Conversion in Morphology - Laurie Bauer

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Résumé :

• 1: Laurie Bauer and Salvador Valera: Conversion: The core issues


• Part I. Theoretical Issues


• 2: Antonio F?bregas: The analysis of conversion: Historiography


• 3: John Mansfield: Word classes


• 4: Anna M. Thornton: Conversion and inflection


• 5: Alexandra Soares Rodrigues: Conversion and other word-formation processes


• 6: Gianina Iord?chioaia: The position of conversion in word-formation


• 7: B?ena Cetnarowska: Conversion and coercion


• 8: Heike Baeskow: The semantics of conversion


• 9: R?ka Benczes and Lilla Petronella Szab?: Conversion and figurative language


• 10: Gergana Popova: Directionality


• Part II. Description and Typology


• 11: Akiko Nagano: Japonic: Japanese


• 12: Livio Gaeta: Indo-European: Germanic and Romance


• 13: Magda %Sev??kov? and Jurgis Pakerys: Indo-European: Slavic and Baltic


• 14: Daniel Kaufman, Nathan W. Adamson, Victoria Chen, Bradley McDonnell, and Olivia Waring: Austronesian: Tagalog and Indonesian


• 15: Wolf Dietrich: Tupian: Guaran?


• 16: Olga Lovick: Dene: Upper Tanana


• 17: Giorgio Francesco Arcodia: Sino-Tibetan: Chinese


• 18: L?szl? Pal?gyi: Uralic: Hungarian


• 19: Ora R. Schwarzwald: Semitic: Hebrew


• 20: Pingali Sailaja: Dravidian: Telugu


• 21: Xabier Artiagoitia: Basque


• Part III. Conclusions


• 22: Laurie Bauer: Retrospective