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1. Phonological Theory: John Goldsmith. 2. The Organization of theGrammar: K. P. Mohanan 3. The Cycle in Phonology: Jennifer Cole 4.Underspecification and Markedness: Donca Steriade 5. Skeletal Positionsand Moras: Ellen Broselow 6. The Syllable in Phonological Theory:Juliette Blevins 7. The Internal Organization of Speech Sounds: G NClements and Elizabeth V Hume 8. Phonological Quantity and MultipleAssociation: David Perlmutter 9. Prosodic Morphology: John J. McCarthyand Alan S. Prince 10. The Metrical Theory of Word Stress: Rene Kager11. General Properties of Stress and Metrical Structure: Morris Halleand William Idsardi 12. Tone: African Languages: David Odden 13. Tonein East Asian Languages: Moira Yip 14. Vowel Harmony: Harry van derHulst and Jeroen van de Weijer 15. Syntax-Phonology Interface: SharonInkelas and Draga Zec 16. Sentence Prosody: Intonation, Stress andPhrasing: Elizabeth Selkirk 17. Dependency Relations in Phonology:Colin J. Ewen 18. Diphthongization in Particle Phonology: Sanford A.Schane 19. Rule Ordering: Gregory K. Iverson 20. Sign-LanguagePhonology: ASL: Diane Brentari 21. The Phonological Basis of SoundChange: Paul Kiparsky 22. Phonological Acquisition: Marylys A. Macken23. Language Games and Related Areas: Bruce Bagemihl 24. ExperimentalPhonology: John J Ohala 25. Current Issues in the Phonology ofAustralian Languages: Nick Evans 26. Hausa Tonology: Complexities in an"Easy" Tone Language: Paul Newman 27. Phonology of Ethiopian Languages:Grover Hudson 28. Current Issues in French Phonology: Bernard Tranel29. Japanese Phonology: Junko Ito and Armin Mester 30. Current Issuesin Semitic Phonology: Robert D. Hoberman 31. Representations and theOrganization of Rules in Slavic Phonology: Jerzy Rubach 32. Projectionand Edge Marking in the Computation of Stress in Spanish: James WHarris.