Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this combination of a screencast and an E-Lecture Prof. Handke explains how derivatives can be analyzed and described morpholically using the compositional syntactic approach using the percolation conventions introduced by Liz Selkirk in the mid-1980s. The example used in this video is: "carelessness".
In this combination of a screencast and an E-Lecture Prof. Handke explains how derivatives can be analyzed and described morpholically using the compositional syntactic approach using the percolation conventions introduced by Liz Selkirk in the mid-1980s. The example used in this video is: "carelessness".
