Synthesis of Doctoral Dissertation in Thai Linguistic Research on CNKI Database during 2015-2020
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This research aims to study an overview of the doctoral dissertation in Thai linguistic
studies published on CNKI during 2015-2020. The study found that 55% of dissertations were
structural linguistics, followed by semantics, socio-linguistic and diachronic study which
accounted for 25%, 15%, and 5%, respectively. These 20 dissertations were written by Thai
scholars, which chose Thai and Chinese languages as compare objects. However, there were
no topics related to pragmatics, psycho-linguistic, neurolinguistic, and computational
linguistics, which is a gap that should be studied shortly.
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