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Linguistics
LIN-731 Phonology II
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This course builds on foundational material presented in Phonology I. Students will investigate the phonological structure of signs in American Sign Language. Part one (I) presents a comparison of notation systems for signs and provides extensive training in sign notation. Part two (II) deals with phonological contrast. Part three (III) is concerned with the phonotactic properties of lexical signs. Part four (IV) deals with phonological processes and historical change.
Prerequisites: LIN 701 or permission of instructor.
Program: Linguistics
Credit: 3
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