Titel	Veröffentlichungsdatum	Sprache	Zitate
The Phonemic Principle	1934/06/01		45
Language Distribution and Migration Theory	1956/10/01		44
Varieties of Variation in a Very Small Place: Social Homogeneity, Prestige Norms, and Linguistic Variation	1994/12/01		43
Data on the Noun Phrase Accessibility Hierarchy	1979/06/01		43
Tense and Aspect in Oral Spanish Narrative: Context and Meaning	1983/12/01		43
Men's and Women's Speech in Koasati	1944/07/01		43
A Theory of Agreement and Its Application to Serbo-Croatian	2000/12/01		43
Determiners and Relative Clauses in a Generative Grammer of English	1964/01/01		42
Predication and Pro	1987/03/01		42
On the Failure of Generative Grammar	1979/12/01		42
The Form and Meaning of the English Auxiliary	1978/12/01		42
A System of Descriptive Phonology	1942/01/01		42
The Linguistic Relationships of Spoken and Written Nukulaelae Registers	1988/12/01		41
Autonomous Syntax and the Analysis of Auxiliaries	1977/12/01		41
Semantics of Verbs and the Development of Verb Inflection in Child Language	1980/06/01		41
Information Structuring in Papago Narrative Discourse	1987/12/01		40
Some Wherefores of English Inversions	1980/09/01		40
The Application of Phonological Rules	1974/03/01		40
Contrast, Discourse Prominence, and Intensification, with Special Reference to Locally Free Reflexives in British English	1995/03/01		40
What Are Linguistic Sounds Made of?	1980/09/01		40
Strategies of Neutrality: Language Choice in Uncertain Situations	1976/12/01		40
Definites in There-Sentences	1978/06/01		40
Alternative Models of Dialect Death: Dissipation vs. Concentration	1999/09/01		39
Syntactic Blends and Other Matters	1961/07/01		39
The Syllabic Phonemes of English	1941/07/01		38
Some Observations concerning Subordinate Clauses in English	1970/03/01		38
Communication among social bees	1963/07/01		38
Early Syntactic Acquisition in German: Evidence for the Modal Hypothesis	1996/03/01		38
The Two-Year-Old Stage in the Acquisition of English Phonology	1970/06/01		38
The Black English Semi-Auxiliary Come	1982/12/01		38