Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
Markedness — An Overview
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Chapter 2
Word Structure, Markedness, and Applied Linguistics
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Chapter 3
Marked Vowel Systems and Distinctive Palatalization
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Chapter 4
Epenthesis and Markedness
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Chapter 5
Indefinite NPs and the Interpretation of Discourse-Based Null Elements
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Chapter 6
Markedness, Grammar, People, and the World
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Chapter 7
Markedness and Distribution in Phonology and Syntax
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Chapter 8
Markedness and the Bindability of Subject of NP
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Chapter 9
Markedness and the Zero-Derived Denominal Verb in English: Synchronic, Diachronic, and Acquisition Correlates
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Chapter 10
The Semiotic Theory of Ergativity and Markedness
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Chapter 11
Markedness, the Organization of Linguistic Information in Speech Production, and Language Acquisition
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Chapter 12
Language Acquisition, Aphasia, and Phonotactic Universals
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Chapter 13
Language Acquisition Data and the Theory of Markedness: Evidence from Spanish
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Chapter 14
The Markedness Differential Hypothesis: Implications for Vietnamese Speakers of English
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Chapter 15
Markedness and Allophonic Rules
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Chapter 16
Markedness and Parameter Setting: Some Implications for a Theory of Adult Second Language Acquisition
Attention for Chapter 9:
Markedness and the Zero-Derived Denominal Verb in English: Synchronic, Diachronic, and Acquisition Correlates