Latest Research in Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation

Top Research Topics in Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation

• Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation — 18 papers
• Computation and Language — 6 papers
• Language and cultural evolution — 2 papers
• Mathematics, Computing, and Information Processing — 2 papers
• Phonetics and Phonology Research — 1 papers
• Hearing Impairment and Communication — 1 papers
• Language Development and Disorders — 1 papers
• Authorship Attribution and Profiling — 1 papers
• Linguistic Variation and Morphology — 1 papers
• Natural Language Processing Techniques — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Prosodic licensing and interpretive asymmetries of shenme in Mandarin Chinese
2. WiC is Not WSD: A Study on LLMs and Lexical Ambiguity Resolution
3. Revisiting the boundary between linguistic and gestural
4. Mandarin Children’s Acquisition of Event Culmination
5. Voice or Mask? Stylometric Forensic Analysis of Two Contemporary Nigerian Poets
6. Improving the semantic map of additivity: universal concessive conditionals and indefinite pronouns
7. The order of adjectives: from attribution to predication and from juxtaposition to coordination
8. Comparing wh -in-situ and wh -fronting island effects
9. Semantic transparency in the formation of denominal verbs in Czech
10. The syntax of a discourse marker in Tunisian Arabic: a case of multiple interfaces
11. Jawhar: Optimized Morphological Analysis and Contextual Reranking for Arabic Part-of-Speech Tagging
12. The morphosyntax of the locative in Jahunda
13. DPH Parser: A Bottom-Up Grammar-Driven Parser for Joint Constituency and Dependency Analysis
14. Pragmatics and prosody in production and comprehension of scopally ambiguous sentences
15. Functional affinity between conjunction and disjunction
16. Can suffixes serve as conceptual relation patterns?
17. Covert Reciprocals in Indonesian
18. From ergative to genitive
19. Challenging Traditional Grammar: A Report on Novel Usages of the Nominal "If" as a Subject and a Prepositional Object
20. Challenging Traditional Grammar: A Report on Novel Usages of the Nominal "If" as a Subject and a Prepositional Object