These materials come from a graduate course on the Phonology-Morphosyntax Interface. I have most recently taught this as a phonology proseminar at UCLA (Fall 2023), and previously taught it as a morphology class at USC (Fall 2021). The course investigates the relationship between phonology and morphology/morphosyntax, focusing on allomorphy and morpheme order. 

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Iteration 2: UCLA Graduate Proseminar (Fall 2023)

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• Syllabus  Course syllabus 

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• Allomorphy-1  Introduction to allomorphy

• Allomorphy-2  Phonologically-conditioned suppletive allomorphy

• Allomorphy-3  Cyclic spell-out in morphology

• Allomorphy-4  Suppletion and containment; Bracketing paradoxes

• Allomorphy-5  Alternatives to Level Ordering

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• Morpheme Order-1  The Mirror Principle

• Morpheme Order-2  The Mirror Alignment Principle and templatic morphology

• Morpheme Order-3  Root-and-pattern morphology in Arabic

• Morpheme Order-4  Mobile affixation in Huave

• Morpheme Order-5  Infixation and phonologically-conditioned affix order

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Iteration 1: USC Graduate Introduction to Morphology (Fall 2021)

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• Allomorphy-1  Introduction to allomorphy

• Allomorphy-2  Phonologically-conditioned suppletive allomorphy

• Allomorphy-3  Cyclic spell-out in morphology

• Allomorphy-4  Suppletion and containment

• Allomorphy-5  Bracketing paradoxes

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• Morpheme Order-1  The Mirror Principle

• Morpheme Order-2  The Mirror Alignment Principle and templatic morphology

• Morpheme Order-3  Mobile affixation

• Morpheme Order-4  Phonologically-conditioned affix order

• Morpheme Order-5  Infixation