Found:
Parallel morphology
MORPHOLOGY: theory proposed in Borer (1988) within the GB-framework.
In this theory the morphological module or component has access to (a) the
lexicon, (b) the output of phonology, and (c) syntax proper. On the basis of
the difference in Hebrew between compounds and compound-type construct state
nominals (constructions which have a character intermediate between syntactically
formed phrases and words proper), Borer argues that the former are generated in a
morphological component, while the latter are formed in the syntax. The word-like
properties of construct state nominals are due to the morphological principle of
percolation that can apply to constructions which are formed in syntax (= the
mapping between D-structure and
S-structure)
LIT. | Borer, H. (1988) Shibatani, K. & T. Kageyana (1988) Spencer, A. (1991) |