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The present Master Thesis explores the notion of productivity of inflectional and derivational sy... more The present Master Thesis explores the notion of productivity of inflectional and derivational system in the Serbian language within the Framework of Natural Morphology. The theoretical part encompasses a summary of the most relevant qualitative, quantitative and psycholinguistic approaches to the study of productivity. The main purpose of the Thesis is to investigate productivity of noun and verb microclasses in the Serbian language. A novel classification of nouns- in terms of macroclasses, classes and microclasses, has been proposed in order to account for a much more insightful analysis of the productive patterns. The special focus has been placed on the integration of loan words with fitting and unfitting morphological properties. In addition, one entire chapter is dedicated to the productivity in derivation (in general) and in the investigated language (i.e. Serbian). External evidence for the morphological productivity of the established inflectional classes and diminutive fo...
The present Master Thesis explores the notion of productivity of inflectional and derivational sy... more The present Master Thesis explores the notion of productivity of inflectional and derivational system in the Serbian language within the Framework of Natural Morphology. The theoretical part encompasses a summary of the most relevant qualitative, quantitative and psycholinguistic approaches to the study of productivity. The main purpose of the Thesis is to investigate productivity of noun and verb microclasses in the Serbian language. A novel classification of nouns- in terms of macroclasses, classes and microclasses, has been proposed in order to account for a much more insightful analysis of the productive patterns. The special focus has been placed on the integration of loan words with fitting and unfitting morphological properties. In addition, one entire chapter is dedicated to the productivity in derivation (in general) and in the investigated language (i.e. Serbian). External evidence for the morphological productivity of the established inflectional classes and diminutive fo...