Scope and Contents Contains records of Skousen's travels (primarily around North America and Europe) to present at linguistic conferences held by the Deseret Language and Linguistics Society, International Phonetics Conference, Milwaukee Linguistics Symposium, Round Table on Algorithms for Memory-Based Language Processing, Scandinavian Symposium on Finnish, Qualico, Max Planck Institute, Berkeley Linguistics Society, and others. This includes copies and abstracts of articles, conference programs, proceedings,...

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Contains materials pertaining to the linguistic work of Royal Skousen, professor at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. Contains an alphabetical filing of works by linguistic colleagues of Royal Skousen (A-Z) on various topics in linguistics (phonology and morphology, voicing, language characteristics and families, grammar, syntax, pronunciation, language acquisition, and syllabification. Materials dated 1951-2010.

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Contains materials pertaining to the linguistic work of Royal Skousen, professor at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. In particular are university-related professorial files, course and student files, colleague files and collaborative work, conferences, and career research files (on Finnish language, English spelling, statistics and probability, Analogical Modeling, computer programming and quantum computing, and syntax). Materials dated 1951-2014.

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Contains materials accumulated while Skousen was teaching a Fulbright course in statistical and linguistic probability at the University of Tampere in Finland. This includes lecture notes, class outlines, and similar course materials. Materials dated January-April 1982.

Scope and Contents Contains career work done and course files accumulated during and after Skousen's stint as an assistant professor at the University of Texas-Austin. This includes research on phonology and writings on a colleague's theory, as well as files for courses taught on language acquisition, probabilistic linguistics, and general linguistics, and those from an LDS Institute class on the Apostasy (includes course rolls, outlines, syllabi, lecture notes, exams and assignments, etc.). Some of the...