Poznan Studies in Contemporary Linguistics

Papers
(The TQCC of Poznan Studies in Contemporary Linguistics 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Imperfective aspect underspecified for number: Evidence from an eye-tracking during reading experiment12
Final tensing and opacity in Podhale Goralian10
Polgem – The recorded corpus of Polish geminate consonants5
Case-mismatching versus D-linking of ATB wh-questions in Korean4
Aspects of pitch in textsetting: a suprasegmental analysis of two Turkish versions of Franz Schubert’s Ellens Gesang III (D. 839)4
Mandarin Chinese peer advice online: a study of gender disparity4
Investigating foreign language anxiety of Chinese Dongxiang ethnic group: a language conflict perspective4
The syntax of two existential unaccusative verbs in Polish3
Introduction to the special issue3
The intervention effect in suzhounese polar questions3
A different kind of phrasal comparatives with a non-transformational Schönfinkelization in semantic composition: the case of Jordanian Arabic3
The interpretation of urbanonyms in discourse: Reconciling theoretical accounts with experimental results2
From experiencer verbs to Agree-and-Move: a review of Bind Me Tender, Bind Me Do!2
Fragment questions in Chinese: At the syntax-pragmatics interface2
The role of lexical context and language experience in the perception of foreign-accented segments2
The syntax of plurals of collective and mass nouns: Views from Jordanian Arabic2
The pragmatics of ‘it is well’ in Nigerian English2
Parasitic gap patterns and hierarchy preservation in German2
Metrically-conditioned high vowel syncope in Najdi Arabic2
Quantitative research methods in translation and interpreting studies2
Active verbs with inanimate, text-denoting subjects in Polish and English abstracts of research articles in linguistics1
How does interpreting training affect the executive function of switching? A longitudinal EEG-study of task switching1
L2 rhythm production and musical rhythm perception in advanced learners of English1
Frontmatter1
Licensing Case-mismatches and dependent plural markers in Korean left-node-raising1
‘I would never…’: Deictic shift and moralizing in anti-immigration reader comments1
Can cultural distance be a factor in bilingual processing? Report from primed translation recognition task of Rongmei–Meitei bilinguals1
Can L2 learners acquire native-like typicality representation in categorization?1
Formulaic language in oral academic discourse socialization of graduate students in a Northern Cyprus university1
Investigating the effects of late sign language acquisition on referent introduction: a follow-up study1
“Mapping and projecting otherness in media discourse of the Russia–Ukraine war”1
A tale of two tool(kit)s: from canonical antonymy to non-canonical opposition in the Qur’anic discourse1
Cognitive translation and interpreting studies – an evolving research area and a thriving community of practice1
Are Polish “DLA” and “KU” really synonymic purposive prepositions?1
‘Leftover women’: A sociolinguistic study of gender bias in Chinese1
Impacts of working memory, L2 proficiency, and cognitive flexibility on cross-domain structural priming1
Frontmatter1
Table of contents1
Infinitival clauses with dative subjects: goal-oriented directedness in space and time1
WEYand the structure of relative clauses in Nigerian Pidgin English1
From verb to epistemic marker: bini in Hamedanian Persian1
English loan translations in Polish in the area of computers: Syntactic aspects1
Frontmatter1
A probability distribution of dependencies in interlanguage1
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