Derivational networks in French
- 24 Derivational networks in Galician
- 25 Derivational networks in Italian
- 26 Derivational networks in Portuguese
- 27 Derivational networks in Romanian
- 28 Derivational networks in Spanish
- 29 Introduction to Celtic languages
- 30 Derivational networks in Irish
- 31 Derivational networks in Welsh
- 32 Introduction to Baltic languages
- 33 Derivational networks in Latvian
- 34 Derivational networks in Lithuanian
- 35 Derivational networks in Greek
- 36 Introduction to Uralic languages
- 37 Derivational networks in Estonian
- 38 Derivational networks in Finnish
- 39 Derivational networks in Hungarian
- 40 Derivational networks in North Saami
- 41 Introduction to Tatar and Turkish
- 42 Derivational networks in Tatar
- 43 Derivational networks in Turkish
- 44 Derivational networks in Chechen
- 45 Derivational networks in Dargwa
- 46 Derivational networks in Basque
- 47 Derivational networks in Georgian
- 48 Derivational networks in Maltese
- 49 Derivational networks in European languages: A cross-linguistic perspective
- Index
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