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Introduction; PART 1: AUTONOMOUS MORPHOLOGY - CORROBORATIONS ANDCHALLENGES; 1. Stress-Conditioned Allomorphy in Surmiran (Rumantsch); 2.Morphomes and 'Stress-Conditioned Allomorphy' in Romanh; 3. AccentualPatterns in Romance Verb Forms; 4. Morphomes, Morphemes, and MorphologicalSegmentation: Evidence From Ibero-Romance; 5. Representational Aspects ofMorphomic Vowel variation in Southern Italy; 6. The Romance Imperative,Irregular Morphology, Syncretism, and the Morphome; 7. Learning Paradigms inTime and Space. Computational Evidence From Romance Languages; 8.Conjugations and Complex Stems in Spanish Verbs: Generalization Propertiesand Priming Effects; PART 2: EVOLUTION OF STEM ALLOMORPHY; 9. The Evolutionof a Morphome in Catalan Verb Inflection; 10. Metaphony in Portuguese 3rdClass -o(C)C-ir and -u(C)C-ir Verbs - Comparison With Modern Galician andMediaeval Galician-Portuguese; 11. Morphomic Structure and Loan-VerbIntegration: Evidence From Lusophone Creoles; PART 3: INTERFACES WITHSYNTAX OR SEMANTICS?; 12. A Realization Optimality-Theoretic Approach to Fulland Partial Identity of Forms; 13. Syncretism and Suppletion in Gallo-RomanceVerb Paradigms; 14. Variable Analyses of a Verbal Inflection in (mainly)Canadian French; 15. Syncretism and neutralization in the Marking of RomanceObject Agreement; 16. Overabundance (Multiple Forms Realizing the Same Cell):A Non-Canonical Phenomenon in Italian Verb Morphology; 17. Clitics of ItalianVerbi Procomplementari: What are They?; 18. Periphrasis in Romance; 19.Non-Finite Forms, Periphrases, and Autonomous Morphology in Latin andRomance; References; Index