The papers collected in this volume explore the major mechanisms, that is derivations and constraints, claimed to be responsible for various aspects of the linguistic systems, their syntax, phonology and morphology. The contributors approach these issues through a detailed analysis of selected phenomena of Modern English, Old English, Polish, Russian, Hungarian and Icelandic, offering novel theoretical and descriptive insights into the working of human language.
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Anna Bloch-Rozmej is Professor at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. She is Head of the Department of Applied Linguistics, the author of two monographs and editor of six volumes. She specializes in phonology and applied linguistics. Anna Bondaruk is Professor at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. She is Head of the Department of Theoretical Linguistics, the author of three books and editor of five volumes. She specializes in syntax and theoretical linguistics.
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