📰 Glossa a journal of general linguistics 2026: all accepted papers

66 papers · the most cited first · ← Glossa a journal of general linguistics 2026

1. Two kinds of singular they: A usage-based modelJennifer E. Arnold2 citations
2. Get rich quick: Why kids don't need Occam's RazorKyle Gorman, Charles Reiss1 citation
3. Three arguments for abstraction in phonologyIris Berent1 citation
4. A large-scale investigation of vowel co-occurrence patterns in the world’s lexiconsBruno Ferenc Šegedin, Uriel Cohen Priva
5. A story of perfect agreement in LatvianAlberto Frasson, Dorota Klimek-Jankowska, Andrzej Żak et al.
6. Adjunct Island Effect on Wh-Scrambling in KoreanJiayi Lu, Nayoun Kim
7. Animacy as a key to island amelioration: evidence from Saudi Arabic wh-questionsAsmaa Hayyas Alghamdiour summary
8. Backness Agreement in Consonant + Glide Onsets: Evidence from MandarinYang Liu
9. Bipartite question formation in Sm’algyaxColin Brown
10. Competition and gradience: A representational account of suffix-induced accentuation in Tokyo JapaneseRazieh Shojaei
11. Compositional parsing in adjective-noun phrases: the role of adjective semanticsOliwia Iwan, Eva Wittenberg
12. Coordination of predicates and modifiers in a Meaning-Dependent GrammarPaul Elbourne
13. Countability and gender in complementary distribution: arguing for a four-category classification system in NorwegianCharlotte Sant
14. Countability and measured parts in mixed drink nounsEllise Moon
15. Doch as a hidden hurdle to finiteness realization in German L1 AcquisitionYiwei Si
16. Feature sharing in possessor agreementOliver Bond
17. Finding anchors in code-switching: How nouns guide online processing of nominals across three bilingual groupsSarah Frances Phillips, Yourdanis Sedarous
18. Genitive alternation in possessives and beyond: morphological or structural variation?Άννα Καμπανάρου, Άρτεμις Αλεξιάδου
19. Grammatical generalizations and item-specific listing in Hebrew transitivity alternationsYuval Z. Katzour summary
20. Greek declaratives and-what-not: form, structure and interpretationAnna Roussou, Evripidis Tsiakmakis
21. Guttural syneresis in Tigrinya and TigreNoam Faust, Nicola Lampitelliour summary
22. Head movement and motion events in Takituduh BununVictor Bogren Svensson, Johan Blomberg
23. Implicating without intentionsPaul Marty
24. Is it syntax or syncretism? Phases and honorific case markers in KoreanSoo‐Hwan Lee
25. Metalinguistic negation in Jordanian Arabic: Clause-initial miš/mū as a high objection operatorEman M. Al Khalafour summary
26. Mid Vowel Alternation in Menominee: A Substance-Free Search AccountDavid Ta-Chun Shen
27. Not all coexpressions are syncretisms: Limiting NanosyntaxGleb Bubnov
28. Noun-noun coordination in English and functional structure in the nominal domainAndrew McInnerney
29. Object-mass nouns specify individuation lexically: Evidence from English and FrenchKhuyen Nha Le, Alan Clinton Bale, David Barner
30. Passing the torchLyn Tieu, Gabriel Martínez Vera
31. Phonetics in phonology: why Jakobson, Trubetzkoy, Martinet and others had to live in sinTobias Scheer
32. Predicational copular clauses in IgboMary Amaechi
33. Processing standard and expletive negation: An eye-tracking study on Italian temporal and causal clausesAnna Teresa Porrini, Asya Zanollo, Veronica D’Alesio et al.
34. Prosodic anchoring in Basque cluster simplificationJakub Dunin-Borkowski
35. Reconciling animacy and noun class in BantuClaire Halpert, Christopher Mathias Hammerly
36. Semantic coherence in noun class assignment: An experimental investigation of isiXhosaRobyn Berghoff, Linnaea Stockall, Khanyiso Jonas
37. Sonority-driven stress: codas in Brazilian PortugueseGuilherme D. Garcia, Kevin Ryan
38. Structural and semantic factors in the belief-intent alternation in BasqueSilvie Strauss
39. Sub-extracting out of the Icelandic *ABA problemMichal Starke, Lars Ingolf Dale
40. Subject position and island effects in Spanish: Experimental evidenceBradley Hoot, Shane Ebert
41. Subject to change: Agreement and CaseNofar Rimon, Tal Siloniour summary
42. Subjective syntax. Fronted and non-fronted French de nouveau ('again')Malte Rosemeyer, Julia Heine
43. Substantiating substance free phonology: Evidence from the neurobiology of phonologyPhilip J. Monahan, Ellen F. Lau, William J. Idsardi
44. The FormCopy Theory of Control: Remarks on LandauM. Rita Manzini
45. The law and order of selection-violating coordination: German DP-CP-coordination is not sensitive to linear or temporal orderLuise Schwarzer
46. The role of opacity in the attrition of the Hungarian passiveKatalin É. Kiss
47. The subject/object asymmetry revisited: comprehending relative clauses with psychological verbs in SpanishMarisol Murujosa, Carolina Gattei, Diego Shalom et al.
48. The tripartite architecture of verbal domains: Evidence from Japanese VP anaphora and light verb distributionsTakayuki Akimoto
49. The typology of government by adpositions: towards an understanding of “differential”Greville G. Corbett
50. Title PendingÁngel J. Gallego
51. Title PendingAlexander Podobryaev, Natalia Ivlieva
52. Title PendingHashmita Agarwal, Stefan Keine
53. Title PendingNorimasa Hayashi
54. Title PendingJudy Bernstein
55. Title PendingMarko Simonović, Boban Arsenijević
56. Title PendingStefan Milosavljević
57. Title PendingWesley Nascimento dos Santos
58. Title PendingJan Ullrich
59. Title PendingXiaohan Yang, Jiayi Lu
60. Title PendingBenjamin L. Sluckin
61. Title PendingBujar Rushiti, Doriane Gras
62. Transitivity in flux: the role of Voice and v in the syntax of Dutch (change-of-)location verbsIrina Burukina, Marcel den Dikken, Maria Polinsky
63. Using Temporal Stability to Probe the Syllabification of Medial Geminates: Evidence from Moroccan ArabicAli Nirhecheour summary
64. VP ellipsis and argument structure alternations: evidence from Muira Dargwa complex predicatesIvan Viktorovich Kalyakin
65. Wh-interrogatives in CamunoAnda Amelia Neagu, Matteo Fiorini
66. When “passives” involve no A-movement: Rethinking Indonesian-type passives via East JavaneseHero Patrianto, Victoria Chen

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