Syntactic Productivity
Syntactic Productivity
Syntactic Productivity
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Measurements of productivity (1)<br />
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1) The number of words a morphological process may apply to<br />
(Lieber 1981: 114-115).<br />
2) The number of new words coined by a morphological process<br />
(during a specific period of time) (Anhsen and Aronoff 1989).<br />
3) The proportion between actual items and potential items<br />
generated by a morphological process (Aronoff 1976: 36).<br />
4) The low token frequency of items as compared to the higher<br />
mean token frequency of other items in a corpus (Aronoff<br />
1983).<br />
Bergen Jóhanna Barðdal June 5, 2008