Linguistics and Philosophy

Papers
(The median citation count of Linguistics and Philosophy 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
A semantic theory of redundancy20
Numbers as kinds: towards an improved explanation of number word polysemy18
Ignorance and concession with superlative modifiers: a cross-linguistic perspective18
Negation and modality in unilateral truthmaker semantics12
Eye-tracking evidence for the causal-historical theory of reference9
Attitudes, conditional and general8
Free indirect discourse as logophoric context8
Projection or admittance? Presupposition accommodation and the Karttunen calculus8
Modeling linguistic causation8
Maximal informativity accounts for the distribution of temporal in-adverbials8
Generic conjunctivitis8
On the logical substantiveness of compositionality7
The semantics of exceptives7
Principles of presupposition in development7
Verb roots encode outcomes: argument structure and lexical semantics of reversal and restitution6
The complex lives of proper names6
A flexible scope theory of intensionality6
Iconic Syntax: sign language classifier predicates and gesture sequences5
How to be (non-)specific?5
Reference to the dependency in a multiple-wh question5
Language games and their types5
Sense-based low-degree modifiers in Japanese and English: their relations to experience, evaluation, and emotions4
Keeping context in mind: a non-semantic explanation of apparent context-sensitivity4
Marginality scales for gradable adjectives4
Intentional identity, mental files, and coordination: a DRT account of anaphora in attitude contexts4
Update rules and semantic universals4
On the optimality of vagueness: “around”, “between” and the Gricean maxims3
On the scalar presupposition of Question-Focusing even3
The indexical character of epistemic modality3
Attitudes, aboutness, and indirect restriction3
Strengthening, exhaustification, and rational inference3
Unattainable duties3
Demonstratives, context-sensitivity, and coherence3
Defining common ground3
The structures and meanings of might-counterfactuals: a view from Japanese3
Familiarity inferences, subjective attitudes and counterstance contingency: towards a pragmatic theory of subjective meaning2
Quantifying into wh-dependencies: multiple-wh questions and questions with a quantifier2
A semantics of face emoji in discourse2
Moving to the rhythm of spring: a case study of the rhythmic structure of dance2
Speech acts, common ground and commitments2
“Won’t you?” reverse-polarity question tags in American English as a window into the semantics-pragmatics interface2
Pointing to communicate: the discourse function and semantics of rich demonstration2
The problem of the many: a view from the semantics of numerals and countability2
Properties of propositional attitude operators2
Veridicality and the acquisition of think2
Tense and evidence2
Deferred reference across categories1
Underspecifying desires1
Pictorial free perception1
About very1
Super Pragmatics of (linguistic-)pictorial discourse1
Representing multiply de re epistemic modal statements1
Metalinguistic disputes, semantic decomposition, and externalism1
Super Linguistics: an introduction1
The Italian futuro as a non-biased epistemic necessity: a reply to Ippolito and Farkas1
Asserting epistemic modals1
Exceptions from rules and noteworthy exceptions: the balance scale for making exceptions1
Ancestral Meanings: a prelude to evolutionary animal linguistics1
An interaction between logical vocabulary and predicate meanings1
Scalar implicatures with discourse referents: a case study on plurality inferences1
Descriptive As Ifs1
Default meanings: language’s logical connectives between comprehension and reasoning1
Counting individuals and their halves1
‘Might’ counterfactuals1
Same and different are additive presupposition triggers1
Faultless disagreement without contradiction: expressive-relativism and predicates of personal taste1
Trivalence and transparency: a non-dynamic approach to anaphora1
Intention reports and eventuality abstraction in a theory of mood choice1
Reps and representations: a warm-up to a grammar of lifting1
Indirectly direct: An account of demonstratives and pointing1
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