Distributed Morphology (DM) is a theoretical framework that emerged in the early 1990s.
The name is introduced in Halle and Marantz (1993, 1994), with important precursors …

Suppletion for case and number in pronominal paradigms shows robust patterns across a
large, cross-linguistic survey. These patterns are largely, but not entirely, parallel to patterns …

In this dissertation, I address the question of domains within grammar: ie how domains are
defined, whether different components of grammar make references to the same boundaries …

This paper focuses on overt impersonal pronouns such as English one and Dutch men in
eight Germanic languages (English, Frisian, Icelandic, Danish, Dutch, German, Norwegian …

In this paper, I provide an account for the so-called Blansitt's generalisation (Blansitt 1988).
The generalisation says that in the linear sequence DATIVE—ALLATIVE—LOCATIVE, only …

The purpose of this paper is to discuss some counterexamples to the Strong Case Contiguity
Hypothesis (scch) argued for by Caha (2009, 2013) from West Nordic, which were absent …

Suppletion for case and number in pronominal paradigms shows robust patterns across a
large, cross-linguistic survey. These patterns are largely, but not entirely, parallel to patterns …

Current research on the nominal spine (1a) supports the idea that number can be
associated with different positions. Much of the work on nominal number contrasts a “high” …

This paper discusses cases where non-adjacent cells in morphological paradigms are
syncretic, commonly called ABA patterns (Bobaljik 2012 et seqq.). Data from verbs in …

This paper offers a description and account of the patterns of ex-situ focus in Dagbani. We
show that there are two syntactic strategies for creating ex-situ focus in the language, one …