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The war with words, structure and transcendence, by Shands, Harley Cecil, 1916-

20 word structure games / by Love, Marla

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Causes and consequences of word structure / by Hay, Jennifer

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Morphology : word structure in generative grammar / by Jensen, John Thayer, 1942-

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Morphology : an introduction to the theory of word-structure / by Matthews, P. H.

The action to the word : structure and style in Shakespearean tragedy / by Young, David, 1936-

The action to the word : structure and style in Shakespearean tragedy / by Young, David, 1936-

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Japanese morphophonemics : markedness and word structure / by Itō, Junko

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Network morphology : a defaults-based theory of word structure / by Brown, Dunstan

Network morphology : a defaults-based theory of word structure / by Brown, Dunstan, Hippisley, Andrew

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Network Morphology : a Defaults-based Theory of Word Structure /

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English words : structure, origin and meaning : a linguistic introduction / by Bejan, Camelia

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Words : structure, meaning, function : a festschrift for Dieter Kastovsky /

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The web of words; structural analyses of the Old English poems: Vainglory, the Wonder of creation, the Dream of the rood, and Judith. by Huppé, Bernard Felix, 1911-

Word Knowledge and Word Usage : A Cross-Disciplinary Guide to the Mental Lexicon /

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Glimpses of Oneida life / by Kennedy, Norma, 1934-, Doxtator, Mercy, 1936-2005

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A-Morphous morphology / by Anderson, Stephen R.

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Inflectional morphology : a theory of paradigm structure / by Stump, Gregory T. 1954-

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Analyzing grammar : an introduction / by Kroeger, Paul, 1952-

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Half-title; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Preface and acknowledgments; List of abbreviations; 1 Grammatical form; 1.1 Form, meaning, and use; 1.2 Aspects of linguistic form; 1.3 Grammar as a system of rules; 1.4 Conclusion; 2 Analyzing word structure; 2.1 Identifying meaningful elements; 2.2 Morphemes; 2.3 Representing word structure; 2.4 Analyzing position classes; 2.5 A typology of word structure; Notes; 3 Constituent structure; 3.1 Ambiguity; 3.2 Constituency; 3.3 Hierarchy; 3.4 Syntactic categories; 3.5 Tree diagrams: representing the constituents of a clause.…”
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