📰 Glossa a journal of general linguistics 2016: all accepted papers

51 papers · the most cited first · ← Glossa a journal of general linguistics 2016

1. Two negations for the price of oneRosalind Thornton, Anna Notley, Vincenzo Moscati et al.144 citations · our summary
2. Marginal contrasts and the Contrastivist HypothesisDaniel Currie Hall, Kathleen Currie Hall129 citations
3. Palatalization and glide strengthening as competing repair strategies: Evidence from KirundiAlexei Kochetov100 citations
4. Consonant harmony in Nilotic: contrastive specifications and Stratal OTSara L. C. Mackenzie88 citations
5. Language as an instrument of thoughtEran Asoulin76 citations
6. Unacceptable but comprehensible: the facilitation effect of resumptive pronounsAndrea Beltrama, Ming Xiang66 citations
7. The Prosodic Acquisition Path Hypothesis: Towards explaining variability in L2 acquisition of phonologyÖner Özçelik60 citations
8. Inter- and intra-speaker variation in French schwaAndrew Bayles, Aaron Kaplan, Abby Kaplan48 citations
9. Ellipsis in appositivesDennis Ott47 citations
10. Anticausatives are weak scalar expressions, not reflexive expressionsFlorian Schäfer, Margot Vivanco41 citations
11. Subject-object asymmetries in Persian argument ellipsis and the anti-agreement theoryYosuke Sato, Simin Karimi41 citations
12. Anticausatives are semantically reflexive in Norwegian, but not in EnglishBjörn Lundquist, Martin M. B. Corley, Mai Ellin Tungseth et al.40 citations · our summary
13. Assessing lexicalism through bimodal eyesChiara Branchini, Caterina Donati36 citations
14. Telicity marking in HungarianÉva Kardos36 citations
15. Subset relations in ellipsis licensingAndrew Murphy35 citations
16. Negative sensitive items and the discourse-configurational nature of JapaneseShigeru Miyagawa, Nobuaki Nishioka, Hedde Zeijlstra33 citations
17. Addressing the 'two interface' problem: Comparatives and superlativesEwan Dunbar, Alexis Wellwood32 citations
18. Wide-focus subject-verb inversion in Ibero-Romance: A locative accountAlice Corr30 citations
19. Linguistic Creativity in Heritage SpeakersEkaterina V. Rakhilina, Vyrenkova Anastasia Sergeyevna, Maria Polinsky28 citations
20. Japanese internally headed relatives: Their distinctness from potentially homophonous constructionsAlexander Grosu, Koji Hoshi26 citations
21. Unifying Japanese relative clauses: copy-chains and context-sensitivityMichael Yoshitaka Erlewine, Isaac Gould24 citations
22. Agreement and the structure of relative clausesBoban Arsenijević, Martina Gračanin‐Yuksek19 citations
23. The representation of syntactic action at a distance: Multidominance versus the Copy TheoryBrooke Larson18 citations
24. Gender mismatches in partitive constructions with superlatives in FrenchPetra Sleeman, Tabea Ihsane16 citations
25. Velar palatalization in Slovenian: Local and long-distance interactions in a derived environment effectPeter Jurgec15 citations
26. Contrast preservation in Polish PalatalizationAnna Łubowicz14 citations
27. Perspectives on palatalizationMartin Krämer, Olga Urek13 citations
28. Verb-second word order after German weil ‘because’: Psycholinguistic theory from corpus-linguistic dataGerard Kempen, Karin Harbusch13 citations
29. Vocoid-driven processes: Palatalization and glide hardening in Greek and its dialectsMary Baltazani, Evia Kainada, Anthi Revithiadou et al.11 citations
30. Context updates are hierarchicalAnton Karl Ingason10 citations
31. Japanese internally headed relatives: A hybrid analysis with Kuroda functionsFred Landman10 citations
32. Transderivational relations and paradigm gaps in Russian verbsKatya Pertsova9 citations
33. Velar palatalization in Chilean public speechTanya L. Flores9 citations
34. A precedence-free approach to (de-)palatalisation in JapaneseKuniya Nasukawa8 citations
35. Covert partial wh-movement and the nature of derivationsHadas Kotek8 citations
36. Propping up predicates: Adjectival predication in Tłıcho YatıìNicholas Welch8 citations
37. How allomorphic is English article allomorphy?Marjorie Pak7 citations
38. Degree quantifiers, bare quantifiers and intensifiers in the midfield: A new look at quantification at a distanceJ.-Marc P. Authier6 citations
39. Fortis/lenis, glides and vowels in Quiaviní ZapotecHiroto Uchihara, Gabriela Pérez Báez5 citations
40. Introducing GlossaJohan Rooryck5 citations
41. Recasting the typology of multiple wh-fronting: Evidence from Pontic GreekDimitris Michelioudakis, Ioanna Sitaridou5 citations
42. Two ways of encoding location in Greek: Locative applicatives and prepositionsEvangelia Daskalaki, Marios Mavrogiorgos4 citations
43. Consonant-vowel interactions in Modern Standard Latvian: a representational and constraint-based accountOlga Urek3 citations
44. Revis(it)ing French palatalizationAli Tifrit, Laurence Voeltzel3 citations
45. Interrogative Slifting: More syntactic, less parentheticalArthur Stepanov, Penka Stateva2 citations · our summary
46. Modeling of problems of projection: A non-countercyclic approachJason Ginsburg2 citations
47. Syntax-phonology mapping and the Tongan DPByron Ahn2 citations
48. Universal quantification as degree modification in ArabicPeter Hallman2 citations · our summary
49. Book review of Yoad Winter’s Elements of formal semantics (2016)Jessica Rett1 citation
50. Review article of Waltraud Paul’s New Perspectives on Chinese Syntax (2015)Ping Li1 citation
51. The morphosyntax of aspect stacking in Northeastern Neo-AramaicLaura Kalin1 citation · our summary

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