Autolexical theory
Eric Schiller • 1995 • Mouton de Gruyter
- Author
- Eric Schiller
- First published
- 1995
- Publisher
- Mouton de Gruyter
- Genres
- Art · Science
- ISBN
- 9783110889376
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Autolexical theory, published by Mouton de Gruyter in 1995, represents a significant contribution to the development of Autolexical Syntax, a framework pioneered by Jerrold Sadock. Authored by Eric Schiller, the text was produced during a period of intense theoretical innovation in linguistics, aiming to reconcile the often conflicting requirements of different structural modules—such as syntax, morphology, and semantics—by allowing them to operate independently while constrained by interface principles.
The book functions as an exploration and expansion of these modular interactions, reflecting the rigorous analytical standards of the Mouton Grammar Library series. Schiller intended the work to provide a cohesive formal account of how complex lexical items could be integrated into sentence structures without necessitating a single, unified derivation. Within the field of theoretical linguistics, the work is recognized for its technical depth and its commitment to a non-derivational, constraint-based approach to language structure.
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