Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Architecture and Representations in Phonology -- I Phonological Features -- 2 The Role of Features in Phonological Inventories -- 3 Two Comments on ''The Role of Features in Phonological Inventories'' -- 4 The Role of Features in a Symbolic Theory of Phonology -- II The Syllable -- 5 The Appendix -- 6 Phonological Representations and the Vaux-Wolfe Proposal -- 7 Does Sonority Have a Phonetic Basis? -- 8 A Case of Appendicitis -- III Metrical Structure -- 9 Calculating Metrical Structure -- 10 Stress Assignment in Tiberian Hebrew -- 11 Brackets and Grid Marks, or Theories of Primary Accent and Rhythm -- 12 Long-Distance Dependencies and Other Formal Issues in Phonology -- IV Architecture -- 13 Markedness Theory versus Phonological Idiosyncrasies in a Realistic Model of Language -- 14 Comments on Diachrony in Calabrese's ''Markedness Theory versus Phonological Idiosyncrasies in a Realistic Model of Language'' -- 15 Nuancing Markedness -- V Interactions -- 16 Phonetic Explanations for Recurrent Sound Patterns -- 17 Phonetic Influence on Phonological Operations -- 18 Rule Application in Phonology -- 19 Deriving Reduplicative Templates in a Modular Fashion -- Index.