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Phonology is the study of the sound patterns of language.
This course, which is a continuation of D04-1, will provide students with the basis for understanding current research. The course will be divided between lectures presenting new material and student participation to discuss homework problems and any other questions that may arise. This course is a continuation of D05-1. Like it, its objective is to introduce students to the assumptions and goals of generative grammar, specifically Chomsky's Government-Binding framework and its more recent developments. The class will be conducted through critical discussion of recent primary source readings.