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espanolEl objetivo de este articulo es mostrar que los elementos semanticos tradicionalmente llamados «raices» controlan decisivamente la estructura de las familias de palabras y, por lo tanto, representan algo mas que un simple receptaculo de informacion idiosincrasica. Basado en un analisis semantico-categorial (Dowty / Wall / Peters 1981; Carpenter 1997; Steedman 2000, en preparacion; Jacobson 2014; Lambek 2014; Baldridge / Frederick Hoyt 2015 y otros) de familias diateticamente alternantes, trataremos de mostrar que (a) este y otros aspectos relacionados pueden reducirse al problema de definir el tipo logico de raices y (b) que este ultimo regula la extension de la familia y determina la semiproductividad atribuida tradicionalmente a la morfologia. EnglishThe aim of this article is to show that the semantic elements traditionally called «roots» decisively control the structure of word families and therefore represent more than a simple container of idiosyncratic information. Based on a semantic-categorical analysis (Dowty / Wall / Peters 1981; Carpenter 1997; Steedman 2000, in preparation; Jacobson 2014; Lambek 2014; Baldridge / Frederick Hoyt 2015 and others) of diathetically alternating families, we will try to show that (a) this and other related issues can be reduced to the problem of defining the logical type of roots and (b) that the latter regulates the family size and controls the semiproductivity traditionally attributed to morphology.

¿Son las familias de palabras un subproducto de la morfología o es la morfología un subproducto de las familias de palabras?