Praise for What is Morphology?

What is the main focus of Aronoff and Fudeman's book?

• Morphological theory and practice

• Syntax and phonology

• Semantics and pragmatics

• Historical linguistics

What does Martin Maiden consider the book to be?

• An indispensable introduction to morphology

• A complex analysis of syntax

• A basic guide to phonology

• A historical overview of linguistics

What unique feature does Stephen R. Anderson highlight about the book?

• The thread of discussion of a single language

• The extensive use of diagrams

• The focus on phonological issues

• The lack of exercises

What does Greville Corbett say about the book's approach to morphology?

• It combines basic morphology with an introduction to Kujamaat Jóola

• It focuses solely on syntax

• It ignores modern linguistic theories

• It is too advanced for beginners

What organizing principles does Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy mention?

• Morphology has its own organizing principles

• Syntax and morphology are the same

• Phonology is more important than morphology

• Morphology is irrelevant to linguistics

We owe a debt of thanks to the many people who helped us as we worked on this project. Who are some of the people mentioned?

• Harald Baayen

• Donald Lenfest

• Lanko Marusic

• Phil Baldi

What did many people request after using the first edition of this textbook?

• An answer key

• More exercises

• A glossary

• A new edition

Who generously gave permission to reproduce Kujamaat Jóola data?

• J. David Sapir

• Eugene Nida

• Bill Ham

• Alan Nussbaum

What has been thoroughly revised in the new edition of the book?

• Style and clarity

• Content

• Authors

• Chapters

Who prepared a list of questions and comments for corrections?

• Jenny Mittelstaedt

• Phil Baldi

• Bill Ham

• Harald Baayen