Institute of Linguistics

Recent papers from Institute of Linguistics

1. Onomastics of the Yenisei Turkic Runiform Inscriptions in Light of New DocumentationВопросы ономастики · 2026
2. Aging Language: Understanding How Human Cognition Changes As We Grow OldTopics in Cognitive Science · 2026
3. Environmental Management and Monitoring in African Ports: An Exploratory Practitioner-Based Self-Diagnosis and Research AgendaWorld · 2026
4. Revised Family Communication Patterns Theory for Health Behaviour and Infodemic Management in Sub-Saharan Africa: An Afro-Centric Reconceptualisation2026
5. Perceived credibility of native and non-native accents during voice-AI interactionsFrontiers in Communication · 2026
6. Non-Canonical Agreement in Early GrammarsLinguistic Inquiry · 2026
7. MyCommunication-Adults: Psychometric Properties of a New Generic Communicative Participation Measure for People With Communication Problems and Development of Short FormsJournal of Speech Language and Hearing Research · 2026
8. Two ga -morphemes in Rutul: Accidental similarity or a case of polygrammaticalization?WORD Structure · 2026
9. Indirectness as a conversational resource: Involvement, Autonomy, Control, and Frame in relational and institutional interactionLodz Papers in Pragmatics · 2026
10. Argumentation and Language in Identity Construction: A Discourse-Historical Analysis of Polarisation in the 2024 Trump-Harris DebateArgumentation · 2026
11. Spatial parameters of eye-movement control during reading in Russian-speaking childrenJournal of Experimental Child Psychology · 2026
12. Managers' conditions for alcohol prevention work: a focus group study in Swedish workplacesInternational Journal of Workplace Health Management · 2026
13. Collocations of Basic Color Terms and Emotion Terms in S panish Versus C hineseColor Research & Application · 2026
14. Older, wiser, linguistically savvy: A comparative experimental study of grammatical evidentiality across younger and older generations in Turkish and Korean SpeakersApplied Psycholinguistics · 2026
15. Bound to be noticed? Opposing effects of boundedness on attention to morphemes in L2 readingFrontiers in Language Sciences · 2026
16. Modesty as a Cultural Value in Hausa Society: A Gendered View of Socialization and Social Interaction2026
17. Crosspollination between spoken and signed language interpreters’ ethics: what can we learn from each other?The Interpreter and Translator Trainer · 2026
18. The interaction of formal and informal international norm-making: functionalist and distributive approachesМеждународное право · 2026
19. Interaction of scope and cliticization domainJournal of Historical Linguistics · 2026
20. Economy in PF Reduction: Why and When (Not) to Elide Multidominant StructuresLinguistic Inquiry · 2026