This monograph examines controversial
issues in theories of morphology and lexical processing in
Arabic, a less studied Semitic language with unique
phonological, morphological, and orthographic features.
After introducing the relevant theoretical debates regarding
Semitic morphology and theories of lexical processing as
well as the related research evidence, the following
research questions are explored through a series of on- and
off-line experiments: (i) Are complex words decomposed or
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