Morphology is the study of linguistic forms, or rather, of the inflected forms and stems of words. This handbook informs the reader on fundamental concepts and theoretical approaches of the discipline and on morphological structures of diverse languages. It aims to represent the current state of the art in morphology in a comprehensive fashion at a general level and is illustrated with many examples. Priority is given to a thorough explanation of established concepts and insights, complemented, where necessary, by an unbiased report on alternate problem solutions.

Contributions by: Wolfgang Kesselheim, Stavros Skopeteas