If a word changes function but does not change form, is that considered to be a morphological change?  For example, rich, normally considered to be an adjective, can easily function as a noun (the rich).  If it becomes an adverb (richly), morphology is obviously involved here.  What about the adjective-to-noun shift?

Thanks,
John
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