Below you’ll find a list of abstracts of the papers that will be discussed during the Morphology Days in the Low Countries. Click on the title of the article to open the article as a PDF-file.

• Camiel Hamans: ‘Borrowed non-morphemic processes of word formation as counterexample against borrowing typologies’
• Cindy van Boven & Ulrika Klomp: ‘Plural reduplication and spatial distribution in Sign Language of the Netherlands: Evidence from corpus and elicited data’
• Door Spruijt: ‘Sequential morphology of agentive marker -PERSON in Sign Language of the Netherlands’
• Elzbieta Adamczyk: ‘On the interaction of gender class shift and declension class shift: Evidence from early Germanic inflection’
• Emma van den Wyngaerd: ‘Default gender in Belgian Dutch: data from code-switching’
• Eric Hoekstra & Marjoleine Sloos: ‘Analogical pressure of regular verbs on irregular ones’
• Jenny Audring: ‘Pronominal gender in Afrikaans’
• Kristel Doreleijers, Jos Swanenberg & Marjo van Koppen: ‘Changing Gender: (mis)matches in geslachtsmarkering in Brabantse dialecten’
• Marijana Marelj & Ora Matushansky: ‘On Cranberries, Categories, and Core’
• Marjolein Talsma: ‘Applicatieve morfologie als sleutel in het weerwerkwoordendebat’
• Matthias Hüning & Natalie Verelst: ‘(Non-)neutral role nouns in Dutch newspapers’
• Sven Kotowski & Martin Schäfer: ‘Quantifying similarities in the interaction between prefix, base class, and individual base in scalar out-prefixation’
• Ton van der Wouden: ‘Adverbial(ly) enough’