Studia Linguistica

Papers
(The TQCC of Studia Linguistica is 1. 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.)
ArticleCitations
Semantic Roles or Syntactic Functions: The Effects of Annotation Scheme on the Results of Dependency Measures9
Onomatopoeia – A Unique Species?8
Partitives and Indefinites: Phenomena in Italian Varieties4
The Island Is Still There: Experimental Evidence For The Inescapability Of Relative Clauses In English*4
Aspects ofbale(‘yes’) in Persian Discourse: Its Functions, Positions, and Evolution*3
Why in Spanish “Nos Ponemos Contentos” But not “Satisfechos”: A Cognitive‐Linguistic Review of The “Change‐of‐State Verb Ponerse + Adjective” Construction*3
The Status ofDein Romance Indefinites, Partitives and Pseudopartitives*3
THE NEGATIVELY BIASED MANDARIN BELIEF VERB yĭwéi*3
Sentential Names in Tiv13
To‐Infinitive and Gerund‐Participle Clauses with the Verbs Dread and Fear2
Sentence‐Final Particles in Mandarin*2
Thinking Things in German versus Swedish. A Cross‐Linguistic comparison of Verbs of Thinking in Two Genetically Close Languages.☆2
Lexical Variation in Degree wh‐questions in Spanish and the Internal Structure of wh‐phrases12
Topicalization, Dislocation and Clitic Resumption2
The syntax of weak and strong pronouns in Dagbani and Kusaal2
Ellipsis with a Coordinated Antecedent: An Alternative to V‐stranding VP‐ellipsis2
A Corpus‐based Study of Textual Metaphor in English Academic Writing1
How Historical Data Complement Fieldwork: New Diachronic Perspectives on Zamucoan Verb Inflection*1
Removing the Owner: Non‐Specified Possessor Marking in Arawak Languages*1
Encoding States Is Not Enough: The Case of Spanish Deadjectival Nominalizations11
Indefinite Objects in Micro‐variation. A Cross‐linguistic Analysis of the Distribution of Partitives Articles, Bare Nominals and Definite Determiners in Northern Italy*1
On the Interpretation and use of Causal Verb‐first‐clauses in German1
Labeling Defective T*1
A last Resort Approach to (Number) Feature Inheritance11
Zamucoan Person Marking as a Perturbed System*1
Wh‐InterrogativesIn Ancient Greek Disentangling Focus‐ AndWh‐Movement*1
Gender ‘Translation’ And Distributed Gender: Evidence From The Norwegian DP And Language Mixing*1
Grammaticalization from Minimizer to Focus Marker as Upward Reanalysis along the Nominal Spine*1
Reverse Double Objects in Hakka Ditransitive*1
Focused Topics in Hungarian: Reconsidering the Pragmatic Relevance of the Structural Focus Position11
Prehistory of Verbal Markers in Hmong: What Can We Say?*1
UNIFYING ELLIPSIS AND PRONOMINALIZATION IN JORDANIAN ARABIC*1
How Much Room for Discourse in Imperative? The Lens of Interface on English, Italian and Spanish*1
Experiencing the Conceptual Wealth of Non‐Derived Denominal Verbs: A Multi‐Level, Simulation‐Based Approach*1
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