Iggy Roca is Professor in the Department of Language and Linguistics at the University of Essex. He specializes in phonology and is the author of Generative Phonology (1994). Among the volumes he has edited is Derivations and Constraints in Phonology (1997). Wyn Johnson wrote her doctorate on the lexical phonology of French, and has been teaching phonology at the University of Essex since 1983.

• Preface. Part I: Phonetics.Part II: Foundations of Phonology.Part III: Syllables.Part IV: Stress.Part V: Tone.Part VI: The Interaction Between Phonology and Morphology.Part VII: Phonological Domains.Part VIII: Aspects of Lexical Representation: Feature Geometry and Underspecification.Part IX: Derivational Theory.Part X: Optimality Theory.References.Language Details.Cross-Reference.Correspondences with A Course in Phonology.

Iggy Roca is Professor in the Department of Language and Linguistics at the University of Essex. He specializes in phonology and is the author of Generative Phonology (1994). Among the volumes he has edited is Derivations and Constraints in Phonology (1997). Wyn Johnson wrote her doctorate on the lexical phonology of French, and has been teaching phonology at the University of Essex since 1983.

• Preface. Part I: Phonetics.Part II: Foundations of Phonology.Part III: Syllables.Part IV: Stress.Part V: Tone.Part VI: The Interaction Between Phonology and Morphology.Part VII: Phonological Domains.Part VIII: Aspects of Lexical Representation: Feature Geometry and Underspecification.Part IX: Derivational Theory.Part X: Optimality Theory.References.Language Details.Cross-Reference.Correspondences with A Course in Phonology.

Iggy Roca is Professor in the Department of Language and Linguistics at the University of Essex. He specializes in phonology and is the author of Generative Phonology (1994). Among the volumes he has edited is Derivations and Constraints in Phonology (1997). Wyn Johnson wrote her doctorate on the lexical phonology of French, and has been teaching phonology at the University of Essex since 1983.

• Preface. Part I: Phonetics.Part II: Foundations of Phonology.Part III: Syllables.Part IV: Stress.Part V: Tone.Part VI: The Interaction Between Phonology and Morphology.Part VII: Phonological Domains.Part VIII: Aspects of Lexical Representation: Feature Geometry and Underspecification.Part IX: Derivational Theory.Part X: Optimality Theory.References.Language Details.Cross-Reference.Correspondences with A Course in Phonology.