OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Linguistic Anthropology 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 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Covert Linguistic Racisms and the (Re‐)Production of White Supremacy	29
Introduction: Language and White Supremacy	21
Toward an Anti‐Racist Linguistic Anthropology: An Indigenous Response to White Supremacy	15
White Allies and the Semiotics of Wokeness: Raciolinguistic Chronotopes of White Virtue on Facebook	14
Revisiting Theory and Method in Language Ideology Research	12
Postracial Policing, “Mother Tongue” Sourcing, and Images of Singlish Standard	11
White Supremacy and Antiblackness: Theory and Lived Experience	10
Of Cops and “Karens”: Language and the Bureaucratic Arm of Policing	10
“Kom Khoi San, kry trug jou land”: Disrupting White Settler Colonial Logics of Language, Race, and Land with Afrikaaps	8
Marketing Logics and the Politics of Public Spheres: On Discursive Engineering and Enclosure	7
Dis/possession Afoot: American (Anthropological) Traditions of Anti‐Blackness and Coloniality	7
Portable Values, Inequities, and Techno‐Optimism in Global Health Storytelling	7
Virtue Signaling and the Linguistic Repertoire of Anti‐Blackness: or, “I Would Have Voted for Obama for a Third Term”	5
Sounding Out Difference: Polycentricity of Ideological Orientations among Polish‐Speaking Migrants in Transnational Timespace	5
Disreputable Spaniards Versus Middle‐Class Limeños: The Coloniality of Speech in Lima, Peru	4
A Black Perspective on the Language of Race in Dutch	4
Hidden Likeness: Avoidance and Iconicity in Batek	4
#BlackOutEid: Resisting Anti‐Blackness in Digital Muslim Life	4
Securitizing Communication: On the Indeterminacy of Participant Roles in Online Journalism	4
Postcolonial Language Ideologies: Indian Students Reflect on Mother Tongue and English	3
Memes, Emojis, and Text: The Semiotics of Differentiation in Sri Lankan Tamil Digital Publics	3
Multiaddressivity and Collective Addressivity in Vlog‐based Interactions between Diasporic and Nonmigrant Portuguese	3
Affect in cross‐chronotope alignments in narrations about Aristides de Sousa Mendes and their subsequent circulations	3
Echoes of “dead” colonialism: The voices and materiality of a (post)colonial Algerian newspaper	3
Transforming Mongolian Wedding Speech Genres in Bilingual Bicultural Urban Inner Mongolia	3

“Living Fossils”: The Politics of Language Preservation in Huangshan, China	3
Oral English Proficiency Tests, Interpretive Labor, and the Neoliberal University	3
Flânerie in Text and City: The Heterogeneous Urban Publics of the Georgian Feuilleton	3
Silence, Cessation and Stasis: The Ethnopoetics of “Absence” in Bit Expressives	3
Introduction to the Forum on Language and Anti‐Blackness	2
Language otherwise: Linguistic natures and the ontological challenge	2
Shadows and Mirrors: Spatial and Ideological Perspectives on Sign Language Competency	2
Feeling to Learn: Ideologies of Race, Aurality, and Manouche Music Pedagogy in France	2
BesidesTongzhi: Tactics for Constructing and Communicating Sexual Identities in China	2
The limits of thematization	2
“We Explain”: Interaction and Becoming a Family in Migration	2
The Cultural Logic of the Ordinary: Interactional Semiosis and the (Re)‐Framing of Daily Life among Japanese Younger Adults	2
Shadow Conversations and the Citational Practices of a Journal	2
Mock Impoliteness in Saudi Arabia: Strategies of Evil Cursing	1
“No One is Poor in Himachal”: Cultivating Stateless Agency in an Indian Village Assembly	1
The Unmarked Whiteness of Brazilian Linguistics: From Black‐as‐Theme to Black‐as‐Life	1
Judith T. Irvine and the Social Life of Scholarship	1
Specters of excess: Passing and policing in the Malay‐speaking archipelago	1
Toward a non‐binary semiotics of intersectionality: linguistic anthropology in the wake of coloniality	1
Dispensing with Europe: A comparative linguistic anthropology of honorific pronouns	1
Ratchet Black Lives Matter: Megan Thee Stallion, Intra‐Racial Violence, and the Elusion of Grief	1
Metapolitical seduction: Women's language and white nationalism	1
Investigating Structure and Agency in Chinese Indonesians' Identity Work	1
The Sweet Land: Manufacturing “Tradition” in Small‐Town Bolivia	1
Japanese Women’s Speech through Life‐Transitions (1989‐2000): An Analysis of Youth Language Features	1
“I Ain’t Even Gonna Cap to It”: Ethnography‐as‐Surveillance and Dark Sousveillance in the Classroom	1
Semiotic Disruption and Negotiations of Authenticity among Argentine Fans of Anglophone Media	1
Structure, Ideology, Distribution: The Dual as Honorific in Santali	1
The Enregisterment of Esh in Global Beatboxing Culture	1
Letters of Conversion: Meta‐Alphabetic Discourse and Linguistic Participation in Colonial Highland Guatemala	1
Topolects in Motion: Narrative Possibilities for Language Vitality among Mobile Chinese‐Canadians	1
Voicing singlish from the “middle”: Indexical hybridities of class, race, language, and Singaporeanness	1
The Colonial Constitution ofPolyas a Racial and Linguistic Category through Policing, Gentrification, and an Ideology of Oppressionlessness	1
Communication in Persons with Acquired Speech Impairment: The Role of Family as Language Brokers	1
How to speak to the masses, part I: Hồ Chí Minh's instructions to cadres and the dynamics of register formation in 20th century Vietnam	1
Reimagining Linguistic Heritage: Or How Mother Tongue Speakers Re‐Create Their Language	1
The life of a political speech(writer): Metadiscursive text trajectories in high‐end language work	1