OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Linguistic Inquiry 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Logophoricity and Locality: A View from French Anaphors	19
Feature Gluttony	17
Chinese Wh-in-Situ and Islands: A Formal Judgment Study	16
The Ups and Downs of Head Displacement	10
Cyclic Expansion in Agree: Maximal Projections as Probes	9
Possessor Extraction in Colloquial English: Evidence for Successive Cyclicity and Cyclic Linearization	9
The Informativeness/Complexity Trade-Off in the Domain of Boolean Connectives	9
Interaction, Satisfaction, and the PCC	8
CP Complements to D	8
A Head Movement Approach to Talmy’s Typology	8
Agreeing Adpositions in Avar and The Directionality-of-Valuation Debate	7
Using Computational Models to Test Syntactic Learnability	7
Syntactic Head Movement in Japanese: Evidence from Verb-Echo Answers and Negative Scope Reversal	7
Translation Mining: Definiteness across Languages (A Reply to Jenks 2018)	6
Person of Interest: Experimental Investigations into the Learnability of Person Systems	6
Diagnosing Object Agreement vs. Clitic Doubling: An Inuit Case Study	6
The Embedding Puzzle: Constraints on Evidentials in Complement Clauses	6
Coalescence: A Unification of Bundling Operations in Syntax	5
Rethinking Scope Islands	5
Number is Different in Nominal and Pronominal Phrases	5
The Puzzle of Anaphoric Bare Nouns in Mandarin: A Counterpoint to Index!	5
Successive Cyclicity in DPs: Evidence from Mongolian Nominalized Clauses	5
Extending the Person-Case Constraint to Gender: Agreement, Locality, and the Syntax of Pronouns	5
Deriving Head-Final Order in the Peripheral Domain of Chinese	4
Relativized Locality: Phases and Tiers in Long-Distance Allomorphy in Armenian	4

On the Nonexistence of Asymmetric DOM in Spanish	4
Can Agree and Labeling Be Reduced to Minimal Search?	4
Vowel Harmony and Disharmony Are Not Equivalent in Learning	4
PP-Extraposition and the Order of Adverbials in English	4
Communicative Stability and the Typology of Logical Operators	3
Disharmony and the Final-Over-Final Condition in Amahuaca	3
Feature Geometry and Head Splitting in the Wolof Clausal Periphery	3
Category Mismatches in Coordination Vindicated	3
On the Implicit Argument of Icelandic Indirect Causatives	3
Nasal Assimilation Counterfeeding and Allomorphy in Haitian: Nothing Is Still Something!	3
Philippine Clitic Pronouns and the Lower Phase Edge	3
Active Existential in Lithuanian: Remarks on Burzio’s Generalization	3
Two Types of Resumptive Pronouns in Swahili	3
Commitment Phrase: Linking Proposition to Illocutionary Force	3
Supplements without Bidimensionalism	3
The Complex Beauty of Boundary Adverbials: In Years and Until	3
On the Syntax of Multiple Sluicing and What It Tells Us aboutWh-Scope Taking	3
Adjacency and Case Morphology in Scottish Gaelic	3
Case in Wholesale Late Merger: Evidence from Mongolian Scrambling	3
Ā-Probing for the Closest DP	2
Probe Specification and Agreement Variation: Evidence from the Algonquian Inverse	2
On Adjoined Possessors	2
Selectional Violations in Coordination (A Response to Patejuk and Przepiórkowski 2023)	2
Deconstructing SE-Constructions: Number Agreement and Postsyntactic Variation	2
Attention and Locality: On Clause-Boundedness and Its Exceptions in Multiple Sluicing	2
Deconstructing Subcategorization: Conditions on Insertion vs. Conditions on Position	2
Compound Wh-Questions and Fragment Answers in Japanese: Implications for the Nature of Ellipsis	2
A Lookahead Effect in Mbe Reduplication: Implications for Harmonic Serialism	2
VP-Nominalization and the Final-over-Final Condition	2
Quexistentials and Focus	2
Restrictions on Long Passives in English and Brazilian Portuguese: A Phase-Based Account	2
The Scrambling Paradox	2
Case as an Anaphor Agreement Effect: Evidence from Inuktitut	2
Locality and Antilocality: The Logic of Conflicting Requirements	2
AgainstTanglewoodby Focus Movement: A Reply to Erlewine and Kotek 2018	2
Same Root, Different Categories: Encoding Direction in Chinese	2
Revisiting the Syntax of Monsters in Uyghur	2