Jerzy Rubach

Professor

Phone: 319-335-0210
Office: 568 EPB

Office Hours

M 2:20-3:20, 5:30-6:30; W 4:30-5:30; and by appointment

Fall 2008 Courses

Course #	Title	Location	Time
103:011:AAA	Language and Society	Shambaugh, LIB	MW 3:30-4:20
103:011:SCA		9 EPB	M 4:30-5:20
103:131	History of the English Language	212 EPB	MW 1:00-2:15

Education

MA (English), University of Warsaw, 1971
Ph.D. (Linguistics), University of Warsaw, 1975

Areas of Specialization

phonology
Slavic languages
Germanic languages
historical linguistics
TESOL

Current Research Projects

palatalization in Optimality Theory
syllable structure in Optimality Theory
glides

Recent Publications

"Mid Vowel Fronting in Ukrainian", Phonology 22 (2005), 1-36.

"The Phonology of Polish", in Keith Brown (ed.), Encyclopedia of Language and
Linguistics, 2nd edition (2005), Oxford: Elsevier, 671-676.

"Rule Ordering and Derivation in Phonology", in Keith Brown (ed.), Encyclopedia of
Language and Linguistics, 2nd edition (2005), Oxford: Elsevier, 676-679.

"Derivation in Optimality Theory: A Reply to Burzio", Linguistic Inquiry 35 (2004), 656-670.

“Posterior Stridents in Korean and Russian”, Studies in Phonetics, Phonology and Morphology 10
(2004),145-167.

“Duke-of-York Derivations in Polish”, Linguistic Inquiry 34 (2003), 601-629.

“Polish Palatalization in Derivational Optimality Theory”, Lingua 113 (2003), 197-237.

"Against Subsegmental Glides", Linguistic Inquiry 33 (2002), 672-687.

"An Overview of Palatalization-i", Studies in Phonetics, Phonology and Morphology 8 (2002), 169-186.

(with Geert E. Booij) “Allomorphy in Optimality Theory: Polish Iotation.” Language 77 (2001), 26-60.

“Glide and Glottal Stop Insertion in Slavic Languages: A DOT Analysis.” Linguistic Inquiry 31 (2000), 271-317.

“Backness Switch in Russian.” Phonology 17 (2000), 39-64.

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