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Natural Language & Linguistic Theory

  • h-index: 150
  • Total citations: 79,372
  • Total papers: 1,100
  • Impact factor: 0.9830508474576272

Homepage: http://www.springer.com/journal/11049/

Natural Language & Linguistic Theory

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H-Index = 150
Citations = 79.37K+

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Recent papers in Natural Language & Linguistic Theory

  1. Partitivity and referentiality constraint: Removing incompletive potential with Mandarin -leNatural Language & Linguistic Theory · Tue,
  2. Distributed agreement with conjoined subjects and objects in Zulu: Evidence from elicited productionNatural Language & Linguistic Theory · Tue,
  3. Where does that fit in? Morphological variation and reanalysis in Georgian placeholder verbsNatural Language & Linguistic Theory · Mon,
  4. OV/VO alternations and the complexities of object-licensing in Wu ChineseNatural Language & Linguistic Theory · Thu,
  5. The role of root semantics in determining argument alternationsNatural Language & Linguistic Theory · Tue,
  6. From motion to speech act: The discourse function of luai-k^hə in Ji’an Gan ChineseNatural Language & Linguistic Theory · Thu,
  7. Mari and Udmurt do not require postsyntactic operations (A reply to Georgieva et al. 2021 and Guseva and Weisser 2018)Natural Language & Linguistic Theory · Thu,
  8. Identity with double ellipsisNatural Language & Linguistic Theory · Tue,
  9. A successive-cyclic dependent case account of Korean case-marked adverbialsNatural Language & Linguistic Theory · Mon,
  10. Strict modularity at the morphosyntax-phonology interface: The case of Irish preverbal d’Natural Language & Linguistic Theory · Wed,

About Natural Language & Linguistic Theory

Natural Language & Linguistic Theory carries 1,100 indexed papers, 79,372 citations, h-index 150 in Synapse's enriched corpus. Each paper indexed here includes structured clinical evidence extraction (PICO), methodology classification with level of evidence, and links to related guideline recommendations where applicable.

On Synapse's credibility score (derived from SJR ranking and cross-citation patterns), Natural Language & Linguistic Theory sits among the highest-credibility cardiovascular journals.

The journal's official homepage is at http://www.springer.com/journal/11049/.

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