Selkup Denominal Adjectives: A Generalized Paradigm Function Analysis

I examine some of the rich set of transpositional process in the Samoyedic language Selkup, focussing on denominal adjectives. Selkup provides evidence that (i) some case inflections add semantic content to the lexical representation in addition to realizing a morphosyntactic feature, (ii) transposi...

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Main Author: Spencer, Andrew
Other Authors: Hathout, Nabil, Montermini, Fabio, Tseng, Jesse
Format: Book Part
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Published: Lincom Europa 2013
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Online Access:http://repository.essex.ac.uk/11569/
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spelling ftunivessex:oai:repository.essex.ac.uk:11569 2023-05-15T18:15:02+02:00 Selkup Denominal Adjectives: A Generalized Paradigm Function Analysis Spencer, Andrew Hathout, Nabil Montermini, Fabio Tseng, Jesse 2013 http://repository.essex.ac.uk/11569/ unknown Lincom Europa Spencer, Andrew (2013) 'Selkup Denominal Adjectives: A Generalized Paradigm Function Analysis.' In: Hathout, Nabil and Montermini, Fabio and Tseng, Jesse, (eds.) Morphology in Toulouse. Selected Proceedings of Decembrettes 7. Lincom Europa, Munich, pp. 231-249. ISBN 9783862884124 P Philology. Linguistics Book Section PeerReviewed 2013 ftunivessex 2022-01-09T06:52:28Z I examine some of the rich set of transpositional process in the Samoyedic language Selkup, focussing on denominal adjectives. Selkup provides evidence that (i) some case inflections add semantic content to the lexical representation in addition to realizing a morphosyntactic feature, (ii) transpositions can be defined over already inflected word forms (in this case, nouns inflected for case and possessor agreement). In each case the morphology provides forms of a lexeme, it doesn’t create a new lexeme. This is in contrast to genuine cases of denominal adjectival derivation in the language such as privative/proprietive adjectives. I provide an analysis of the transpositions in the framework of Generalized Paradigm Function Morphology. Book Part samoyed* Selkup University of Essex Research Repository
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Selkup Denominal Adjectives: A Generalized Paradigm Function Analysis
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description I examine some of the rich set of transpositional process in the Samoyedic language Selkup, focussing on denominal adjectives. Selkup provides evidence that (i) some case inflections add semantic content to the lexical representation in addition to realizing a morphosyntactic feature, (ii) transpositions can be defined over already inflected word forms (in this case, nouns inflected for case and possessor agreement). In each case the morphology provides forms of a lexeme, it doesn’t create a new lexeme. This is in contrast to genuine cases of denominal adjectival derivation in the language such as privative/proprietive adjectives. I provide an analysis of the transpositions in the framework of Generalized Paradigm Function Morphology.
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title Selkup Denominal Adjectives: A Generalized Paradigm Function Analysis
title_short Selkup Denominal Adjectives: A Generalized Paradigm Function Analysis
title_full Selkup Denominal Adjectives: A Generalized Paradigm Function Analysis
title_fullStr Selkup Denominal Adjectives: A Generalized Paradigm Function Analysis
title_full_unstemmed Selkup Denominal Adjectives: A Generalized Paradigm Function Analysis
title_sort selkup denominal adjectives: a generalized paradigm function analysis
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url http://repository.essex.ac.uk/11569/
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