Language Sciences

Papers
(The TQCC of Language Sciences is 3. 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 2020-05-01 to 2024-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Languages/languaging as world-making: the ontological bases of language22
Investigating colloquialization in the British parliamentary record in the late 19th and early 20th century19
Harmonious discourse analysis: approaching peoples’ problems in a Chinese context19
A distributed perspective on reading: implications for education17
The masculine form in grammatically gendered languages and its multiple interpretations: a challenge for our cognitive system15
Rethinking ecolinguistics from a distributed language perspective14
The #bookstagram: distributed reading in the social media age14
What's in a code? The code-inference distinction in Neo-Gricean Pragmatics, Relevance Theory, and Integral Linguistics13
Character amnesia in Chinese handwriting: a mega-study analysis10
Communication accommodation theory: Past accomplishments, current trends, and future prospects10
The dynamics of stance constructions10
Democratization of Englishes: synchronic and diachronic approaches9
Information technologies, literacy, and cognitive development: an ecolinguistic view8
Expressions of stance-to-text: discourse management markers as stance markers8
Democratisation in the South African parliamentary Hansard? A study of change in modal auxiliaries8
Language without representation: Gibson's first- and second-hand perception on a pragmatic continuum8
Twitter trolls: a linguistic profile of anti-democratic discourse8
Time-to-smile, time-to-speak, time-to-resolve: timescales for shaping engagement in language7
Changes in the modal domain in different varieties of English as potential effects of democratization7
Situated talking7
Close reading and distance: between invariance and a rhetoric of embodiment7
Investment in a model of stancetaking: I mean and just sayin’7
Metalinguistic exchanges in child language development6
Disaster linguistics, climate change semantics and public discourse studies: a semantically-enhanced discourse study of 2011 Queensland Floods6
The sound of size revisited - New insights from a German-Hungarian comparative study on sound symbolism6
Modelling stance adverbs in grammatical theory: tackling heterogeneity with Functional Discourse Grammar6
Person reference and democratization in British English5
The reflexive roots of reference5
Expressing stance in spoken political discourse—The function of parenthetical inserts5
Reading: skilled linguistic action5
Such similatives: a cross-linguistic reconnaissance5
“We”: conceptual semantics, linguistic typology and social cognition5
The diachrony of stance constructions with ‘no’ chance and ‘no’ wonder5
The type and function of metaphors in Jordanian economic discourse: A critical metaphor analysis approach4
Multimodal coordination and pragmatic modes in conversation4
Linguistic and cultural divisions in pre-Hispanic Northern Peru4
The discursive construction of categories. Categorisation as a dynamic and co-operative process4
From clause to discourse marker: on the development of comment clauses4
Tolle lege. Embodied reading and the “scene of reading”4
Nominal classification in Mabia languages of West Africa4
A semiotic approach to grammaticalization: modelling representational and interpersonal modality expressed by verbonominal patterns4
Three conceptions of nativism and the faculty of language4
Complement-taking predicates, parentheticals and grammaticalization4
How cute do I sound to you?: gender and age effects in the use and evaluation of Korean baby-talk register, Aegyo4
Parental speech to typical and atypical populations: a study on linguistic partial repetition3
A dialogue between distributed language and reading disciplines3
Thought complements in Australian languages3
When form deviates from the norm: attitudes towards old and new vernacular features and their impact on the perceived credibility and usefulness of Facebook consumer reviews3
Or constructions, argumentative direction and disappearing ‘alternativity’3
English as an index of neoliberal globalization: The linguistic landscape of Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan3
Cognitive factive verbs across languages3
From complementizing to modifying status: On the grammaticalization of the complement-taking-predicate-clauses chances are and odds are3
Ad hoc categorization and languaging: the online construction of categories in discourse3
Spoken word recognition of L2 using probabilistic phonotactics in L1: evidence from Cantonese-English bilinguals3
Hyphenation as a compounding technique in English3
Language as a problem3
Conversationalization and democratization in a radio chat show: a grammar-led investigation3
Exemplar-based compounds: The case of Chinese3
Cognitive animacy and its relation to linguistic animacy: evidence from Japanese and Persian3
An ecolinguistic perspective on Assyrian-Iranian migrants’ portrayal of emotions toward their linguistic resources3
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