📰 Glossa a journal of general linguistics 2023: all accepted papers

98 papers · the most cited first · ← Glossa a journal of general linguistics 2023

1. Discourse anaphoricity vs. perspective sensitivity in emoji semantics ↗Patrick Georg Grosz, Elsi M Kaiser, Francesco Pierini62 citations
2. Hybrid agreement with English quantifier partitives ↗Troy Messick13 citations
3. Possessor raising and structural variations within the vP domain ↗Cilene Aparecida Nunes Rodrigues, Cilene Aparecida Nunes Rodrigues9 citations
4. The social structure of signing communities and lexical variation: A cross-linguistic comparison of three unrelated sign languages ↗Hannah Lutzenberger, Katie Mudd, Rose Stamp et al.9 citations
5. A sentence mood account for Spanish verum ↗Anna Kocher8 citations
6. Agreement with disjoined subjects in German ↗Anke Himmelreich, Katharina Hartmann7 citations
7. Lexical competition influences coarticulatory variation in French: comparing competition from nasal and oral vowel minimal pairs ↗Georgia Zellou, Ioana Chițoran6 citations
8. Substantive bias and variation in the acquisition of vowel harmony ↗Tingyu Huang, Youngah Do6 citations
9. The Agreement Hierarchy and (generalized) semantic agreement ↗Greville G. Corbett6 citations
10. Clitic climbing and restructuring in the history of French ↗Marc Olivier, Christina Sevdali, Raffaella Folli5 citations
11. Modelling the acquisition of the Portuguese tap by L1-Mandarin learners: A BiPhon-HG account for individual differences, syllable-position effects and orthographic influences in L2 speech ↗Chao Zhou, Silke Hamann5 citations
12. On the resilience of obligatory control in inflected infinitives under object control verbs ↗Ana Lúcia Santos5 citations
13. Search downward: Minimal Search-based Agree ↗Alan Hezao Ke5 citations
14. Alternating arguments of Polish psych verbs ↗Anna Bondaruk, Bożena Rozwadowska4 citations
15. Effect of evaluative expressions on two types of demonstrative pronouns in German ↗Umesh Patil, Stefan Hinterwimmer, Petra B. Schumacher4 citations
16. Exclaiming non-sententially: exclamative sluices and the (non-elliptical) nature of ellipsis constructionsJonathan Ginzburg, Jonathan Ginzburg, Jong‐Bok Kim4 citations · our summary
17. Functional gestures as morphemes: Some evidence from the languages of Southern Italy ↗Valentina Colasanti4 citations
18. Modelling German Word Stress ↗Fabian Tomaschek, Ulrike Domahs, Frank Domahs4 citations
19. Naturalness is gradient in morphological paradigms: Evidence from positional splits ↗Borja Herce, Carmen Saldana, John Mansfield et al.4 citations
20. Root-adjacent exponence in the Sanskrit, Ancient Greek, and Latin verbal systems ↗Andrea Calabrese, Roberto Petrosino4 citations
21. The perception of vowelless words in Tashlhiyt ↗Georgia Zellou, Mohamed Lahrouchi, Karim Bensoukas4 citations
22. Can you judge what you don’t hear? Perception as a source of gradient wordlikeness judgements ↗Jimin Kahng, Karthik Durvasula3 citations
23. Learning and the typology of word order: a model of the Final-over-Final Condition ↗Shay Hucklebridge3 citations
24. Lexical comprehension within and across sign languages of Belgium, China and the Netherlands ↗Carl Börstell3 citations
25. Malagasy framing demonstratives and the syntax of doubling ↗Ileana Paul, Eric Potsdam3 citations
26. Oblique DOM in enriched case hierarchies ↗Monica Alexandrina Irimia3 citations
27. Predicting ineffability: Grammatical gender and noun pluralization in Icelandic ↗Sigríður Mjöll Björnsdóttir3 citations
28. The organization of verb meaning in Lengua de Señas Nicaragüense (LSN): Sequential or simultaneous structures? ↗Diane Brentari, Susan Goldin-meadow A, Laura Horton et al.3 citations
29. Timing-driven derivation of a NOM/ACC agreement pattern ↗Asia Pietraszko3 citations
