📰 Linguistik Online 2017 — papers

The works of Linguistik Online published in 2017 that our library holds (publisher: University of Bern): 1 work, listed below with the most cited first; each has a page with our summary, its key points and its references.

Most cited papers

By their OpenAlex citations; a paper with our summary links to its page here, the others to the original.

1. What’s up, Switzerland? A corpus-based research project in a multilingual country ↗Simone Ueberwasser, Elisabeth Stark94 citations
2. Crowdsourcing the linguistic landscape of a multilingual country. Introducing Lingscape in Luxembourg ↗Christoph Purschke20 citations
3. Can Hatred Speak? On the Linguistic Dimensions of Hate Crime ↗Gerald Posselt16 citations
4. The risk of metacommunication to manage interactional trouble in online chat counseling ↗Margot Jager, Wyke Stommel16 citations
5. Having faith in the online voice. Exploring contemporary issues of trust, language and advice in the context of e-health ↗Elizabeth Sillence15 citations
6. “So now I’m panic attack free!”: Response stories in a peer-to-peer online advice forum on pregnancy and parenting ↗Loukia Lindholm15 citations
7. Typing yourself healthy: Introduction to the special issue on language and health online ↗Miriam A. Locher, Franziska Thurnherr14 citations
8. Verbale Aggression: das Spektrum der Funktionen ↗Oksana Havryliv14 citations
9. An imagined community of practice: Online discourse among wheelchair users ↗Leslie E. Cochrane12 citations
10. Mental health and Islamic religion online: An intertextual analysis ↗Najma Al Zidjaly7 citations

All works of the year (62)

The most cited first; 1 with our summary link to their page here, the others to the original.

1. What’s up, Switzerland? A corpus-based research project in a multilingual country ↗Simone Ueberwasser, Elisabeth Stark94 citations
2. Crowdsourcing the linguistic landscape of a multilingual country. Introducing Lingscape in Luxembourg ↗Christoph Purschke20 citations
3. Can Hatred Speak? On the Linguistic Dimensions of Hate Crime ↗Gerald Posselt16 citations
4. The risk of metacommunication to manage interactional trouble in online chat counseling ↗Margot Jager, Wyke Stommel16 citations
5. Having faith in the online voice. Exploring contemporary issues of trust, language and advice in the context of e-health ↗Elizabeth Sillence15 citations
6. “So now I’m panic attack free!”: Response stories in a peer-to-peer online advice forum on pregnancy and parenting ↗Loukia Lindholm15 citations
7. Typing yourself healthy: Introduction to the special issue on language and health online ↗Miriam A. Locher, Franziska Thurnherr14 citations
8. Verbale Aggression: das Spektrum der Funktionen ↗Oksana Havryliv14 citations
9. An imagined community of practice: Online discourse among wheelchair users ↗Leslie E. Cochrane12 citations
10. Mental health and Islamic religion online: An intertextual analysis ↗Najma Al Zidjaly7 citations
11. A Diachronic Approach to Web-Based Genres: The Case of the Personal Weblog ↗Peter Schildhauer6 citations
12. HIV/AIDS in South Africa: Graphic signs countering the stigma and silence ↗Nadine Chariatte6 citations
13. Typing yourself accountable: Objectifying subjective experiences in an online health forum ↗Elisabeth Muth Andersen6 citations
14. “As it’s our last exchange next time…”. The closure initiation in email counseling ↗Franziska Thurnherr6 citations
15. Lexemes, practs, and those who have yet to decide ↗Mohammad Ali Salmani Nodoushan5 citations
16. Modality matters: On social forces determining what is standard in German Sign Language (DGS) ↗Hanna Jaeger5 citations
17. The linguistic sign: Metonymy and virtuality ↗Adam Głaz5 citations
18. What is language for sociolinguists? The variationist, ethnographic, and conversation-analytic ontologies of language ↗Ariel Vázquez Carranza5 citations
19. “If you start again, don’t worry. You haven’t failed”. Relapse talk and motivation in online smoking cessation ↗Marie-Thérèse Rudolf von Rohr5 citations
20. Rapport Management toward Expressing Sympathy in Persian ↗Amir Sheikhan4 citations
21. Stadt, Land, Berg. Vom Zusammenspiel von Dialektwahrnehmung und Topographie ↗Christian J. Schwarz, Philipp Stöckle4 citations
22. Von „Parasiten“ und anderen „Schädlingen“. Feinddiskreditierung rechtspopulistischer und rechtsextremer Bewegungen in Deutschland ↗Alexa Mathias4 citations
23. When Shikamoo Mama/Baba replaces Tukuwoni Mawu/Dadi: An account of shifting access rituals among the Ngoni of Tanzania ↗Gastor Cosmas Mapunda, Gabriele Sommer4 citations
24. Zur Bewertung von Niederdeutsch und lokalem Substandard in Hamburg ↗Ingrid Schröder, Lara Neumann4 citations
25. (In)definiteness Spread in Semitic Construct State: Does it Really Exist?Mohammed Q. Shormani3 citations · our summary

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📄 Works with our summary in our library (1)

The most cited first (OpenAlex citations plus our library's).

1. (In)definiteness Spread in Semitic Construct State: Does it Really Exist?Linguistik OnlineMohammed Q. Shormani2017 · 3 citations

🧭 Top topics

Topics of its works in our library, with the number of works on each.

Semitic languages (1)

📚 Fields

🎭Arts and Humanities (1)💭Psychology (1)

🧑‍🔬 Top authors

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works and citations from OpenAlex and our library.

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