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Proposing the Place Restriction Features of English Suffixes
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Despite its initial success, Lexical Morphology failed to systematically explain affix concatenations in English with so many issues left unresolved. Fabb(1988) and Aronoff and Fuhrhop(2002), among others, tried to propose alternatives to Lexical Morphology by turning their attention to the properties of individual suffixes. This paper, combining these two proposals, introduces two place restriction features, [initiality] and [finality]. The combination of these features presents four suffix subgroups: beginning suffixes, free suffixes, closing suffixes and monosuffixes. These four subgroups along with an appendix explain the apparently problematic suffix concatenation in English, thereby obviating the entire enterprise of Lexical Morphology
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Despite its initial success, Lexical Morphology failed to systematically explain affix concatenations in English with so many issues left unresolved. Fabb(1988) and Aronoff and Fuhrhop(2002), among others, tried to propose alternatives to Lexical Morphology by turning their attention to the properties of individual suffixes. This paper, combining these two proposals, introduces two place restriction features, [initiality] and [finality]. The combination of these features presents four suffix subgroups: beginning suffixes, free suffixes, closing suffixes and monosuffixes. These four subgroups along with an appendix explain the apparently problematic suffix concatenation in English, thereby obviating the entire enterprise of Lexical Morphology
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