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Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Core Mechanisms of Exponence Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Universitt Leipzig Institut fr Linguistik Network Meeting June 23, 2007 Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core


  1. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Core Mechanisms of Exponence Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Universität Leipzig Institut für Linguistik Network Meeting – June 23, 2007 Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  2. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Overview Mechanisms of Exponence A Rough Classification A Detailed Classification A Convergence Model of Exponence Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subsegmental Exponence Questions Morphophonological Polarity Phonological Suppletion Unnatural Syncretism Proposals Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  3. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Rough Classification Detailed Classification Mechanisms of Exponence Units of Exponence expone directly Lexical Exponence morphosyntactic/semantic features Units of Exponence are sensitive Morphological Exponence to other units of exponence Phonological processes/constraints are sensitive Phonological Exponence to units of exponence Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  4. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Rough Classification Detailed Classification Lexical Exponence sg pl ‘garden’ kert kert-ek (Hungarian) ‘heart’ szív szív-ek kért szív ek [+N ❀ ] [+N ♥ ] [+pl] Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  5. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Rough Classification Detailed Classification Morphological Exponence: Contextual Allomorphy Present Passive Optative Aorist Impferf. 1sg formoj-Ø formo-he-m formo-fsh-a formo-v-a formo-j-a (formoj, ‘to form; ’Albanian) m formo he [+1–pl] [+V ✄ ] [+Pass] Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  6. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Rough Classification Detailed Classification Phonological Exponence: Cophonologies Dative Suffix: Velar Deletion Nominative Dative bebek bebe-e ‘baby’ inek ine-e ‘cow’ (Turkish) Aorist Suffix: No Velar Deletion Past Aorist gerek-ti gerek-ir ‘be necessary’ b I rak-t I b I rak- I r ‘leave’ Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  7. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Rough Classification Detailed Classification Phonological Exponence: Cophonologies Dative: Cophonology Φ 1 Input: inek-e *VKV M AX -C a. ine-e * ☞ b. inek-e *! Aorist: Cophonology Φ 2 Input: gerek-ir M AX -C *VKV a. gere-ir *! b. gerek-e * ☞ (Inkelas & Zoll, 2005) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  8. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Rough Classification Detailed Classification Mechanisms of Exponence Syntagmatic Identity (Reduplication, Copies Affix Repetition) of Exponence Identity of Exponence Paradigmatic Identity Syncretism of Exponence Syntagmatic Non-Identity Non-Identity Morphological OCP-Effects of Exponence Paradigmatic Non-Identity Polarity and Constraints of Exponence of Exponence on Paradigm. Distinctness Syntagmatic Parasitic Allomorphy Exponence Parasitic Exponence Paradigmatic Parasitic Directional Syncretism Exponence Syntagmatic Zero Zero Affixes Exponence Zero Exponence Paradigmatic Zero Paradigmatic Gaps Exponence Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  9. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence A Convergence Model of Exponence ◮ Exponence is realizational (Wunderlich & Fabri, 1994; Stump, 2001; Halle & Marantz,1993; Trommer,2001) ◮ Exponence is governed by general rules/constraints inducing syncretism (Halle and Marantz, 1993; Stump, 2001; Trommer, 2003) ◮ Exponence is in a broad sense concatenative (Stump, 2001; Wunderlich and Fabri, 1994; Halle and Marantz, 1993) ◮ Subsegmental exponence has morphologically the same status as segmental (affixal) exponence (Zoll, 1996; Stump, 2001; van Oostendorp, 2005) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  10. