Morphology by Itself

by Mark Aronoff

The last two decades have witnessed a backlash against a concern with terminology and definitions.

Optice

by John Conduitt

Inflectional Morphology

by Gregory T. Stump

In any language exhibiting inflection, each inflected word in a sentence carries a set of morphosyntactic properties; in...

About Boston; sight, sound, flavor & inflection

by David Thompson Watson McCord

The inflection of the verb in the Pyramid Texts

by James P. Allen

English verb inflection

by Silas Griggs

Opticks, or, A treatise of the reflections, refractions, inf...

by John Conduitt

Models of Inflection

by Ray Fabri, Albert Ortmann

On Noun-Inflection in the Veda

by Charles Rockwell Lanman

Historical outlines of English sounds and inflections

by Moore, Samuel

501 Japanese verbs

by Roland A. Lange

Politics and Post-colonial Theory

by Pal Ahluwalia

Is it not a painful thing that, if I want to go to a court of justice I must employ the English language as a medium, th...

Inflected Infinitive in Romance Languages

by Emily E. Scida

Inflectional identity

by Andrew Nevins

On inflection

by Patrick O. Steinkrüger, Manfred Krifka

Inflectional Defectiveness

by Andrea D. Sims

Greek inflection

by Benjamin Fosdick Harding

Seeing Around Corners

by Rita McGrath, Clayton M. Christensen

European Union at an Inflection Point

by Alasdair Young

Inflectional Paradigms

by Gregory Stump