16.7 3rd and 4th years Ilia Pejros. 175-210/310 Phonetics and Phonology. Second semester Two lectures and a tutorial a week. By the end of the subject, students should:

• have mastered the classic structuralist techniques for discovering, analysing and describing the morphology of an unknown language;
• be familiar with the main types of morphological phenomena found among the languages of the world;
• have a basic understanding of contemporary morphological theory.

Introduction to the morphological diversity of the world's languages; to the principles, techniques and theories needed to analyse them; and to their relation to syntax, phonology, semantics, and discourse function. Regular assignment problems, a mid-term examination, and a take-home examination, totalling 5,000 words.