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Rachel Walker

Professor and Acting Graduate Director

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Humanities

Linguistics

Rachel Walker is currently serving as a Humanities Professor and Acting Graduate Director at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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Rachel Walker

University of California, Santa Cruz

Professor and Acting Graduate Director

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linguistics phonology phonetics language semantics theoretical linguistics music communication interactional linguistics linguistic theory natural language processing harmonic analysis computer vision visual perception speech perception linguistic typology discourse structure natural language nonverbal communication bioacoustics morphology (linguistics) consonant agreement opacity effects neutral segments weak triggers vowel harmony vowel patterns harmony systems yaka nasal harmony segmental correspondence articulatory view nonmyopic harmony mbe affixation nasal reduplication synthetic visual speech vowel feature licensing nasal harmony morphology phonology morphology general linguistics psycholinguistics speech communication

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Metaphony and Umlaut: Theoretical Issues. (2024)

Michela RussoRachel Walker

linguistics

Temporal Coordination and Markedness in Moenat Ladin Consonant Clusters. Proceedings of the Annual Meetings on Phonology (2023)

Rachel WalkerYifan Yang

phonologyphoneticslinguisticstemporal coordination

Nasalization, Neutral Segments and Opacity Effects. (2014)

Rachel Walker

neutral segmentsopacity effects

Harmony Systems. (2011)

Sharon RoseRachel Walker

harmony systemsmusicharmonic analysis

Vowel Patterns in Language. (2011)

Rachel Walker

semanticslanguagelinguisticsvowel patterns

Nonmyopic Harmony and the Nature of Derivations. Linguistic Inquiry (2010)

Rachel Walker

linguistic theorylinguisticsnonmyopic harmonytheoretical linguisticssemantics

An Articulatory View of Kinyarwanda Coronal Harmony. Phonology (2008)

Rachel WalkerDani ByrdFidèle Mpiranya

communicationphonologymusicarticulatory viewlinguistics

Weak Triggers in Vowel Harmony. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory (2005)

Rachel Walker

weak triggersphonologynatural language processingnatural languagephoneticstheoretical linguisticslinguisticsvowel harmony

A Typology of Consonant Agreement as Correspondence. Language (2004)

Sharon RoseRachel Walker

interactional linguisticsphonologylanguagelinguistic typologyconsonant agreementdiscourse structurelinguistics

Vowel Feature Licensing at a Distance: Evidence From Northern Spanish Language Varieties. (2004)

Rachel Walker

semanticsvowel feature licensinglinguistics

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Rachel Walker

Professor and Acting Graduate Director

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Humanities

Linguistics

Rachel Walker is currently serving as a Humanities Professor and Acting Graduate Director at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Rachel Walker

University of California, Santa Cruz

Professor and Acting Graduate Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Metaphony and Umlaut: Theoretical Issues. (2024)

Michela RussoRachel Walker

linguistics

Temporal Coordination and Markedness in Moenat Ladin Consonant Clusters. Proceedings of the Annual Meetings on Phonology (2023)

Rachel WalkerYifan Yang

phonologyphoneticslinguisticstemporal coordination

Nasalization, Neutral Segments and Opacity Effects. (2014)

Rachel Walker

neutral segmentsopacity effects

Harmony Systems. (2011)

Sharon RoseRachel Walker

harmony systemsmusicharmonic analysis

Vowel Patterns in Language. (2011)

Rachel Walker

semanticslanguagelinguisticsvowel patterns

Nonmyopic Harmony and the Nature of Derivations. Linguistic Inquiry (2010)

Rachel Walker

linguistic theorylinguisticsnonmyopic harmonytheoretical linguisticssemantics

An Articulatory View of Kinyarwanda Coronal Harmony. Phonology (2008)

Rachel WalkerDani ByrdFidèle Mpiranya

communicationphonologymusicarticulatory viewlinguistics

Weak Triggers in Vowel Harmony. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory (2005)

Rachel Walker

weak triggersphonologynatural language processingnatural languagephoneticstheoretical linguisticslinguisticsvowel harmony

A Typology of Consonant Agreement as Correspondence. Language (2004)

Sharon RoseRachel Walker

interactional linguisticsphonologylanguagelinguistic typologyconsonant agreementdiscourse structurelinguistics

Vowel Feature Licensing at a Distance: Evidence From Northern Spanish Language Varieties. (2004)

Rachel Walker

semanticsvowel feature licensinglinguistics

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