Roots and Patterns

Cover -- Table of Contents -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- CHAPTER 1. ROOTS: WHERE SYNTAX, MORPHOLOGY, AND THE LEXICON MEET -- 1.1. WHY ROOTS? THE DECOMPOSITION DEBATE -- 1.2. DISTRIBUTED MORPHOLOGY AND THE SYNTAX MORPHOLOGY INTERFACE -- 1.3. HEBREW MORPHOLOGY: ROOTS AND PATTERNS -- 1.4. THE ARGUMENT FOR THE ROOT: STRUCTURE AND SCOPE OF THE BOOK -- CHAPTER 2. THE NOUN VERB ASYMMETRY IN HEBREW: WHEN ARE PATTERNS OBLIGATORY? -- 2.1. INTRODUCTION: ROOTS AND FEATURES. -- 2.2. HEBREW ROOTS AND PATTERNS: THE VERBAL SYSTEM -- 2.3. THE NOUN VERB ASYMMETRY IN HEBREW -- 2.4. ACCOUNTING FOR THE ASYMMETRY: THE OBLIGATORINESS OF INFLECTION? -- 2.5. ACCOUNTING FOR THE ASYMMETRY: THE REALIZATION OF GRAMMATICAL FEATURES -- 2.6. THE STUFF ROOTS ARE MADE OF: CONSTRAINTS ON HEBREW VERB-FORMATION -- 2.7. SUMMARY -- CHAPTER 3. THE CONTENTS OF THE ROOT: MULTIPLE CONTEXTUALIZED MEANING IN HEBREW. -- 3.1. INTRODUCTION: ROOTS AND THEIR INTERPRETATIONS -- 3.2. MULTIPLE CONTEXTUALIZED MEANING IN HEBREW. -- 3.3. MULTIPLE CONTEXTUALIZED MEANING AND THE ROOT HYPOTHESIS -- CHAPTER 4. THE MORPHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF MCM: AN INTERMEDIATE SUMMARY. -- 4.1. BINYANIM AND THEIR PROPERTIES -- 4.2. ROOTS ACROSS PATTERNS -- 4.3. REGULARITY AND IRREGULARITY PREDICTED AND EXPLAINED -- CHAPTER 5 ROOTS ACROSS PATTERNS IN HEBREW -- 5.1. INTRODUCTION. -- 5.2. ROOTS ACROSS PATTERNS: TYPES AND TOKENS -- 5.3. THE RELATION BETWEEN VERB ALTERNATIONS AND MORPHOLOGICAL FORM. -- 5.4. A MORPHOLOGICAL ACCOUNT OF THE HEBREW VERBAL SYSTEM: BINYANIM AS INFLECTIONAL CLASSES (ARONOFF 1994) -- 5.5. A SYNTACTIC ACCOUNT OF THE HEBREW VERBAL SYSTEM: BINYANIM AS A SPELL-OUT OF SYNTACTIC HEADS (DORON 1999, 2003) -- CHAPTER 6. A THEORY OF HEBREW VERBAL MORPHO-SYNTAX -- 6.1. PRELIMINARIES -- 6.3. SUMMARY -- CHAPTER 7. ROOTS IN WORD-FORMATION: THE ROOT HYPOTHESIS REVISITED. -- 7.1. ROOTS AND WORD-FORMATION. -- 7.2. ROOT-DERIVED VERBS AND NOUN-DERIVED VERBS -- 7.3. IN THE ABSENCE OF MORPHOLOGY: THE SEMANTIC PROPERTIES OF DENOMINALS -- 7.4. THE REMAINING PIECE: VERB-DERIVED NOUNS -- 7.5. BACK TO THE ROOT: THE PHONOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF DENOMINALS -- 7.6. ROOTS: BETWEEN THE UNIVERSAL AND THE LANGUAGE SPECIFIC.