Topical index

Preface
Overview
The Project
Authorship

– I. THE ARGUMENT –
The core
Monographs
History of discipline

– II. THE RECORD –
Bibliography
Reviews

– III. UTILITIES
Linear Indices
Multi-nodal index
Data handling
Archives

Notes

INTRODUCTION

PHONOLOGY
Part I: The Phonemes

1. Phonemic Inventory

2. Distributional Classes

Part II: Phonological Change

3. Types of Phonological Change

4. Free Variation

5. Excursus on Historical Developments

MORPHOLOGY

6. Morphological Processes

Part I: Internal Inflection

7. Interdigitation

Section A: The Root

8. Nature of the Root

9. Structure of the Root

10. Historical Excursus on the Unmotivated Noun

Section B: Patterns from Strong Triradical Roots

11. Nominal Patterns

12. Verbal Patterns

13. Verbal Patterns: Consonantism

14. Verbal Patterns: Vocalism

15. Historical Excursus on the Vocalism of the Verbal Patterns

16. Verbal Patterns: Notional Categories

17. The Triradica1 System as a Whole

Section C: Patterns from Strong Quadriradical Roots

18. Correlations to Triradical Roots

19. The Quadriradical System

Part I: External Inflection
Section A: The Noun

20. Types of Nominal External Inflection

21. Denominal Afformatives

22. The Inflection of the Normal

23. The Inflection of the Construct State

24. The Inflection of the Absolute State

25. The Inflection of the Predicative State

26. Notional Categories

Section B: The Verb

27. Inflection for Person, Gender and Number

28. Modal Inflection

29. Notional Categories

Section C: The Pronoun

30. Types of Pronominal Inflection

31. The Personal Pronoun

32. Notional Categories

Section D: Invariables and Recapitulation

33. Morphological Invariability and Classes of Invariables

34. Recapitulation of Types of External Inflection

MORPHOPHONEMICS

35. Morphophonemics Alternations

Part I: Alternations Conditioned by Internal Inflection

36. Pattern and Root as Conditioning Factors

Section A: Alternations Affecting Patterns (Strong Roots)

37. Alternation Affecting the Vocalism of the Patterns

38. Alternations Affecting the Consonantism of the Patterns

Section B: Alternations Affecting Roots and Patterns (Weak Roots)

39. The Notion of Weak Radical

40. Patterns from Triradicals with Weak First Radical

41. Patterns from Triradicals First Aleph

42. Patterns from Triradicals First Nun

43. Patterns from Triradicals First Waw

44. Patterns from Triradicals Middle Weak

45. Patterns from Triradicals Final Weak

46. Patterns from Triradicals Double Weak

47. Patterns from Ouadriradicals Single Weak

48. Patterns from Ouadriradicals Double Weak

Section C: Paradigms and Correlations in Pattern Formation

49. Paradigms from Weak Roots

50. Correlations in the Realization of Weak Radicals

51. Correlations in Pattern Formation

Part II: Alternations Conditioned by External Inflection

52. Introductory

Section A: Alternations Affecting Phonemes in Contact at Morphemic Boundary

53. Alternations Affecting Consonants

54. Alternations Affecting Vowels

Section B: Alternations Affecting Syllabic Structure (Phonotactics)

55. At Morphemic Boundary with Vowel

56. At Morphemic Boundary with Ø

SYNTAX

57. Minimal Units

58. Distributional Classes

59. Surface and Deep Structure

60. Excursus on Historical Development

Part I: Constituent Structure

61. Introductory

Section A: Inflectional Correlations: Government

62. Introductory

63. Subject and Predicate: Discord

64. Subject and Predicate: Concord

65. Predicate and Complements

66. Predicate and Adjuncts

Section B: Sequential Correlations: Word Order

67. Absolute Positions

68. Relative Positions

Section C: Semantic Correlations: Feature Analysis

69. Syntax and Lexicon

70. Feature Inventory

Part II: Transformations

71. Introductory

Section A: Individual Constituents

72. Introductory

73. Transformations Affecting Process

74. Transformations Affecting Elements Other than Process

Section B: Nominalization

75. Introductory

76. Relative Clauses

77. Noun Phrases with Predicate as Head

78. Noun Phrases with Subject as Head

79. Noun Phrases with Complement as Head

80. Noun Phrases with Adjunct as Head

81. Government and Agreement in Noun Phrases

82. Word Order in Noun Phrases and Clauses

83. Review of Nominalization Types

Section C: Conjoining

84. Introductory

85. Reversible Sequences

86. Irreversible Sequences

Section D: Deletion

87. Introductory

88. Sentence Level

89. Transform Level

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Notes

Notes to Chapter 32. Notional Categories

Giorgio Buccellati – August 2023