Variation and change in morphology

Exploring the intricacies of morphological variation and change, this collection presents a series of scholarly papers derived from the 13th International Morphology Meeting held in Vienna in 2008. Engaging with a diverse range of topics, the authors delve into how language evolves and adapts over time through the lens of morphology.

Franz Rainer, Wolfgang U. Dressler, Dieter Kastovsky, and H.C. Luschützky contribute their expertise, providing insights that bridge theoretical frameworks and empirical research. The work illustrates how morphological change reflects broader linguistic phenomena, inviting readers to reconsider the dynamics of language structure and development.

This volume serves as an essential resource for linguists and researchers interested in the multifaceted nature of morphology, prompting reflection on both historic patterns and contemporary implications of linguistic variation.