Language Sciences

Papers
(The TQCC of Language Sciences is 2. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
How do we comprehend linguistic and visual narratives? A study in children with typical development35
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A dialogical perspective of interaction: the case of people with deaf/blindness12
Thought complements in Australian languages11
From complementizing to modifying status: On the grammaticalization of the complement-taking-predicate-clauses chances are and odds are9
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The cognitive psychological distinctions between levels of meaning8
Group boundary salience and nonaccommodation between healthcare workers and community members in Ghana8
English motion and progressive constructions, and the typological drift from bounded to unbounded discourse construal7
A structural analysis of personal names in Kusaal7
Event structure, force dynamics and verb semantics7
‘Face’-related expressions in the Minnan Dialect of Chinese6
A semiotic approach to grammaticalization: modelling representational and interpersonal modality expressed by verbonominal patterns5
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Rhythm as an integration principle for modeling speech-action intersemiosis in classroom interaction: a social semiotic perspective5
The etymology of opaque place names based on a cognitive and interdisciplinary method5
From size measurement to simultaneity: the case of Russian po mere ‘by measure’5
Character amnesia in Chinese handwriting: a mega-study analysis5
Tense in Khorchin Mongolian: an interpersonal perspective5
Revisiting complement and parenthetical constructions: theory and description5
Sequence analysis in the development of ethnomethodological conversation analysis4
Principles of variation in the use of diacritics (taškīl) in Arabic books4
Voices in reading literature4
Diachronic changes of number use in written American English from 1923 to 20084
Incivility in online news and Twitter: effects on attitudes toward scientific topics when reading in a second language4
How does language evolve as a multi-level system? A quantitative exploration of written Chinese4
“Language art is to console those who are broken by life”: A discursive analysis of legitimation in Chinese comforting4
Harmonious discourse analysis: approaching peoples’ problems in a Chinese context4
Remarks on Pāṇini's grammar4
Linguistic clues suggest that the Indonesian colonizers directly sailed to Madagascar4
More to gesture than meets the (analyst's) eye? Querying the problem of online gestural loss from applied linguistics and psychotherapy perspectives3
Language sciences in the future: Enhancing our epistemological horizons3
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Linguistic relativity from an enactive perspective: the entanglement of language and cognition3
Exploring the role of first language in ecological awareness and communication across Pakistan: A mixed method study3
A multifunctional analysis of off-record indirectness in Chinese interactions3
A corpus-based study of maximizer–adjective patterns in Croatian3
Disaster linguistics, climate change semantics and public discourse studies: a semantically-enhanced discourse study of 2011 Queensland Floods3
Nominal classification in Mabia languages of West Africa3
Inference and indexicality, or how to solve Bakhtin's problem with heteroglossia3
Cognitive factive verbs across languages3
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De se or not de se: a question of grammar2
Linguistic descriptions and cultural models of olfaction in Umpila and English2
Gender bias in the Chinese epicene pronoun ta2
Communication frequency, identity accommodation, and attitudes toward people with disabilities in the United States: Disability salience and intergroup anxiety2
Large models of what? Mistaking engineering achievements for human linguistic agency2
Turning negative: micro-steps from negative polarity item to negative-word2
Expectation through imitation: towards a unified protocol for roleplay in developmental sociolinguistics2
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Linguistic and cultural divisions in pre-Hispanic Northern Peru2
Further semantic change of the derogatory sociomorpheme tái in Chinese gender-related Internet neologisms2
Tracking identity in minority language policy: a reflexive approach to hybrid concepts in the language sciences2
Sound-meaning mapping: Verbal imitation of Super Mario music by Yorùbá gamers2
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Lexical expressions and grammatical markers for source of information: A contrast between German and Korean2
Third-way linguistics: generative and usage-based theories are both right2
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