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A study in Word and Paradigm Morphology : a critique of the major concepts of Word and Paradigm Morphology in theory and in application to language data

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Roberts, Steven Powell

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The purpose of this dissertation is to develop and implement a workable model of Word and Paradigm morphology. In doing so I intend to criticize existing models of Word and Paradigm morphology. This will provide guidance in the modification of Word and Paradigm methodology. Following this I will illustrate that the Revised Word and Paradigm model to be developed can do the work of another model of nonconcatenative morphology, Autosegmental Morphology. I will go on to show that there are good reasons for adopting the Word and Paradigm morphological approach.

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