图书简介

1 Introduction; 2 ’Morphomic’ structures in synchrony and diachrony; 3 The Romance languages and the Romance verb; 4 ’PYTA’ and the remnants of the Latin perfective: Emergence of a morphomic pattern through loss of shared function; 5 The L-pattern and the U-pattern: A phonologically created morphomic pattern; 6 The N-pattern: Another phonologically created morphomic pattern; 7 The Latin ’third stem’ and its survival in Romance; 8 The western Romance future and conditional; 9 Root allomorphy and conjugation class; 10 New morphomic patterns from old; 11 Morphomic patterns, suppletion, and the Romance morphological ’landscape’; 12 Origins, substance, and persistence of Romance morphomic patterns

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