Jerzy Rubach
Professor
email: jerzy-rubach@uiowa.edu
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 |
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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
"Palatal Nasal Decomposition in Slovene, Upper Sorbian
and Polish," Journal of Linguistics 44 (2008), 169-204.
“Lexical Phonology,” Language and Linguistics Compass
2 (2008), 456-477.
“Feature Geometry from the Perspective of Polish, Russian, and Ukrainian,”
Linguistic Inquiry 38 (2007), 85-138.
“A Conspiracy of Gliding Processes in Polish,” Journal of
Slavic Linguistics 15 (2007),
325-357.
“Perspectives on Polish Palatalization,” Poznan´ Studies in Contemporary Linguistics 42 (2006), 239-268.
"The Phonology of Polish," in Keith Brown (ed.),
Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 2nd edition (2006), Oxford:
Elsevier, 671-676.
"Rule Ordering and Derivation in Phonology," in Keith Brown (ed.),
Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 2nd edition (2006), Oxford:
Elsevier, 676-679.
"Mid Vowel Fronting in Ukrainian," Phonology
22 (2005), 1-36.
"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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