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An Introduction to Morphology; Morphology (linguistics); History; Fundamental Concepts; Models; Morphological Typology; Basic Concepts of Morphology; The Peculiar Nature of Morphology; Verb Morphology; Translation Issues at the Morphological Level: Derivation; Derivational and Inflectional Morphology; Inflectional vs. Derivational Morphology; Derivational Morphology; Semantic Categories of Derivation; Inflectional Morphology; Inflectional Morphology: Verb Inflection; Inflectional morphology: The pronoun system; Translation Issues at the Morphological Level: Non-Standard Forms; Inflectional morphology: Other issues; Inflectional and Derivational Categories; The Notion "Word", and "Lexemes"; Word; Importance of the Notion of Word; Lexeme (words); Words in English; The Word and the Morpheme; Word Categories; Lexical and Grammatical Words; Translation Issues Relating to Word Cohesion; Complex Words; Morphological Analysis; Introduction; Morphological Analysis Steps; Morphological Classifications; Morphological Classification of Languages; Morphophonology: Introduction; Morphophonology; Morphological Simplification; Morphophonomics (Rule Inversion, Truncation and Back Formation); Morphophonemics; Morphophonemic Features; Morphophonemic Proccess; Definition and Examples of Back-Formation; Typology; Linguistic typology; Qualitative typology; Morphology; Basics of Orthography; Etymology and Meaning; Defective Orthographies; Realignment of Orthography; Phonetic Transcription; Phonemic Orthography; Deviations from Phonemic Orthography; Word Formation Rules; Word formation; Role in forming new words; Morphology Syntax Interface; Morphology and Syntax; Difference Between Morphology and Syntax; Interface; Syntactic Units; The Phrase; Pragmatization of Semantics; Pragmatics; The ‘Internal’ Challenge to the Carnapian Paradigm; The ‘External’ Challenge; Semantic Theory of Linguistics; Sociolinguistics and Pragmatics; Major Word Formation Processes; Types of Word Formation Processes; Major word formation processes in English; Types of Word Formation Processes; Word compounds; Translation Issues at the Syntactic Level; Translation Problems; Definition of Syntax; Literal Translation; Linguistic Transposition; Equivalence, or Pragmatic Translation; Adaptation, or Cultural Transposition; Exegetic Translation; Morphology and Syntactic Structure; Syntactic Structures; Application of Transformational Grammar in English; Rhetorical Style; Translation of Phrase Function Rather than Structure; Absolute constructions; Elliptical Constructions; Emphasis within the Sentence; Idiomatic Constructions; Structural False Friends; Lexical Morphology and Word Formation; Lexical Morphology; Lexical Choices; Prosodic Morphology; Morphological issues raised by prosodic morphology; Prosody (linguistics); Lexical Semantics; Introduction; Syntactic basis of event structure: a brief history; The Descriptive Scope of Lexical Semantics; Lexical relations: contrast and affinity; Contexts in Formal Semantics; Systems of Dynamic Semantics; Lexical Paradigms and Polysemy; Lexical Paradigms and Synonymy; Lexical Paradigms and Hyponymy; Lexical Paradigms and Antonymy; Morphology and Argument Structure; Argument Structure; Argument (linguistics); Distinguishing between arguments and adjuncts; The Acquisition of Morphology; Linguistic theory and language acquisition data; Atypical language acquisition; Morphology and Typology; Morphological Typology; Analytic Languages; Synthetic Languages; Polysynthetic Languages; Morphological Typology in Reality; Typology and Universals: Derivation in the Languages of the World; Morphology and Psycholinguistics; Psycholinguistics/Morphology; Psycholinguistics; Physiological psychologists.