This study deals with reduplication applying importance to its features of derivational morpholog... more This study deals with reduplication applying importance to its features of derivational morphology. It provides a semantic and morpho-phonological investigation of the qualities of the types of reduplication phenomena in Modern Turkish. Also, I offer a short introduction on the state of research.
This paper initiates with supplying a basic understanding of what reduplication means, providing its possible types, shapes, and functions typologically. Then, I classify Turkish cross-linguistically, before concentrating on the chief part of my analysis in the penultimate chapter, that is, morpho-semantic reflections on Turkish full and partial reduplication phenomena.
This study deals with reduplication applying importance to its features of derivational morpholog... more This study deals with reduplication applying importance to its features of derivational morphology. It provides a semantic and morpho-phonological investigation of the qualities of the types of reduplication phenomena in Modern Turkish. Also, I offer a short introduction on the state of research.
This paper initiates with supplying a basic understanding of what reduplication means, providing its possible types, shapes, and functions typologically. Then, I classify Turkish cross-linguistically, before concentrating on the chief part of my analysis in the penultimate chapter, that is, morpho-semantic reflections on Turkish full and partial reduplication phenomena.
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This paper initiates with supplying a basic understanding of what reduplication means, providing its possible types, shapes, and functions typologically. Then, I classify Turkish cross-linguistically, before concentrating on the chief part of my analysis in the penultimate chapter, that is, morpho-semantic reflections on Turkish full and partial reduplication phenomena.
This paper initiates with supplying a basic understanding of what reduplication means, providing its possible types, shapes, and functions typologically. Then, I classify Turkish cross-linguistically, before concentrating on the chief part of my analysis in the penultimate chapter, that is, morpho-semantic reflections on Turkish full and partial reduplication phenomena.