This paper discusses such issues as the format under which lexical units are stored in memory, the way in which inflection and derivation interact, and the definition of morphological units, such as stem, root, word form, etc. More largely, two competing models of morphological competence, a “units-plus-rules” model and a global model based on analogy, are discussed. The main focus is on nouns and adjectives in three Romance languages: French, Catalan and Italian. The data are analyzed within a word-based model of morphology. Word forms are considered to be the main units of lexical memorization universally. These forms are organized into larger, more abstract units, the lexemes, roughly corresponding to dictionary entries. It is claimed th...
After being dominant during about a century since its invention by Baudouin de Courtenay at the end ...
10 pagesThe paper presents a linguistic and computational model aiming at making the morphological s...
International audienceIn standard romance languages, systems of plural marking are relatively simple...
This contribution analyses morphologically autonomous structures within the context of the Romance l...
The main issue addressed in this paper is how to represent complex lexical structures in dictionarie...
International audienceRomance nouns show a well-known morphological isogloss. There are two groups o...
proceedings of the 6th Décembrettes.International audienceThe paper presents a linguistic and comput...
International audienceSince Rumelhart & McClelland (1986) first presented their connectionist model ...
While previous research on collective nouns in Romance languages mostly adopts a semasiological and ...
International audienceA confusion between the identification of the lexicogenic process or processes...
This paper describes in details the first version of Morphonette, a new French morphological resourc...
In this contribution we acknowledge that morphology interacts with, and is intimately related to, se...
This paper explores aspects of microvariation concerning the morphological realization of the featur...
International audienceIn this article, we introduce a new technique for constructing wide-coverage m...
Lexical morphemes such as roots, stems, inflectional and derivational affixes constitute the basic i...
After being dominant during about a century since its invention by Baudouin de Courtenay at the end ...
10 pagesThe paper presents a linguistic and computational model aiming at making the morphological s...
International audienceIn standard romance languages, systems of plural marking are relatively simple...
This contribution analyses morphologically autonomous structures within the context of the Romance l...
The main issue addressed in this paper is how to represent complex lexical structures in dictionarie...
International audienceRomance nouns show a well-known morphological isogloss. There are two groups o...
proceedings of the 6th Décembrettes.International audienceThe paper presents a linguistic and comput...
International audienceSince Rumelhart & McClelland (1986) first presented their connectionist model ...
While previous research on collective nouns in Romance languages mostly adopts a semasiological and ...
International audienceA confusion between the identification of the lexicogenic process or processes...
This paper describes in details the first version of Morphonette, a new French morphological resourc...
In this contribution we acknowledge that morphology interacts with, and is intimately related to, se...
This paper explores aspects of microvariation concerning the morphological realization of the featur...
International audienceIn this article, we introduce a new technique for constructing wide-coverage m...
Lexical morphemes such as roots, stems, inflectional and derivational affixes constitute the basic i...
After being dominant during about a century since its invention by Baudouin de Courtenay at the end ...
10 pagesThe paper presents a linguistic and computational model aiming at making the morphological s...
International audienceIn standard romance languages, systems of plural marking are relatively simple...