Opis książki

The consciousness that phonology and morphology are interconnected has always been present in linguistics; the actual shape of this conviction obviously depended upon the general model of linguistic organisation. Thus classical structural linguistics of the post-Bloomfieldian type viewed the relation as unidirectional with phonemic analysis determinig much of the morphology of the language; as is well-known, Pike (1947) and his students never endorsed this extreme unidirectionalism and inisted on the need to recognise "gramatical perequisites to phonemic analysis".

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