Библиография

Дополнительные библиографические источники и материалы

1. А.А. Зализняк. Русское именное словоизменение. М., 1967. 
2. Г.Г. Корбет, Н.М. Фрэзер. Компьютерная лингвистика и типология//Вестник Московского Университета. Сер. 9. Филология. 1997. № 2. 
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4. S.R. Anderson. A-Morphous morphology. Cambridge, 1992. 
5. M. Aronoff. Morphology by itself: Stems and inflectional classes. Cambridge (MA), 1994. 
6. Morphology and linguistic typology. Mediterranean morphology meeting, 4, Catania, September 2003/Ed. by G. Booij, A. Ralli, S. Scalise, S.C. Sgroi. Catania, 2003. 
7. A. Carstairs. Outlines of a constraint on syncretism//Folia linguistica. V. 18. 1984. 
8. A. Carstairs. Allomorphy in inflexion. London, 1987. 
9. A. Carstairs-McCarthy. Morphology without word-internal constituents: a review of Stephen R. Anderson's A-Morphous morphology//Yearbook of morphology 1992/Ed. by G. Booij, J. van Marie. Dordrecht, 1993. 
10. A. Carstairs-McCarthy. Inflection classes, gender, and principle of contrast//Language. V. 70. 1994. № 4. 
11. G.G. Corbett, N. Fraser. Network morphology: A DATR account of Russian nominal inflection//Journal of linguistics. V. 29. 1993. 
12. G.G. Corbett, N. Fraser. Gender, animacy, and declension class assignment: a unified account of Russian//Yearbook of morphology 1994/Ed. by G. Booij, J. Van Marie. Dordrecht, 1995. 
13. W.U. Dressier, W. Mayerthaler, O. Panagl, W.U. Wurzel. Leitmotifs in natural morphology. Amsterdam; Philadelphia, 1987. 
14. M. Halle, A. Marantz. Distributed morphology and the pieces of inflection//The View from building 20: Essays in linguistics in honor of Sylvian Bromberger/Ed. by K. Hale, S. Keyser. Cambridge (MA), 1993. 
15. H. Barley, R. Noyer. State of-the-article: Distributed morphology//GLOT 4.4. 1999. 
16. L. Hjelmslev. La categorie des cas. Pt. I. Aarhus, 1935. 
17. P.H. Matthews. Inflectional morphology: A theoretical study based on aspects of Latin verb conjugation. Cambridge, 1972. 
18. J. Nichols. Head-marking and depending-marking grammar//Language. V. 62. 1986. 
19. F. Plank. The functional basis of case systems and declension classes: from Latin to Old French//Linguistics. V. 17. 1979. №7/8. 
20. F. Plank. Encoding grammatical relations: Acceptable and unacceptable non-distinctness//Historical morphology/Ed. by J. Fisiak. The Hague, 1980. 
21. F. Plank. Number neutralization in Old English: failure of functionalism?//Explanation and linguistic change/Ed. by W. Koopman, F. van der Leek, O. Fischer, R. Eaton. Amsterdam; Philadelphia, 1987. 
22. F. Plank. Paradigm arrangement and inflectional homonymy: Old English case//Papers from the 5th International conference on English historical linguistics/Ed. by S. Adamson, V.A. Law, N. Vincent, S. Wright. Amsterdam; Philadelphia, 1990. 
23. F. Plank. Rasmus Rask's dilemma//Paradigms: The economy of inflection/Ed. by F. Plank. Berlin, 1991. 
24. G.T. Stump. A paradigm-based theory of morphosemantic mismatches//Language. V. 67. 1991. 
25. G.T. Stump. On rules of referral//Language. V. 69. 1993. 
26. G.T. Stump. Position classes and morphological theory//Yearbook of morphology 1992/Ed. by G. Booij, J. van Marie. Dordrecht, 1993. 
27. G.T. Stump. The uniformity of head marking in inflectional morphology//Yearbook of morphology 1994/Ed. by G. Booij, J. van Marie. Dordrecht, 1995. 
28. Inflectional morphology: Introduction to the extended wordand-paradigm theory/Ed. by T. ThomasFlinders. UCLA occasional papers № 4: Working papers in morphology. 1981. 
29. A.M. Zwicky. How to describe inflection//Proceedings of the 11th annual meeting of the Berkeley linguistics society. Berkeley, 1985.