1st Edition
The Routledge Handbook of Spanish Morphology
Introduction
Antonio Fábregas, Víctor Acedo-Matellán, Grant Armstrong, María Cristina Cuervo and Isabel Pujol Payet
Part I
Basic concepts and issues
1 The main units of Spanish morphology: roots, affixes, stems, words
Elena Felíu Arquiola
2 Morphological formal means (I): asymmetries between prefixes and suffixes
Antonio Fábregas
3 Main morphological formal means (II): approaches to parasynthesis
Jaume Mateu
4 Main morphological formal means (III): approaches to conversion
Salvador Valera
5 Inflection, derivation and compounding: issues of delimitation
José-Luis Mendívil-Giró
6 Morphological variation in the Spanish-speaking world
Enrique Pato & Elena Felíu Arquiola
7 Synchronic vs. diachronic morphology: convergences and divergences
Ignacio Bosque
Part II
Inflection and word formation in Spanish
8 The inflection of nouns: gender and number
José Camacho
9 The basic inflectional structure of verbs (I): aspect, tense, mood and agreement
Ramón Zacarías-Ponce de León
10 The basic inflectional structure of verbs (II): Conjugation classes and other paradigmatic properties of verbs
Bruno Camus Bergareche
11 The basic inflectional structure of adjectives: degree and agreement
Alberto Pastor
12 The main properties in the diachronic development of Spanish inflection
Antonio Fábregas and Isabel Pujol
13 Derivation and category change (I): nominalization
Gabriela Resnik
14 Derivation and category change (II): adjectivalization
Josefa Martín García
15 Derivation and category change (III): verbalization
Olga Batiukova
16 Suffix evolution in derivation: Four cases from Latin to Spanish
Antonio Rifón
17 Prefixation
Elisabeth Gibert-Sotelo
18 The historical evolution of Spanish prefixes
Isabel Pujol Payet
19 Appreciative morphology
Laura Kornfeld
20 Main compounding types in Spanish: synchronic issues
Cristina Buenafuentes de la Mata
21 The diachrony of Spanish compounding
María Irene Moyna
22 Blending and truncation
Francesc Torres-Tamarit
Part III
Morphology and its interfaces
23 Spanish morphology and the architecture of grammar
Víctor Acedo-Matellán
24 Allomorphy and suppletion
Grant Armstrong
25 Phonotactics of Spanish morphology
Sonia Colina
26 Stress in morphologically simple and complex Spanish words
Violeta Martínez-Paricio
27 Interfixation
María Ohannesian
28 Metonymy in Spanish word formation
Enrique Gutiérrez-Rubio
29 Morphology and pragmatics
Mónica Cantero
30 Semantic change in the history of Spanish word formation
Franz Rainer
31 Argument structure, aspectual structure and morphological marking
Margot Vivanco
32 Periphrases, idioms and other units
Begoña Sanromán Vilas
33 The status of clitics
María Cristina Cuervo
34 Participles and gerunds
Rafael Marín & Antonio Fábregas
35 Grammaticalization
Carlota de Benito Moreno
Part IV
Beyond morphology
36 Morphology and L1 acquisition
Adriana Soto-Corominas
37 Morphology and L2 acquisition
Silvia Perpiñán
38 Morphology in Spanish heritage language grammars
Silvina Montrul
39 Words vs. rules: Issues of storage in Spanish
María del Carmen Horno-Chéliz and José Manuel Igoa
40 Morphology and neurolinguistics of Spanish
Isabel Oltra-Massuet and Linnaea Stockall
41 Morphology and language pathologies in Spanish
Vicenç Torrens
42 Morphology and language teaching
Claudia H. Sánchez-Gutiérrez
Biography
Antonio Fábregas is Professor of Hispanic Linguistics at the University of Tromsø-Arctic University of Norway.
Víctor Acedo-Matellán is Associate Professor of Portuguese and Spanish Linguistics at the University of Oxford (UK).
Grant Armstrong is Associate Professor in the department of Spanish & Portuguese at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA).
María Cristina Cuervo is Associate Professor of Linguistics and Spanish at the University of Toronto (Canada).
Isabel Pujol Payet is Associate Professor Spanish Linguistics at the Universitat de Girona (Spain).
