1985/09/01 by Wolfgang U. Dressler
Arts and Humanities · #Historical Linguistics and Language Studies #linguistics and terminology studies #Linguistic research and analysis
paper · doi:10.1017/s002222670001029x
1. Natural Morphology as represented in the forthcoming volume by Dressler, Mayerthaler, Panagl & Wurzel (1985) came into being about 1977 as an attempt to create a counter-part to Stampean Natural Phonology and to develop and systematize Jakobsonian reflections on morphological universals. In this paper I will present and exemplify some ideas and findings of Natural Morphology, of course from my own specific point of view.