The Oxford Encyclopedia of Morphology
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Morphology is a carefully curated, peer-reviewed collection of articles that will appear both online in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Linguistics and as a thematic set in print. The Oxford Encyclopedia of Morphology will cover all areas of morphology, as well as the interfaces between morphology and other subfields of linguistics. Along with theoretical frameworks and debates and interface issues, the encyclopedia will provide brief illustrative sketches of the morphological systems of a wide range of languages and language families. It is being developed by an editorial board of internationally renowned scholars, led by Editor in Chief Rochelle Lieber and Associate Editors Sabine Arndt-Lappe, Antonio Fábregas, Christina Gagné, and Francesca Masini. All of the articles appear online as part of the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Linguistics.
Volume Editor
Rochelle Lieber (Editor in Chief), University of New Hampshire
Associate Editors
Sabine Arndt-Lappe, Universität Trier
Antonio Fábregas, The Arctic University of Norway
Christina Gagné, University of Alberta
Francesca Masini, Università di Bologna
Topics
Morphological units: overview and general issues
Inflection
Derivation
Verbalization
Compounding: classification and general overview
Formal morphological means
Morphological frameworks: historical overview of the study of morphology
Theoretical debates: general
Psycholinguistic debates, findings, and theoretical issues
Methodology and resources in morphology
Acquisition of morphology
The morphology-syntax interface
The morphology-phonetics/phonology interface
The morphology-semantics interface
Diachronic aspects of morphology
Morphology in the languages of the world
Morphology and language contact (borrowing, contact-induced processes, pidgin and creole morphology)
Language families