2011
DOI: 10.4312/linguistica.51.1.395-398
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Jan radimský. Les composés italiens actuels.

Abstract: Le travail de Jan Radimský, qui s’est donné pour objectif d’étudier les tendances récentes de la composition en italien, s’inscrit bien dans la thématique du présent numéro consacré aux frontières externes et internes de la morphologie. Bien que la composition constitue un des modes « centraux » de formation de mots, elle n’a, en ce qui concerne les langues romanes, jamais joui du même intérêt que la dérivation. Les raisons en sont multiples et ne sauraient être imputables à une « productivité » peu élevée des… Show more

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“…'corkscrew', example from Gather (2001, p. 1), quoted by Ricca (2015, p. 689) e. croque-monsieur N 'toasted cheese sandwich with ham' (lit. crunch-sir) 5 For a discussion about compounding viewed as a morphological process rather than as a syntactic one, see Scalise, 1984Scalise, , 1992Matthews, 1991;Anderson, 1992;Aronoff, 1994;Corbin, 1992Corbin, , 1997Bisetto & Scalise, 1999;Fradin, 2003Fradin, , 2009 See for French: Zwanenburg, 1992;Corbin, 1992;Villoing, 2009Villoing, , 2012Fradin, 2009;for Italian: Scalise, 1992;Radimsky, 2006;Ricca, 2010, Masini & Scalise 2012for Catalan: Bernal, 2012; for Spanish: Varela, 1990;Rainer & Varela, 1992;Guevara, 2012;for Portuguese: Villalva, 1992;Rio-Torto & Ribeiro, 2012;for Romanian: Schapira, 1985;Grossman, 2012. The relative diversity of the semantic relations between the verb and the noun argues against syntactic analyses posed in terms of direct complementhood of the verb.…”
Section: Vn Compoundsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…'corkscrew', example from Gather (2001, p. 1), quoted by Ricca (2015, p. 689) e. croque-monsieur N 'toasted cheese sandwich with ham' (lit. crunch-sir) 5 For a discussion about compounding viewed as a morphological process rather than as a syntactic one, see Scalise, 1984Scalise, , 1992Matthews, 1991;Anderson, 1992;Aronoff, 1994;Corbin, 1992Corbin, , 1997Bisetto & Scalise, 1999;Fradin, 2003Fradin, , 2009 See for French: Zwanenburg, 1992;Corbin, 1992;Villoing, 2009Villoing, , 2012Fradin, 2009;for Italian: Scalise, 1992;Radimsky, 2006;Ricca, 2010, Masini & Scalise 2012for Catalan: Bernal, 2012; for Spanish: Varela, 1990;Rainer & Varela, 1992;Guevara, 2012;for Portuguese: Villalva, 1992;Rio-Torto & Ribeiro, 2012;for Romanian: Schapira, 1985;Grossman, 2012. The relative diversity of the semantic relations between the verb and the noun argues against syntactic analyses posed in terms of direct complementhood of the verb.…”
Section: Vn Compoundsmentioning
confidence: 99%