Stanford’s Ph.D. in Linguistics empowers researchers to explore human language across cognitive, social, and computational dimensions. These dissertation ideas span syntax, sociolinguistics, phonetics, semantics, language tech, and cross-linguistic analysis.
Syntactic Variation in Multilingual Urban Communities
Prosodic Cues in Real-Time Sentence Processing
Computational Models of Language Acquisition in Bilingual Children
Sociolinguistic Change in Online Discourse Communities
The Role of Gesture in Cross-Linguistic Syntactic Framing
Phonological Reconstruction Using Neural Sequence Models
Pragmatic Inference in Contextually Ambiguous Utterances
Machine Learning Approaches to Morphological Segmentation
Semantic Shift and Lexical Innovation in Youth Language
Discourse Markers and Topic Management in Political Speeches
Cross-Linguistic Analysis of Case Marking in Lesser-Studied Languages
Code-Switching Patterns in Multigenerational Immigrant Families
Acoustic Variation and Identity Performance in Podcast Speech
Historical Phonology and Diachronic Sound Change in Austronesian
Syntax-Semantics Interface in Questions Across Typologically Diverse Languages
Using NLP to Detect and Analyze Language Ideologies in Social Media
Corpus-Based Study of Argument Structure in Legal Discourse
Language Revitalization Strategies in Endangered Communities
Typological Distribution of Evidentials and Information Structure
Language Attitudes and Educational Outcomes in Multilingual Classrooms
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