Eugene BuckleyAssociate Professor of Linguistics |
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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. For the undergraduate program in Linguistics, contact Prof. Florian Schwarz.
The best way to reach me is by email; be sure to include an informative subject header, or your message may be deleted with the morning spam. I most often use the address with ling as shown above, but I will also receive email sent to babel.ling, and sas within the upenn.edu domain.
Fall 2019Linguistics 115: Writing Systems |
Spring 2020Linguistics
241: Language in Native America |
Fall 2020Linguistics 115:
Writing Systems |
Spring 2021Linguistics 531: Phonology II |
I am interested in formal approaches to phonology, especially metrical and syllable structure; the interaction of phonology and morphological structure; the relation of phonetic and functional explanation to phonological theory; and the expression of the categories of spoken language in the world's writing systems. Much of my research focuses on Kashaya, a Native American language of northern California.
You can view my curriculum vitae, which has links to pdf files of papers and handouts for downloading. (It is updated at irregular intervals.)
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