Department of Linguistics

Modern & Medieval Languages

Department of Linguistics

PhD students


PhD students are listed here for a number of reasons. It may be helpful for undergraduates considering taking Linguistics to know of people they can approach informally to find out more about the field. Many PhD students also act as supervisors, and the contact information may be of practical value. And the areas of research listed here give a further indication of the range of work being carried out in the Linguistics Department and in other related Departments and Faculties.

COPiL (Cambridge Occasional Papers in Linguistics) provides a venue for PhD students, lecturers, and affiliated linguists to make their work publicly available.

Name Thesis Contact details (add at cam dot ac dot uk to each address)
Alastair Appleton The Extended Projection Principle: a cross-linguistic study awa21
Spyros Armosti The phonetics of Cypriot Greek Germinates
Katharine Barden Perceptual Learning of Context-Sensitive Phonetic Detail kjo21
Ruth Cumming Speech rhythm. The language-specific integration of pitch and duration completed 2010
Chi-Hé Elder The semantics and pragmatics of conditionals chme2
Thomas Godard Seventeenth-century French grammarians and the codification of English (1660-1780) tg289
Minyao Huang Vagueness and modality, with reference to English and Chinese mh538
Hae-Sung Jeon Prosody in Seoul Korean hsj24
Marius Jøhndal Nonfiniteness in Latin mlj32
Eleni Kapogianni Irony and the literal versus nonliteral distinction ek322
Elliott Lash The syntactic development of the Irish copula ejfl2
Morgan Macleod Tense and Aspect in Germanic mdm33
Dimitris Michelioudakis Inherent case in the history of Greek dm419
Iain Mobbs Minimalism and the Design of the Language Faculty ijm30
Elena Pala Revitalisation of Sardinian: corpus and status planing ep345
Marco Piccolino Boniforti

Models of human speech perception map55
Thomas Rainsford Prosodic and syntactic change in medieval French tmr31
Arturas Ratkus The Adjective Inflection in Gothic and Early Germanic: Structure and Development
Erica Ross Diachronic developments in the scope of phonological generalisations err28
Anna Tristram Variable concord in French and Spanish: an investigation of grammatical and sociolinguistic variation act46
George Walkden Syntactic Reconstruction and Proto-Germanic gw249
Olivia Walsh Language, National Identity and Linguistic Purism in the major French-speaking Countries omw23
Jeffrey Watumull Mathematical Principles of the Language Faculty jw647

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