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...(see the journal _Snippets_ for examples of such writing) and/or your own thoughts about papers we have discussed in class. Please let the instructors...

...Lectures: 2 sessions / week, 1.5 hours / session This course is a continuation of 24.951. The broad issues of interest this semester include movement...

...pp. 109-137. Levin, B. "Objecthood: An event structure perspective." CLS 35, vol. 1. (1999). Parsons, T. Events in the Semantics of English...

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...that we can trace throughout most of the discussion in this class is the question of sequential derivation vs. well-formedness conditions on representations...

...features and their phonetic basis in speech, acquisition and parsing, phonological domains, morphology, and language change and reconstruction...

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...Gordon 2004, Steriade 1997). We will review these and other proposals concerning the relationship between phonetic realization and phonology in light...

...a more rigorous test of its applicability to different data sets, and requires a greater degree of formal precision than is found in purely expository presentations...

...the material tends to be technical and therefore time-consuming. You will also have to select and read a few additional articles or book chapters on...

...even in its oppressive hold. The course’s primary goal is to turn students into responsible readers, critical thinkers, and clever writers. Through the...