| Lec # | topics | key dates |
|---|---|---|
| Correspondence Theory | ||
| 1 | Correspondence Theory Basics | |
| 2 | Correspondence Theory (cont.) | Assignment 1 due |
| 3 | MAX F Constraints and Positional Faithfulness | |
| Reduplication | ||
| 4 | Reduplication: Basic Laws | |
| 5 | Reduplicative Correspondence | Assignment 2 due |
| 6 | Reduplicant Size and Placement | |
| 7 | Reduplicant Size and Placement (cont.) | Assignment 3 due |
| 8 | BR vs. IR Correspondence | |
| 9 | Emergence of the Unmarked, and Non-reduplicative Correspondence | Assignment 4 due |
| Lexical Phonology and Cyclicity Effects | ||
| 10 | Lexical vs. Postlexical Phonology | |
| 11 | Cyclicity and its OT Translations | Assignment 5 due |
| 12 | OO Correspondence | |
| 13 | Base-derivative Correspondence | Assignment 6 due |
| Paradigm Uniformity | ||
| 14 | Paradigm Uniformity | |
| 15 | Paradigm Uniformity (cont.) | Assignment 7 due |
| 16 | More on Paradigm Regularization | Assignment 8 due |
| Opacity | ||
| 17 | Overview: Types of Opacity | |
| 18 | Characteristics of Opacity | |
| 19 | Formalization of Opacity in OT | Assignment 9 due |
| 20 |
Sympathy Theory
Other Approaches to Opacity |
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| 21 | Comparative Markedness | |
| Exceptions | ||
| 22 | Introduction to Exceptions | |
| 23 | The Representation of Exceptions | |
| 24 | What is regular, and what is an exception? | |
| Student Presentations | ||
| 25 | Student Presentations, Part 1 | |
| 26 | Student Presentations, Part 2 | Final papers due 9 days after lecture 26 |
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