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May 20, 2005

Phonology course material

I’m sure that many other working phonologists out there have had the same experience I’ve had: you’re searching the web for some paper or reference — or maybe just surfing — when you stumble upon somebody’s course material on the web. An hour later, you’re bookmarking or downloading like mad, or you’re reading and thinking how you might incorporate this or that in your next course on a similar topic, or whatever.
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Filed under Teaching by Eric Baković @ 4:42 pm

May 15, 2005

Pyongpyang

As many of you know, Adam Albright and I enjoy collecting aggressive reduplications. (Short version: I’ve argued that if a word has partial internal similarity, there’s a drive to treat it as reduplicated. One consequence of such treatment is enhancement of that similarity, as in orangutan > orangutang.)

Bryan came across a fictional example the other day in Boondocks
that could be called “exuberant reduplication”:
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Filed under General by Kie Zuraw @ 6:58 pm

May 11, 2005

phonoloblog downtime

The server on which phonoloblog resides will be down tomorrow (Thursday, May 12) beginning at 9:30am PDT, possibly until as late as 2:00pm. It’s all for a good cause; our Red Hat Linux license expires soon, and we’re switching to Debian GNU/Linux. Keep your fingers crossed for a smooth transition.

Filed under General by Eric Baković @ 11:21 am

May 10, 2005

Textbook review parallels

Back in August, I bemoaned the lack of a good phonology textbook, one that would be the contemporary equal of Generative Phonology: Description and Theory (Kenstowicz & Kisseberth 1979). I had just browsed through John T. Jensen’s recent Principles of Generative Phonology: An introduction and had been somewhat disappointed by it; maybe I’ll have better luck with David Odden’s just-published Introducing Phonology (part of the new Cambridge Introductions to Language and Linguistics series), of which I recently received an examination copy.
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Filed under Books/Journals, Teaching by Eric Baković @ 7:48 am

Human subjects update

Claire Bowern has posted a summary of responses to her LinguistList query about international Human Subjects approval procedures (which I originally announced here).

Filed under General by Eric Baković @ 6:32 am

May 3, 2005

Review of PBP

There’s a review on LinguistList of Hayes, Kirchner, Steriade (eds.) Phonetically-Based Phonology (announced on phonoloblog back in November). The text of the review is copied below.

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Filed under Books/Journals by Eric Baković @ 8:45 am

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