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Productivity vs. Lexicalization: Frequency-Based Hypotheses on Word-Formation

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Fernández-Domínguez J.

Poznań Studies in Contemporary Linguistics

2010

tom 46

nr 2

193-219

This article looks at morphological productivity and lexicalization. Productivity, first, bears a significant relationship with frequency because both seem to be subtly interlinked through low-frequency items. Much the same happens between lexicalization and frequency, although their association must be seen from a different angle because lexicalized words tend to have greater frequencies than non-lexicalized words. The novelty of this paper is that it provides a link between the above two notions and corpus-based frequency figures, and then operates a formula (π) on two sets of units, some lexicalized, some synchronically analysable. The two subcorpora confirm a correct function of π to tell between words which tend to be used by means of word-formation vs. words which already exist in the individual's lexicon.

Coordinate compounding in English and Spanish

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Renner V. , Fernández-Domínguez J.

Poznań Studies in Contemporary Linguistics

2011

tom 47

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Coordinate compounding is a process which has been only sporadically considered in word-formation studies on Germanic and Romance languages. In this paper, we compare the situation in English with that in Spanish as far as formal structure and semantics are concerned. To this end, an operational definition of coordinate compounding is first provided, after which a semantic classification of coordinate compounds is developed. For each type, variants are discussed, representative examples are provided, and similarities and dissimilarities between the two languages are highlighted. We finish by raising the issues of recursiveness and productivity in coordinate compounding and we examine the possibilities of expansion and profitability of the different patterns. Our analysis reveals marked similarities between English and Spanish coordinate compounding at various levels, hinting at the possible existence of a cross-linguistic set of common core features in the class of coordinate compounds in both Germanic and Romance.

Special issue on contrastive word-formation: Editors’ preface

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Fernández-Domínguez J. , Lefer M.-A. , Renner V.

Poznań Studies in Contemporary Linguistics

2011

tom 47