Prototypical Differences between Inflection and Derivation

Wolfgang Ulrich Dressler

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Zusammenfassung Der Artikel stellt die speziell in den letzten Jahren vorgesehlagenen Kriterien für eine Abgrenzung von Flexion und Derivation zusammen, ergänzt sie und untersucht ihr Verhältnis zueinander. Es wird herausgearbeitet, daß die meisten Abgrenzungskriterien (wenn auch nicht alle) keinen diskret-kategoriellen, sondern prototypischen Charakter haben.

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