30. What do corpus data reveal about anaphora resolution? Spanish vs. Greek and the Type of Topic Hypothesis ↗Cristóbal Lozano, Teresa Quesada, Despina Papadopoulou et al.3 citations
31. A star is drawn: Testing the culmination inferences of Russian perfective accomplishments ↗Natasha Kasher, Aviya Hacohen2 citations
32. An experimental study of the adjacency constraint on the genitive subject in Japanese ↗Satoshi Nambu, Kentaro Nakatani2 citations
33. Between syntax and morphology: German noun+verb units ↗Roland Schäfer, Ulrike Sayatz2 citations
34. Comprehension of definite expressions by Mandarin-speaking children with suspected developmental language disorder (DLD) and children with autism spectrum disorder and language impairment (ALI) ↗Zhenghao Zhang, Shasha An, Xiaowei He2 citations
35. Concessive scalar particles: Symmetric vs. non-symmetric alternatives. The case of Spanish siquiera ↗Luis Alonso‐Ovalle, Elizabeth Heredia Murillo2 citations
36. Conjunction Agreement and the Coordinate Structure Constraint ↗Zheng Shen2 citations
37. Dependent-case assignment could be AGREE ↗Ethan Poole2 citations
38. First conjunct complementiser agreement and the structure of coordination ↗Astrid van Alem2 citations
39. Hittite correlatives are paratactic ↗Thomas Clarence Motter2 citations
40. How L1-Chinese L2-English learners perceive English front vowels: A phonological account ↗Joy Kwon, Glenn Starr2 citations
41. Locus and timing of gender resolution: Probes, goals and predictions ↗Jana Willer‐Gold2 citations
42. Looking for default vocabulary insertion rules: Diachronic morphosyntax of the Japanese addressee-honorification system ↗Akitaka Yamada2 citations
43. Metrically-conditioned syncope in Strict CV metrics ↗Noam Faust2 citations
44. Sources of variability in the syntactic flexibility of idioms ↗Marta Wierzba, J. M. M. Brown, Gisbert Fanselow2 citations
45. Title Pending 8571 ↗Ora Matushansky2 citations
46. Title Pending 9982 ↗Bien Klomberg, Irmak Hacımusaoğlu, Lenneke Doris Lichtenberg et al.2 citations
47. Above and below verbal roots: A case study of English adverbs of results ↗Hyun Kyoung Jung, Jaehoon Choi1 citation
48. Apparent expletive negation, silent comparatives, and domain widening in Quebec French superlative and universal constructions ↗Marie Labelle1 citation
49. Argument structure hierarchies and alternations in causative and double object constructionsPeter Hallman1 citation · our summary
50. Copulas, possession, and the temporary-permanent distinction in Mashi: Evidence for decompositional HAVE ↗Aron Finholt1 citation
51. Countability in Kaingang ↗M Navarro1 citation
52. Feature deletion by head movement – A new solution to agreement asymmetries in Modern Standard ArabicAnke Himmelreich1 citation · our summary
53. Feature licensing and the number interpretation of bare nominals in Wolof ↗Suzana Fong1 citation
54. Heritage grammars as checkpoints in acquisition: A Dependent Case Theoretic account ↗Ümit Atlamaz, Ömer Faruk Demirok, Metin Bağrıaçık1 citation
55. How the position of at least affects its interpretation: experimental data ↗Alexander Göbel, Michael Wagner1 citation
56. Italian proportions and (non-)conservativity ↗Michelangelo Falco1 citation
57. Local context is calculated domain by domain, for each maximal projection ↗Woojin Chung1 citation
58. Modals, negation and movement: a reassessment ↗Paloma Jeretič, Gary Thoms1 citation
59. Modelling opacity and variation in Gran Canarian Spanish apocope ↗Karolina Broś, Aleksei Ioulevitch Nazarov1 citation
60. Nominal plurals in Sign Language of the Netherlands: Accounting for allomorphy and variation ↗Cindy van Boven, Silke Hamann, Roland Pfau1 citation
61. Phasal transfer and anti-locality: Movement of objects in Japanese ↗Masahiko Takahashi1 citation
