Eugene BuckleyAssociate Professor of Linguistics |
Alsea Bay (Waldport, Oregon), August 2004 |
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I am the Chair of the Graduate Group in Linguistics. For information about applying to the graduate program, visit our applications page. The best way to contact me is by email; be sure to include an informative subject header, or your message may be deleted with the morning spam. The simplest address is ling as shown above, but I will also receive email sent to babel.ling, sas, and mail.sas within the upenn.edu domain. For information about the undergraduate programs in Linguistics or in Cognitive Science, please contact Prof. Rolf Noyer. |
Linguistics
115: Writing Systems
Linguistics 603: Sound Change and Phonological Theory
Linguistics
241: Language in Native America
Linguistics 630: Morpho-phonology (with Dave Embick)
Linguistics
115: Writing Systems
Linguistics
530: Phonology I
Formal phonology (especially metrical and syllable structure); interactions of phonology and morphology; the role (or not) of phonetic and functional explanation in phonological theory; the relation of writing systems to the categories of spoken language; Native American linguistics (Kashaya, Alsea); Ethio-Semitic linguistics (Tigrinya); Manam.
You can view my curriculum vitae, which has links to pdf files of some current and older papers for downloading. (It is updated at irregular intervals.)
Member of the Institute for Research in Cognitive Science.
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