Table of Contents

Morphology: Why, How, When, When Not, and Why Not? H. Baayen, R. Schreuder. Morphology in Real Time; F. Anshen, M. Aronoff. Effects of Semantic Markedness in the Processing of Regular Nominal Singulars and Plurals in Italian; H. Baayen, et al. Autonomous Morphology and Paradigmatic Relations; G. Booij. Accessing and Naming Suffixed Pseudo-Words; C. Burani, et al. The Representation of Participles in the German Mental Lexicon: Evidence for the Dual-Mechanism Model; H. Clahsen. Transfer in a Connectionist Model of the Acquisition of Morphology; M. Gasser. Morphology, Modality, and Lexical Architecture; W. Marslen-Wilson, et al. Morpheme Frequency in Speech Production: Testing WEAVER; A. Roelofs. Other Articles: Paradigms, Periphrases and Pronominal Inflection: A Feature-Based Account; K. Börjars, et al. A Morphemic Account of a Syncretism in Russian Deverbal Nominalizations; L. Sadler, et al. Template Morphology and Inflectional Morphology; G.T. Stump. Derivational Paradigms; L. Bauer. Book Notices: Wolfgang U. Dressler and Cristina Burani (eds.), Crossdisciplinary Approaches to Morphology; G. Booij. Laura A. Janda, Back from the Brink: A Study of How Relic Forms in Languages Serve as Source Material for Analogical Extension; M. Haspelmath.