Hello everyone, we are very happy to welcome Maxime Papillon (Concordia) as he presents his research on morphology. The following is an abstract of his upcoming talk. Everyone is welcome to join
Allomorphy in Multiprecedence Morphology
The morphological framework of Raimy (2000) has already proved useful for understanding reduplication and infixation, and can handle affixation and substractive morphology (Gagnon & Piché 2007). I provide an account of Phonologically Conditioned Allomorphy and lexical classes in terms of complex morphemes, with examples drawn from many languages, hinting toward a concrete mechanism of suppletion and classes.
Time: Monday, April 15, 18h to 19h
Place: Concordia Hall Building (1455 de Maisonneuve W.), room H-527.
NOTE: The talk is immediately followed by the yearly Wine & Cheese, to be held in room H-763.