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Exponence is Realizational: German Verb Inflection sg pl 1 leg- e leg- en Present 2 leg- st leg- t 3 leg- t leg- en (ich lege, ‘I put’) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  11. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Exponence is Realizational: Distributed Morphology [+1–2+pl] [–1–2+pl] Syntactic Heads -n ↔ [-2+pl] Vocabulary Items (Frampton, 2003; Müller, 2005; Trommer, 2005) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  12. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Exponence is Realizational: Minimalist Morphology +pl –pl +2 Paradigm +1 –2 –1 /n/ –2+pl Morphemes (Wunderlich & Fabri, 1995) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  13. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Exponence is Realizational: Other Frameworks ◮ Extended Word- and Paradigm Models (Anderson, 1992) ◮ Paradigm-Function Morphology (Stump, 2001) ◮ Optimality-Theoretic Approaches (Grimshaw, 1997,2000; Trommer, 2001; Wunderlich, 2001, 2003) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  14. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Syncretism is governed by general rules/constraints sg pl sg pl 1 leg- e leg- en 1 bi- n sind- Ø Present 2 leg- st leg- t 2 bi- st sei- t 3 leg- t leg- en 3 is- t sind- Ø sg pl sg pl 1 leg-t- e leg-t- en 1 war- Ø war- en Past 2 leg-t- est leg-t- et 2 war- st war- t 3 leg-t- e leg-t- en 3 war- Ø war- en (German; lege, ‘I put’; bin, ‘I am’) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  15. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Syncretism is governed by general rules/constraints: Distributed Morphology [+1–2–pl] [–1–2–pl] Syntactic Heads [/ / +1–2–pl] / / / / / / / / / / / / [/ –1-2–pl] / / / / / / / / / / / / / Impoverishment -e ↔ [-2–pl] Vocabulary Insertion Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  16. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Syncretism is governed by general rules/constraints: Paradigm Function Morphology Num:sg Num:pl Per:1 Rule of Referral Per:2 Per:3 Rule of Exponence -e (Stump,1993,2001) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  17. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Syncretism is governed by general rules/constraints: Other Frameworks ◮ Minimalist Morphology (Wunderlich & Lakämper, 1998) ◮ Meta-Paradigms (Williams, 1994) ◮ Optimality-Theoretic Approaches (Grimshaw, 1997,2000; Trommer, 2001; Wunderlich, 2001, 2003) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  18. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Exponence is Broadly Concatenative: Present Simple past an .t T ro.pos ‘man’ 1sg G rá .f-o é .- G ra.f-a 2sg G rá .f-is é .- G ra.f-es 3sg G rá .f-i é .- G ra.f-e ku. bá .ros ‘godfather’ 1pl G rá .f-u.me G rá f-a.me 2pl G rá .f-e.te G rá .f-a.te u.ra. nós ‘sky’ 3pl G rá .f-u.n(e) G rá .f-a.ne/ é .- G raf-an (Modern Greek; G ráf-o, ‘I write’; van Oostendorp, 2006) Past Tense Stress is as leftmost as possible – inside a 3-syllable window from the right word edge Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  19. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Exponence is Broadly Concatenative Input: [+Past]:( ´ σσ ) F [+V]: G ráf [+1+pl]:ame 3- σ window M ORPH L INEARITY D EP ☞ a. ( G rá.fa) F me * b. ( G ra (fá.me) F **! c. (é. G ra) F fa.me *! * Input: [+Past]:( ´ σσ ) F [+V]: G ráf [+1-pl]:a 3- σ window M ORPH L INEARITY D EP a. ( G rá.fa) F *! ☞ b. (é. G ra) F fa * (van Oostendorp, 2006) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  20. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Exponence is Broadly Concatenative ◮ Mutation (Lieber, 1987; Zoll 1996; Wolf, 2005) ◮ Reduplication (Marantz, 1982; McCarthy & Prince, 1995) ◮ Root-and-Pattern Morphology (Chomsky,1951;Ussishkin,2000;Trommer,2005) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

  21. Mechanisms Convergence Questions Proposals Realization Syncretism Concatenation Subs. Exponence Subsegmental Exponence ≈ morph Segmental Exponence ne- po:se -m ke- po:se -m po:se -w [+1]-embark-[–3] [+2]-embark-[–3] embark-[+3] ‘I embark’ ‘you embark’ ‘he embarks’ [+1–2–3] [–1+2–3] [–1–2+3] ne- ↔ [+1] -m ↔ [–3] ke- ↔ [+2] -m ↔ [–3] -w ↔ [+3] Menominee (Trommer, 2007; data from Bloomfield, 1962) Jochen Trommer jtrommer@uni-leipzig.de Core Mechanisms of Exponence

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