Vol. 2 No. 1 (2018): Special Issue: Word Formation – historical, multilingual, contrastive

Published: 2018-01-01

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Miscellaneous

Tagungsankündigung / Conference Announcement: 18th International Morphology Meeting May 10–13, 2018; Budapest, Hungary

243-244
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Tagungsankündigung / Conference Announcement: WordFormation Theories III & Typology and Universals in WordFormation IV June 27–30, 2018; Košice, Slovakia

245-246
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Tagungsankündigung / Conference Announcement : Morphosyntactic misfits: Clitics, particles, and noncanonical affixes in the languages of the Americas 23–25 July 2018; Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP), Lima

247-249
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Papers – Special Issue

Preface

Peter Gilles, Heinz Sieburg

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Word Families in Middle High German: Identification and Perspectives

Thomas Klein

11-31
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The open and closed spelling of compound nouns in Early New High German protocols of witch trials

Lisa Dücker

33-60
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The role of syntax in the productivity of German N+N compounds. A diachronic corpus study

Kristin Kopf

61-91
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From "diutisk" to "dynamisch", from "englisc" to "anything-ish". "is(c)h" from a contrastive and diachronic perspective

Luise Kempf, Matthias Eitelmann

93-134
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Kinship or borrowing? The Relationship of Ripuarian collective nouns with "ge-" + "-ze" to Middle Dutch collective nouns with "ge-" + "-te"

Eva Büthe-Scheider

135-163
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Genre-oriented word formation research. Desiderata, perspectives and example analyses

Sören Stumpf

165-194
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Corpus-based examination of word formation affixes in Luxembourgish. Technical challenges and linguistic analysis using the example of productivity

Joshgun Sirajzade

195-216
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Miscellaneous – Special Issue