The process by which awareness and/or knowledge of linguistic categories arises from
exposure to patterns in data alone, known as emergence, is the corner stone of usage …

Formal and computational linguistics can enhance descriptive linguistics of endangered
languages by providing them with precise models and quantitative perspectives. We …

Recent literature has highlighted the extent to which inflectional paradigms are organised
into systems of implications allowing speakers to make full use of the inflection system on …

Form predictability has long been known to influence speaker behaviour in language
learning and use. However, this observation has largely remained dissociated from the …

A number of scholars have argued for the need to postulate principles of rule combination in
morphological theory; according to such principles, two rules may combine to produce a …

This entry describes the state of knowledge on how inflection systems are structured in terms
of classes. After defining inflection classes as sets of lexemes that share some inflectional …

This paper presents a preliminary survey of foot-sensitive phenomena and foot structure
separate from prosodic prominence or classifications such as 'iambic'and 'trochaic'. It …

This paper presents a typology of tonal exponence. Couched within an Abstractive Word-
and-Paradigm approach to morphology, the present study builds on previous studies on …

Vowel elision is common in Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara connected speech. It also
appears to be a locus of language change, with young people extending elision to new …

The process by which awareness and/or knowledge of linguistic categories arises from
exposure to patterns in data alone, known as emergence, is the corner stone of usage …