Phonetic - vowel sounds
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- Phonemic typewriter 1
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- Prof. Michael Kenstowicz
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Learning resource types, language and its structure i: phonology, lecture notes.
| LEC # | TOPICS | LECTURE NOTES |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction, course overview, vowels: articulatory description and transcription | ( ) |
| 2-3 | Consonants: articulatory description and transcription; distinctive features | ( ) |
| 4 | Phonological versus phonetic representations | ( ) |
| 5 | Alternations and derivations I | ( ) |
| 6 | Alternations and derivations II | ( ) |
| 7 | Constraints | ( ) |
| 8 | Phonetics I: acoustics of vowels, using Praat | ( ) |
| 9 | Phonetics II: acoustics of consonants | ( ) |
| 10 | Phonetics III: suprasegmentals | ( ) |
| 11 | Feature geometry | ( ) |
| 12 | Course review | |
| 13 | Sociolinguistic variables | ( ) |
| 14 | American English dialects | ( ) |
| 15 | Tone I: African languages | ( ) |
| 16 | Tone II: Asian languages | ( ) |
| 17 | Tone III: intonation and phrasing | ( ) |
| 18 | Syllables I: structure and syllabification | ( ) |
| 19 | Syllables II: sonority | ( ) |
| 20 | Stress I: prominence | ( ) |
| 21 | Stress II: rhythm | ( ) |
| 22 | Stress III: weight | ( ) |
| 23 | Prosodic morphology: reduplication and truncation | ( ) |
| 24 | Loanword phonology | ( ) |
| 25 | Review | ( ) |
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