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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «INFIXATION»
Descubre el uso de
infixation en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
infixation y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
A Natural History of
Infixation
The book will interest phonologists, morphologists, typologists, and historical linguists of alltheoretical persuasions.
2
Word-Formation in English
In sum, we have seen that infixation in English is determined by the metrical
structure of the base, or, more specifically, by its foot structure. Expletive infixation
can be regarded as a case of prosodic morphology, i.e. a kind of morphology
where ...
3
Extra-grammatical Morphology in English: Abbreviations, ...
Infixation as an extra-grammatical phenomenon McMillan (1980: 163) calls
infixes “emotive intensifier[s]”, claiming that they are normally obscene, profane
or euphemisticl“9 The infixation of expletives in English has been included in
Zwicky ...
4
Minor Mlabri: A Hunter-gatherer Language of Northern Indochina
4.1.1 Infixation Infixation, in the form of insertion of one or more consonants after
the stem-initial consonant, occurs on many verb stems. The material inserted
varies but is sonorant and comprises at least one tongue-tip consonant (in the ...
5
The Phonology of English : A Prosodic Optimality-Theoretic ...
First, expletive infixation can only apply if the primary stress occurs to the right (
e.g. *cu-f*-cumber). Second, expletive infixation can only happen if there is a foot
on either side (e.g. *ba-f*-ndna). Third, expletive infixation cannot interrupt a foot
...
6
Hua, a Papuan Language of the Eastern Highlands of New Guinea
7.3.1.3 Infixation in polysyllabic verbs In many polysyllabic verbs, the final
syllable $CV is treated as if it were a support verb, and the negative is infixed to
precede it. These verbs then seem to have the structure root + verb, but in fact
there is ...
7
The Boundaries of Pure Morphology: Diachronic and Synchronic ...
5.4.3 Extramorphological parameters of morphological variation 5.4.3.1 Diatopic
variability The statistical analysis showed that the productivity of first-conjugation
infixation differs significantly among the investigated dialects. In order to ...
Silvio Cruschina, Martin Maiden, John Charles Smith,
2013
8
Discovering Speech, Words, and Mind
Another linguist, Alan Yu, more recently has investigated a pop-culture example
of infixation dubbed Homer infixation after the television character Homer
Simpson, who popularized it. Take a look at the following word forms with Homer
...
Dani Byrd, Toben H. Mintz,
2011
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An Integrated Theory of Autosegmental Processes
1.6.4 Infixation Revisited The notion of prespecification has still further
ramifications in that it suggests a way of simplifying McCarthy's treatment of
infixation in the Arabic verbal paradigm, and of accounting for one of the major
characteristics of ...
10
Ken Hale: A Life in Language
Infixation (Stem Onset Prepasing) u m X X + X 12 34 b. Onset Metathesis m u X X
+ X 12 34 C u m + XXX 1 2 3 u m XXX 1 2 3 I will show that Onset Metathesis
rather than Infixation applies in Tagalog (section 4.2) and Chamorro (section 4.3),
...
Kenneth Locke Hale, Michael J. Kenstowicz,
2001
3 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «INFIXATION»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
infixation en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Why linguists freak out about 'absofreakinglutely'
Some call it infixing or expletive infixation, but it's not a real infix. There's another term, tmesis, which could maybe work, but linguists disagree ... «The Week Magazine, Dic 14»
The Surprising Complexity of "Legen—Wait for It—Dary"
Mark Lindsay, a Ph.D. candidate in linguistics at Stony Brook University, suggests that iz-infixation "may be used for obscuring profanity (e.g., ... «Slate Magazine, Abr 14»
Expletive Infixation and Marine Scien-****in-tists
An analysis of English Expletive Infixation (as in fan-fuckin-tastic) in terms of a metrical theory of prosody is presented. It is shown that the major ... «Deep-Sea News, Ago 11»