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The department is very upset about the discovery that many articles on
phonology and morphology have been cut out of such volumes as CLS and BLS.
If any student has information about this topic, please tell Karen Taylor
(ktaylor@spot).  
	If the person(s) responsible for this uncollegial behavior will admit it
to Prof. Menn and make full payment to the library for all expenses
incurred in replacing and repairing the books, they will be treated leniently.

The list of missing items discovered to date is as follows:

Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science.      
        Series 4.  Current issues in linguistic theory. (P26 W45L5)  v.42
1985 pp.99-124     David G. Lockwood *Phonological "neutralization" in
classical  and stratificational theories   

 Bridges between psychology and linguistics: a Swarthmore
festschrift for Lila Gleitman, edited by Donna Jo Napoli & Judy Anne Kegl
(P37 B75)    pp.246-268  John Goldsmith *Phonology as an intelligent system

    Linguistic & literary studies in eastern Europe (LLSEE) (P217 P48 1992)
 v.38 1992 pp.328-412; 413-422; 423-443  
Grzegorz Dogil *Underspecification, natural classes, and the sonority
hierarchy
Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kolaczyk *On the acquisition of rules
Boguslaw Marek *Focus and intonation

 BLS 19th 1993  
	pp.13-26; 63-76; 171-182:
Diana Archangeli & Douglas Pulleyblank *Two rules or one ... or
none?    [ATR] in Yoruba
Young-mee Yu Cho *The phonology and phonetics of "voiceless" vowels
Gregory R. Guy *Lexical phonology and the problem of variation


Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics      Society,
materials from  vols:  1985 (11th), 1986 (12th), 1990 (16th), 1991 (17th),
1992 (18th).  
Churma, On explaining the phoneme
Jaeger, On the acquisition of the vowel shift rule
Anderson, Rules and representations in morphology
Cho, Relevance of syllable structure in place assimilation
Cho, Voicing is not relevant for sonority
Moonwomon, (ae) in San Francisco English
Pinker & Prince, Regular and irregular morphology
Myers, The ordering of postlexical rules in English
Inkelas, The place of level-ordering in  morphology
Bullock, Syllable Quantity and the cycle
Cole & Coleman, No need for cyclicity in generative phonology
Sainz, A non-cyclic approach to English word stress

Mid-America Ling Conf
1982
Kiparsky, Word-formation and the lexicon
Taylor, Disenchantment with proper inclusion rule application principles

1985
Iverson & Tyler, Natural productivity and levels in the lexicon

1990
Zhang, Syntactic domain or prosodic domain? Notes on Chongming tone sandhi
Patterson, Phonological nasality in Lakhota
Lise Menn
Professor and Chair
Linguistics Department - Box 295
University of Colorado
Boulder CO 80309-0295
303-492-1609; fax 303-492-4416

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