62. Prominence as an anchor for a clitic: prosody-sensitive placement of the conditional subordinator ki 'if' in Kazym Khanty ↗Белькинд Александра Юрьевна1 citation
63. Revisiting gradability in American Sign Language (ASL) ↗Elena Koulidobrova, Gabriel Martínez Vera, Kim B. Kurz et al.1 citation
64. Strong semantic biases make demonstrative pronouns act like personal pronouns ↗Yvonne Portele, Markus Bader1 citation
65. THROW ↗Naomi Francis, Patrick Georg Grosz, Pritty Patel‐Grosz1 citation
66. The paradox of Portuguese /Vr/-rhymes: Disentangling weight from length via structure-based sonority ↗Joaquim Brandão De Carvalho1 citation
67. Title Pending 8514 ↗Larissa Specht, Britta Stolterfoht, Larissa Specht et al.1 citation
68. Two ways to agree in D[N1&N2] constructions – Romance left-conjunct agreement and Germanic morphologically resolved agreementNicolas Mathieu Lamoure1 citation · our summary
69. When Agreement isn't Agreement: Deflected Agreement in Najdi Arabic as AspectConnor Caston Rouillier1 citation · our summary
70. When acquisition and aphasia converge: the case of copula omission ↗Valentina Brunetto, Charlotte Kershaw, Maria Garraffa1 citation
71. When phonology outranks syntax: Postponed relative pronouns in Pindar ↗Nicolas Bertrand1 citation
72. You say yes, I say no: Investigating the link between meaning and form in response particles ↗Mora Maldonado, Jennifer Culbertson1 citation
73. “It was just so hard”: ineffable just as a mixed expressive ↗Emily Walker Manetta, Ian Bhatia1 citation
74. A fresh look at the so-called 'transparent free relatives' ↗Alexander Grosu
75. Budding the tree. Towards a theory of structure removal ↗Carlo Geraci
76. Danish, Estonian, English: Variations on a theme ↗Markus A. Pöchtrager
77. Different number, different gender: Comparing Romanian and Guébie ↗Ruth Kramer, Hannah Sande
78. Dutch slurs and the descriptive-expressive distinction ↗Lotte Hogeweg
79. Ellipsis, contradiction and voice mismatch ↗Richard E. Stockwell
80. Greek Topicalization: How do properties move? ↗Renos Georgiou
81. Insights from the Meaning First Approach and cognition into denominal verbs in child language: Cherrying means ‘eating cherries’, not ‘becoming like a cherry’ ↗Adina Camelia Bleotu
82. Monotonicity in a Numeral Classifier language ↗Takanobu Nakamura
83. On Old English swa 'so'Sigrid Beckour summary
84. On the source of proportionality in nominal measurement: evidence from Greek ↗Giorgos Spathas, Άρτεμις Αλεξιάδου
85. Prosodic conditioning of the null complementizer in English ↗William W. Kruger
86. Prosodic realization and interpretation of English imperatives ↗Elise McClay, Megan Keough, Molly Babel et al.
87. Prosodic realization of identification and contrastive focus in Korean multiple accusative constructions ↗Dong Jin Kim, Okgi Kim, Hanyong Park
88. Relating BE and HAVE via transitivity: Evidence from Greek ↗Άννα Καμπανάρου
89. Stem configurations, lexical items, and phonological words in MalteseGilbert Puechour summary
90. Temporal constraints on (non-)epistemic readings: Further evidence from Korean ↗Jungmee Lee
91. The Person Case Constraint, Person Ordering Constraint and Pronominal Clusters in Polish ↗Jacek Witkoś, Paulina Łęska
92. The Plural is Unmarked: Evidence from Turkish, Hungarian and German ↗Kazuko Yatsushiro, Vasfiye Geçkin, Veronika Harmati-Pap et al.
93. The source of the de re blocking effect ↗Deniz Satık
94. Theme-vowel class indeterminacy and root allomorphy in Slovenian ↗Marko Simonović, Petra Mišmaš
95. Title Pending 10,071 ↗Tun Hao
96. Title Pending 8364 ↗Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine, Joey Lim
97. Two types of [NT]s in Panãra: Evidence for temporally ordered subsegmental units ↗Myriam Lapierre
98. Wh-which relatives and the existence of pied-piping ↗David Pesetsky, Kanoe Evile

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