Table of Contents

Introduction
Prolegomena to a Theory of Non-P ninian Morphology - Alan Ford and Rajendra Singh
Some Advantages of Linguistics without Morpho(phon)ology - Alan Ford and Rajendra Singh
In Praise of aka and yana - Rajendra Singh and Alan Ford
On So-Called Compounds - Rajendra Singh and Probal Dasgupta
On Defining the Chinese Compound Word - Stanley Starosta et al
Headedness in Chinese Compounding and Chinese VR Compounds
Do Compounds Have Internal Structure? A Seamless Analysis - Stanley Starosta
Micronesian Noun Incorporation: A Seamless Analysis - Stanley Starosta
Semantic Fragmentation in Word Formation: The Case of Spanish - azo - Franz Rainer
Towards a Universal Theory of Shape-Invariant (Templatic) Morphology: Classical Arabic Reconsidered - Robert R Ratcliff
Paradigmatic Morphology - Thomas Becker
The Importance of Being Ernist - Probal Dasgupta
A Perfect Strategy for Latin - Byron W Bender
Morphology in Minimal Information Grammar - Danko ipka
Index