<p>Lecture, four hours. Requisite: course 201A. Current research and issues in phonological theory. Topics include structure of phonological representations, relations between representations, architecture of grammar, and explanations for phonological typology. S/U (2-unit course) or letter (4-unit course) grading.</p>

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The department focuses on the scientific study of language in all aspects; programs emphasize linguistic theory in combination with fieldwork, experimentation, and computational methods.

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Phonological Theory III

LING 219

2 or 4 units