Role of psycho-acoustic studies as a source of evidence for phonological theory. For a description of course topics, see 422. Graduate-level requirements include a greater number of assignments and a higher level of performance. For a description of course topics, see 430. I Morphology is the internal structure of words and the relationship between words and the syntactic, phonological, and semantic properties of the units that include them.
Course work includes the development of morphological theory.
Particular languages and areas of linguistics vary with the instructor. An examination of the syntactic diversity presented by natural human languages and an exploration of the issues that such diversity presents for syntactic analysis. Topics include AUX, word order, constituency, and subjects. For a description of course topics, see 445a-445b. Graduate-level requirements include a higher level of performance.