Chapters
Part 1 - Foundations of Morphological Theory
Chapter 1: Two morphologies or one? Inflection versus word-formation
Chapter 2: The minimal sign: morpheme or lexeme
Chapter 3: The nature of morphological rules
Chapter 4: Productivity
Part 2 - Issues in Morphological Theory
Chapter 5: Alternations: stems and allomorphy
Chapter 6: Morphological semantics
Chapter 7: Affix ordering: motivation and interpretation
Chapter 8: The place of morphology
Chapter 9: The status of paradigms
Part 3 - Morphological Principles
Chapter 10: Lexicalism or the Principle of Morphology-Free Syntax
Chapter 11: Lexicalism, the Principle of Morphology-Free Syntax and the Principle of
Syntax-Free Morphology
Chapter 12: Defaults and overrides in morphological description
Chapter 13: Implicative Relations in Word-Based Morphological Systems
Part 4 - Morphological Frameworks
Chapter 14: Classical morphemics: Assumptions, extensions and alternatives
Chapter 15: Natural Morphology
Chapter 16: Distributed Morphology
Chapter 17: Construction Morphology
Chapter 18: Paradigm Function Morphology
Chapter 19: Network Morphology
Part 5 - The Role of Morphology in Theories of Phonology and Syntax
Chapter 20: The role of morphology in Generative Phonology, Autosegmenatal Phonology and Prosodic Morphology
Chapter 21: The role of morphology in Optimality Theory
Chapter 22: The role of morphology in Transformational Grammar and its descendants
Chapter 23: The role of morphology in Constraint-based lexicalist grammars
Chapter 24: The role of morphology in Dependency Grammar
Part 6 - Domains for the Evaluation of Morphological Theories
