Linguistic Inquiry

Papers
(The median citation count of Linguistic Inquiry is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Gender Comes First: Experimental Evidence for the Representation of Gender Closer to the Noun Stem than Number across Linguistic Populations16
VP-Preposing and Constituency “Paradox”15
Why *if or notbut ✓whether or not15
Learning Phonological Underlying Representations: The Role of Abstractness13
The Featural Life of Nominals9
Category Mismatches in Coordination Vindicated9
Asymmetric Coordination in Romanian: A Diagnostic for DOM Position?8
Contiguity Theory and the Ordering of Contrastive Elements8
Neg-Raising via Proform8
Two Varieties of Korean: Rightward Head Movement or Polarity Sensitivity?8
Topic Particles, Agreement, and Movement in an Arabic Dialect7
(Under)specification Counts: When Nonlocal Anaphors Are Not Exempt7
When VP-Ellipsis and Sluicing Conspire against Syntactic Neg-Raising6
Pair-List Interpretation in Multiple Sluicing in Mandarin Chinese6
Reconciling “Heavy” and “Long”: The Typology of Lexical Geminates6
Female Diana Monkeys Have Complex Calls6
Still Free to Have a Wh-Phrase: A Reply to5
Quexistentials and Focus5
Nasal Assimilation Counterfeeding and Allomorphy in Haitian: Nothing Is Still Something!5
Picking Up a Friend along the Way: A′-Movement through the v/VP Region in Avatime5
The Ups and Downs of Pruning: Reply to Paparounas (2024)5
Using Computational Models to Test Syntactic Learnability5
A Categorial Grammar View of Syntactic Categories: Evidence from Unexpected Coordinations5
Ambivalent Adpositions and “P-Stranding” in Russian5
On Referential Parallelism and Compulsory Binding4
Constraints on Reciprocal Scope4
Restrictions on Indexicals in Directive Clauses4
Names, Light Nouns, and Countability4
The Representation of Gender and Inflectional Class in Italian: A Reply to Kučerová 20184
3/4 of a Monster: On Mixed Shifty Agreement in Telugu4
Case as an Anaphor Agreement Effect: Evidence from Inuktitut4
When Ellipsis Can Save Defectiveness and When It Can’t4
Intrusion as Template Satisfaction and the QaTaT – QaTa Problem in Semitic4
Visibility and Intervention in Allomorphy: Lessons from Modern Greek3
Commitment Phrase: Linking Proposition to Illocutionary Force3
An Argument for a Strong Force Semantics of Believe3
The Argument/Adjunct Distinction Does Not Condition Islandhood of PPs in English3
In the Beginning Was a To-Phrase3
Inverse Linking and Extraposition3
Ā-Probing for the Closest DP3
What Divides, and What Unites, Right-Node Raising3
Deconstructing SE-Constructions: Number Agreement and Postsyntactic Variation2
The Impersonal Use of German 1st Person SingularIch2
Computing Process-Specific Constraints2
The Puzzle of Anaphoric Bare Nouns in Mandarin: A Counterpoint toIndex!2
On Realizing External Arguments: A Syntactic and Implicature Theory of the Disjointness Effect for Passives in Adult and Child Grammar2
Revisiting the Syntax of Monsters in Uyghur2
Labeling (Reduced) Structures: When VPs Are Sentences2
(Im)possible Traces2
Why Plain Futurates are Different2
Linking Agreement and Movement: A Case Study of Long Distance Agreement in Border Lakes Ojibwe2
Suppletion in a Three-Way Number System: Evidence from Creek2
Serial Reduplication Is Empirically Adequate and Typologically Restrictive2
Agreement Shift in Embedded Reports2
Extended Phase Boundaries and the Spell-Out Trap2
A Program for Eliminating Syntactic Categories2
The Position of Wh-Subjects in Labeling Theory2
Ergativity in Tabasaran: A Reply to Woolford 20152
Shifting Interactions and Countershifting Opacity: A Note on Opacity in Harmonic Serialism2
Locality in Exceptional Tagalog Ā-Extraction2
Binding and Anticataphora in Mayan2
The Informativeness/Complexity Trade-Off in the Domain of Boolean Connectives2
The Domain of Formal Matching in Sluicing2
An Experimental Comparison of the Availability of Inverse Scope in English and German2
Nguni Bare Nouns: Licensing without Case1
Concord in the Verbal Domain: External Agreement in Nakh-Daghestanian1
Defectivity Matters: Cliticization in French Causatives Revisited1
On Internal Merge1
High and Low Applicatives of Unaccusatives: Dependent Case and the Phase1
Turkish Causatives are Recursive: A Response to Key 20131
On the Event-Structural Properties of the EnglishGet-Passive1
Korean VP-Ellipsis and a Derivational Approach to Ellipsis1
Gaps That Do Not Sprout1
Does D Select the CP in Light Verb Constructions? A Reply to Hankamer and Mikkelsen 20211
Large Language Models and the Argument from the Poverty of the Stimulus1
Outscoping the Directive Force of Imperatives1
Treating Greek o eaftos mu as a Regular Anaphor: Theoretical Implications1
On the Syntax of Multiple Sluicing and What It Tells Us aboutWh-Scope Taking1
Can Agree and Labeling Be Reduced to Minimal Search?1
Some Formal Implications of Deletion Saltation1
Morpheme Structure Constraints Solve Three Puzzles for Theories of Blocking in Nonderived Environments1
Probe Specification and Agreement Variation: Evidence from the Algonquian Inverse1
Restrictions on Long Passives in English and Brazilian Portuguese: A Phase-Based Account1
Agreement Switch in Verb-Echo Answers: Evidence for Distributed Ellipsis1
A Learning-Based Account of Phonological Tiers1
Locality and Antilocality: The Logic of Conflicting Requirements1
Same Root, Different Categories: Encoding Direction in Chinese1
Zero-Weighted Constraints In Noisy Harmonic Grammar1
Selectional Violations in Coordination: A Response to Patejuk and Przepiórkowski 20231
Extending the Person-Case Constraint to Gender: Agreement, Locality, and the Syntax of Pronouns1
Talmy’s Typology Revisited: A Spanning Approach1
Salvation by Deletion in Nupe1
To Be or Not To Be?1
Gender Features and Coordination Resolution in Greek and Other Three-Gendered Languages: Implications for the Cross-Linguistic Representation of Gender1
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