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WikiProject Theoretical Linguistics is a project to help create and improve Wikipedia articles about theoretical linguistics and theories of language.

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Broad/general: Phonetics, Pragmatics, Spoken language, List of language subsystems, Systemic linguistics
Syntax/Semantics: Control (linguistics), Dislocation (syntax), Grammar framework, Set phrase, Vocative case, Crossover effects, Reflexive verb, Minimalist Program
Phonetics/Phonology: Accent (dialect), Phonotactics, Unicode Phonetic Symbols section "Semantic phonemes and character names"
Morphology: Bound morpheme, Nunation, Realizational morphology, Set phrase, Causative
Historical: Genetic (linguistics)
Anthro/Socio: Accent (dialect)
Psycho/Cognitive: Specific language impairment
Linguists: John R. Ross, David Pesetsky, Jim Huang
Requests: Obviation, Specificness, Phase (linguistics), more requests...

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— Dalbury^(Talk) 20:57, 26 December 2005 (UTC) : Ph.D. Linguistics. University of Florida 1974[reply]
— FrancisTyers 00:11, 27 December 2005 (UTC) : M.A. Linguistics University of East Anglia, 2006.[reply]
— Angr 15:01, 24 January 2006 (UTC) Ph.D. Linguistics, Cornell University, 1997.[reply]
— Sacundim 06:15, 27 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]
— Cadr 10:44, 14 February 2006 (UTC) B.A. Linguistics UCL 2006[reply]
— Joe Llywelyn Griffith Blakesley _talk _contrib 21:11, 26 February 2006 (UTC): just dropped out of B.A. Linguistics[reply]
— GoodSirJava: B.A. Linguistics University of Rochester (in progress)
— Dinglydell: B.A. Linguistics University of Sussex, M.A. Syntax University of Essex
— RockRockOn: B.A. Linguistics Brigham Young University (in progress), Spanish Minor
— Matve 15:31, 10 April 2006 (UTC): PhD Linguistics, UCL (completed December 2009)[reply]
— Straughn: PhD Linguistics University of Chicago (in progress)
— mitcho/芳貴: MA Linguistics University of Chicago 2007
— AndrewCarnie: Ph.D. Linguistics Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1995, Assoc. Prof of Syntax University of Arizona
— Amerique: No Ph.D. but am interested in Whorfian issues.
— Dr Moshe: Ph.D. Linguistics. Mostly interested in historical linguistics, etymology and semantic change.
— AnOrdinaryGuy: Ph.D. Linguistics University of Manchester (in progress)
— Edricson: Specialist (MA equivalent) in Linguistics, Moscow State University (in progress)
— Archangeleon: B.A. Linguistics SUNY Buffalo (in progress)
— Timiciousknid: B.A. English UIUC.
— trwier: Ph.D. Linguistics University of Chicago (in progress)
— watasenia: MA equivalent in General Linguistics Technical University of Berlin, Sinology and Comparative Literature Free University of Berlin (in progress)
— Yupik: B.A. Linguistics UIUC, 1994.
— Alastair Haines 18:46, 16 March 2007 (UTC): Th.D. Old Testament Australian College of Theology (in progress, diachronic analysis of love poetry)[reply]
— Trondtr 19:56, 18 March 2007 (UTC). Ph.D. (dr. art.) Linguistics, University of Tromsø, 2004.[reply]
— Ro: M. Linguistics, National Autonomous University of Mexico (in progress, historical linguistics).
— Russky1802: M.A. L2 acquisition, University of Hawaii at Manoa (in progress); B.A. Applied Linguistics.
— Pete Harris: M.A. Linguistics, UCL
— User:Sandy Ritchie: M.A. Italian & Linguistics University of Edinburgh (in progress)
— Electriceel (Tom): B.A. Japanese & Linguistics University of Melbourne (in progress)
— Viverechristus: Ph.D. Linguistics University of Texas at Arlington (in progress)
— DThrax
— Egfrank 12:58, 17 October 2007 (UTC): CEO/lead inventor for a company specializing in natural language software; interests in morphology, syntax, semantics, and discourse[reply]
— User:Jasy jatere PhD (in progress). Lexical categories, typology, language contact, language description, methodology.
— JWB (talk) 02:36, 20 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
— MCX 15:52, 02 February 2008 (GMT): Undergraduate in Linguistics at the University of Manchester.
— nyoro~n B.A. Linguistics, UCSC (in progress)
— Randomfocus Ph.D. in applied Spanish linguistics at Georgetown University (in progress).
— ishwar Ph.D. in linguistics at University of Massachusetts Amherst (in progress).
— AkselGerner B.A. in linguistics from the University of Copenhagen. M.A. in progress in Finnish and Fennougristics at the University of Turku
— Hkotek M.A in linguistics at Tel Aviv University (in progress).
— Hurmata (talk) 22:41, 21 July 2008 (UTC) amateur[reply]
— Politizer MA/PhD linguistics (in progress) at the University of Kansas
Action potential — Undergraduate student studying linguistics and other cognitive sciences.
— Minetruly B.A. in Linguistics from State University of New York at New Paltz
— Lady Linguist
— Shugyousha M.A.-Level (Japanese Studies, in progress) at the University of Zurich; Fields of interest: Formal syntax and Computational Linguistics.
— æk Interests: syntax, historical linguistics, sociolinguistics
— Alton B.A. Linguistics, UCLA (in progress). Slavic languages, morph/syntax
— Boson

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