A new type of noun + verb compound formation is attested in Japanese which involves a sentential structure as its input and presumably takes place in the phonological component. This 'postsyntactic' ...

Blending First, BATtified, Atikulated and Obi-dient are examples of blends because they are a product of blending – the word formation process where parts of two or more words are combined to ...

This article provides converging evidence from child language acquisition and comparative syntax for the existence of a syntactic parameter in the classical sense of Chomsky 1981, with simultaneous ...