Language Sciences

Papers
(The TQCC of Language Sciences is 3. 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 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Frege's triangle and Austin's square: the meaning and use of no-predicates in English98
Dimensions of Respect in Mapuzugun: A Preliminary Ecolinguistic analysis22
Further semantic change of the derogatory sociomorpheme tái in Chinese gender-related Internet neologisms19
“Language art is to console those who are broken by life”: A discursive analysis of legitimation in Chinese comforting19
Inference and indexicality, or how to solve Bakhtin's problem with heteroglossia18
Nominal classification in Mabia languages of West Africa18
Sound-meaning mapping: Verbal imitation of Super Mario music by Yorùbá gamers12
On the place and role of ‘discourse’ in the Functional Discourse Grammar model. The interface between language system and language use12
Editorial Board12
Sequential Time construal is primary in temporal uses of Mandarin Chinese qian ‘front’ and hou ‘back’12
Print exposure leads to individual differences in the Turkish aorist11
Editorial Board10
Voice, rhythm, and genre in children's early writing9
States of idiosyncratic idealized cognitive models in acts of pragmatic meaning9
Disagreement by Chinese speakers of English: evidence of pragmatic transfer9
Responses to CAT at 50: Reflections on accommodation from a sociolinguist9
Editorial Board8
A quantitative study on zero copula in Japanese8
Editorial Board8
The practice of metaphor in conversation: an ecological integrational approach8
On the elusive nature of AGENT and agentive diagnostics: lessons from causee7
Grammaticalization of prosodic configurations? The case of evidential interrogative in Spanish7
Language, skills, deixis and indexicality – their roles and interactions7
Forms and functions of self-repetition in Mandarin child-directed speech6
A dynamic approach to understanding motivation in an interpreting course6
Dialogical cognition6
Construing chemistry knowledge through English systematic names of organic compounds: a Systemic Functional Linguistics perspective6
Proximal and distal terms in Persian interactions: an integrative approach6
Editorial Board6
Problematizing language5
Diachronic changes of number use in written American English from 1923 to 20085
From size measurement to simultaneity: the case of Russian po mere ‘by measure’5
Editorial Board5
Editorial Board4
Examining textism convergence in mediated interactions4
Remarks on Pāṇini's grammar4
Linguistic synesthesia and embodiment: A study based on Mandarin modality exclusivity norms4
Deixis and dementia: Insights from phenomenological philosophy4
Event structure, force dynamics and verb semantics4
Tracking identity in minority language policy: a reflexive approach to hybrid concepts in the language sciences4
An Interview with Per Linell4
A little less conversation – On the completeness of discourse-initial action-guiding subsententials4
Editorial Board4
When translation meets dissemination: Translations of the Chinese diplomatic term Mìngyùn Gòngtóngtǐ in English news reports3
Prosody in recognizing dialogue-specific functions of speech acts. Evidence from Polish3
A cognitive semantic model of Chinese character representation3
Ecological awareness issues in Chinese language dictionaries: A case study of the Contemporary Chinese Dictionary3
A defense of a weak linguistic relativist thesis3
Editorial Board3
Beyond definiteness: exploring epistemic and relational accounts of e-marked formulations in Persian interactions3
Conversation analysis, dialogism, and the case for a minimal communicative unit3
‘Face’-related expressions in the Minnan Dialect of Chinese3
The negotiation of epistemic and deontic rights in child-adult interactions in colloquial Jakartan Indonesian3
Modesty differs between historical and modern Chinese: A computational analysis of modesty metalinguistics3
Communication accommodation theory: Past accomplishments, current trends, and future prospects3
Reconceptualizing the critical period hypothesis for second language acquisition: An appraisal of Lenneberg's work on the epigenesis of language3
Information reception markers shi ba and shi ma in Mandarin conversation3
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