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Advanced Phonology

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Instructors: Prof. Donca Steriade, Prof. Adam Albright
Term: Spring 2005
Level: Graduate
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Advanced Phonology

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Lecture 1: Correspondence Theory Basics

Lecture 2: Correspondence Theory (cont.)

Lecture 3: MAX F Constraints and Positional Faithfulness

Lecture 4: Reduplication: Basic Laws

Lecture 5: Reduplicative Correspondence

Lecture 6: Reduplicant Size and Placement

Lecture 7: Reduplicant Size and Placement (cont.)

Lecture 8: BR vs. IR Correspondence

Lecture 9: Emergence of the Unmarked, and Non-reduplicative Correspondence

Lecture 10: Lexical vs. Postlexical Phonology

Lecture 11: Cyclicity and its OT Translations

Lecture 12: OO Correspondence

Lecture 13: Base-derivative Correspondence

Lecture 14: Paradigm Uniformity

Lecture 15: Paradigm Uniformity (cont.)

Lecture 16: More on Paradigm Regularization

Lecture 17: Overview: Types of Opacity

Lecture 18: Characteristics of Opacity

Lecture 19: Formalization of Opacity in OT

Lecture 20: Sympathy Theory Other Approaches to Opacity

Lecture 21: Comparative Markedness

Lecture 22: Introduction to Exceptions

Lecture 23: The Representation of Exceptions

Lecture 24: What is regular, and what is an exception?

Lecture 25: Student Presentations, Part 1

Lecture 26: Student Presentations, Part 2