Confs: Workshop at the 22nd International Morphology Meeting: Morphology in Context
Convenors:
Sabine Arndt-Lappe (Trier)
Barbara Schlücker (FU Berlin)
Complex words are produced, understood, and also coined in context, and a by now large, but diverse body of literature has explored different facets of the role of context. By ‘context’ we mean the linguistic context, both immediate (e.g. preceding and following words) and with a larger scope (e.g. text types), and the extralinguistic context such as the speaker and the listener or the situation of speaking and the discours
