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Chapter 6: Compounding

Chapter 6: Compounding

pp. 131-161

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, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf
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This chapter is concerned with compounds. Section 6.1 focuses on the basic characteristics of compounds, investigating the kinds of element compounds are made of, their internal structure, headedness, and stress patterns. This is followed by descriptions of individual compounding patterns and the discussion of the specific empirical and theoretical problems these patterns pose. In particular, nominal, adjectival, verbal, and neoclassical compounds are examined, followed by an exploration of the syntax-morphology boundary.

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