Title	Publication Date	Language	Citations
Prosodic structure between the prosodic word and the phonological phrase: Recursive nodes or an independent domain?	2010/01/01		30
COMPLEMENTIZER - TRACE PHENOMENA AND THE NOMINATIVE ISLAND CONDITION	1982/01/01		30
Beyond formalities: The case of language acquisition	2005/01/12		29
PRENOMINAL GENITIVE NPs	1983/01/01		28
Why language acquisition is a snap	2002/01/26		28
Empirical re-assessment of stimulus poverty arguments	2002/01/26		28
A TALE OF TWO CITIES: LONDON GLOTTALLING AND NEW YORK CITY TAPPING	1990/01/01		27
What language creation in the manual modality tells us about the foundations of language	2005/01/12		26
On the timing of labeling: Deducing Comp-trace effects, the Subject Condition, the Adjunct Condition, and tucking in from labeling	2016/01/01		26
ON CONSTRAINTS AND REPAIR STRATEGIES	1987/01/01		26
ABSTRACT VOWELS IN THREE DIMENSIONAL PHONOLOGY: THE YERS	1986/01/01		26
A typology of intermediate phonological relationships	2013/01/13		25
On the internal structure of pronominal DPs	1994/01/01		25
Deconstructing the Subject Condition in terms of cumulative constraint violation	2014/01/01		24
German and Italian modal particles and clause structure	2011/01/01		24
Nominalization and ellipsis in the Greek DP	1999/01/01		24
FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES AND AGREEMENT	1991/01/01		23
The role of phonological phrasing in sung and chanted verse	1996/01/01		23
“Pluringulars”, pronouns and quirky agreement	2001/01/14		23
LOCALITY AND ANAPHORIC BINDING	1985/01/01		23
Doing the right thing	1997/01/01		23
The uniform Case-licensing of subjects in Welsh	1998/01/01		22
Functional categories and Modern Greek syntax	1998/01/01		22
On the Representation of Form and Function	1981/01/01		22
TOWARD A THEORY OF LONG DISTANCE ANAPHORS: a GB approach	1984/01/01		22
That's not how you agree: A reply to Zeijlstra	2013/01/07		22
Phase cancellation by external pair-merge of heads	2016/01/01		22
ON THE ANAPHORIC STATUS OF THE RECIPROCAL CONSTRUCTION IN ITALIAN	1982/01/01		21
CASE THEORY AND THE DATIVE CONSTRUCTION	1982/01/01		21
Verb seconding in Old English: verb movement to Infl	1993/01/01		21