Linguistics Vanguard

Papers
(The TQCC of Linguistics Vanguard 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
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The language of men and women in Star Trek: The Original Series and Star Trek: Discovery20
“To boldly go where no man has gone before”: how iconic is the Star Trek split infinitive?20
Possessive pronouns in Russian-German language contact: variation or change?17
The expression of ‘already’ in Sàꞌán Sàvǐ ñà ñuù Xnúvíkó14
Novel metaphor and embodiment: comprehending novel synesthetic metaphors13
Comprehension of conversational implicatures in L3 Mandarin12
Attention-LSTM autoencoder simulation for phonotactic learning from raw audio input12
A multivariate analysis of causativedoand causativemakein Middle English12
Why are multiword units hard to acquire for late L2 learners? Insights from cognitive science on adult learning, processing, and retrieval10
Revisiting the hypothesis of ideophones as windows to language evolution9
Disentangling constructional networks: integrating taxonomic effects into the description of grammatical alternations9
Metalinguistic awareness as a factor in contact-induced language change9
What do complexity measures measure? Correlating and validating corpus-based measures of morphological complexity9
Discourse connectives and their arguments: an experiment on anaphoricity in German8
The moving project: exploring language, migration, and identity using participatory podcasting during the COVID-19 pandemic8
Re-taking the field: resuming in-person fieldwork amid the COVID-19 pandemic8
Using ATLAS.ti for constructing and analysing multimodal social media corpora8
Alternations (at) that time: NP versus PP time adjuncts in the history of English7
Salient Language in Context (SLIC): a web app for collecting real-time attention data in response to audio samples7
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Metaphor and gender: are words associated with source domains perceived in a gendered way?6
Reading Twitter as a marketplace of ideas: how attitudes to COVID-19 are affecting attitudes to migrants in Ireland6
The Linguistics Roadshow6
“All women are like that”: an overview of linguistic deindividualization and dehumanization of women in the incelosphere6
Gesture-speech construction from a Cognitive Grammar perspective: the case of the sweeping away gesture6
Sign recognition: the effect of parameters and features in sign mispronunciations6
Phonotactic conditions of geminates can influence sound symbolic effects: cuteness and evilness judgement experiments for Japanese speakers6
Decoding French equivalents of the English present perfect: evidence from parallel corpora of parliamentary documents5
A corpus-based sociolinguistic study of could you and would you in contemporary British English5
On the semantics of (negated) approximative kaada in Classical Arabic: a case for embedded exhaustification5
Why is this language complex? Cherry-pick the optimal set of features in multilingual treebanks5
A quantitative global test of the complexity trade-off hypothesis: the case of nominal and verbal grammatical marking5
Length, position, and functions of inter-clausal Chinese–English code-switching in a bilingual novel5
Sound change and tonogenesis in Sylheti5
My Memoji, my self: prosodic correlates of online performed code-switching via avatar4
COVID-19 vaccine conspiracy theories, discourses of liberty, and “the new normal” on social media4
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Recurring patterns in tone (chain) shift4
Researching dialects with high school students: a citizen science approach4
Brazilian Portuguese-Russian (BraPoRus) corpus: automatic transcription and acoustic quality of elderly speech during the COVID-19 pandemic4
One suitcase, two grammars: what can we conclude about Australian Turkish heritage speakers’ divergent processing of evidentiality?4
Yeah, but how? Operationalizing the functions of the discourse-pragmatic marker yeah4
Phonetic change over the career: a case study4
The Menzerath-Altmann law on the clause level in English texts3
Generational differences in the low tones of Black Lahu3
Quantifying the importance of morphomic structure, semantic values, and frequency of use in Romance stem alternations3
Metonymy in the Korean internally headed relative clause construction3
Code-switching in computer-mediated communication by Gen Z Japanese Americans3
Quoting to deceive: fake quotes and political delegitimization in Spanish far right grassroots disinformation campaigns3
A unified account of the multiple applications of German D-pronoun3
Tag questions in English and Portuguese monologues: types, features, and functions3
Long English objects and short Chinese objects: language diversity shaped by cognitive universality3
Introduction to sound change in endangered or small speech communities3
Attitudinal negotiation: the analysis of online commentary videos about an international event on Chinese social media platform bilibili.com3
Phasal polarity in Totoli: aspect, restriction, and alternatives3
Exploring the effect of semantic diversity on boundary permeability in verb/noun heterosemy using deep contextualized word embedding3
Anaphoric reference in a German-Polish bilingual child3
Testing the effect of speech separation on vowel formant estimates3
Contextualized word senses: from attention to compositionality3
A baseline for object clitic climbing in Italian3
Concrete constructions or messy mangroves? How modelling contextual effects on constructional alternations reflect theoretical assumptions of language structure3
The researcher’s bias in fake news automatic detection: a case study3
Engaging to deceive: strategies of synthetic involvement in fake tweets3
Estimating the location and degree of constriction and labial aperture in emphatics in Jordanian Arabic3
Collecting language assessment data in the age of pandemic: a preliminary case study of Chinese EFL learners3
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Iamitive, perfect, and ‘already’ markers in Northwest Caucasian3
Introduction: what are alternations and how should we study them?3
The role of narrative time in legal storytelling: a comparative analysis of opening statements in the Grant and Amanda Hayes trials2
Rapport-building attempts in technology-mediated job interviews during the COVID-19 crisis2
Introduction to the special issue on “The language of science fiction”2
Through the compression glass: language complexity and the linguistic structure of compressed strings2
Measuring the effects of language contact using word order entropy: the case of Nheengatu2
Reintroducing and testing the Probabilistic Sliding Template Model of vowel perception2
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Sensitivity to honorific agreement: a window into predictive processing2
Tapped /r/ in RP: a corpus-based sociophonetic study across the twentieth century2
Monomodal and multimodal metaphors in editorial cartoons on the coronavirus by Jordanian cartoonists2
Corrigendum to: Sign recognition: the effect of parameters and features in sign mispronunciations2
Bilingualism-induced language change: what can change, when, and why?2
Rhotics, /uː/, and diphthongization in New Braunfels German2
Corrigendum to: repetition in Mandarin-speaking children’s dialogs: its distribution and structural dimensions2
Metaphors are embodied otherwise they would not be metaphors2
The negative existential cycle in Turkish Sign Language (TİD)2
Imperatives as persuasion strategies in political discourse2
Words of scents: a linguistic analysis of online perfume reviews2
New perspectives on morphosyntactic variation in African youth language practices2
A multifactorial approach to crosslinguistic constituent orderings2
Ongoing exposure to an ambient language continues to build implicit knowledge across the lifespan2
Epenthetic vowel quality crosslinguistically, with focus on Modern Hebrew2
Effects of information structure on pronoun resolution: the number of pronouns matters2
In alternations, not all semantic motivation comes from semantic contrast2
Expletive negation in Italian temporal clauses: an acceptability judgement and a self-paced reading study2
Implicit pragmatic phenomena in headlines of Hungarian health-related fake news2
Bibliographic bias and information-density sampling2
What can NLP do for linguistics? Towards using grammatical error analysis to document non-standard English features2
Cyberpunk,steampunk, and all thatpunk: genre names and their uses across communities2
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