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Most cited papers in Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication

Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication

What are the most cited papers in Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication?

The most cited paper in Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication is "Universals in language usage: Politeness phenomena" (Penelope Brown, Stephen C. Levinson, 1978), with 2,216 citations. Next come "The categories and types of present-day English word-formation; a synchronic-diachronic approach" (483) and ""Reinstatement" of the communicator in delayed measurement of opinion change." (436).

Showing 50 of 101 papers. Every paper with more than 37 citations is listed.

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1 Universals in language usage: Politeness phenomena Penelope Brown, Stephen C. Levinson · Max Planck Digital Library Book chapter 1978 2,216
2 The categories and types of present-day English word-formation; a synchronic-diachronic approach Sandra Annear Thompson · Lingua 1971 483
3 "Reinstatement" of the communicator in delayed measurement of opinion change. Herbert C. Kelman, Carl I. Hovland · Journal of Abnormal & Social Psychology Jul 1953 436
4 Latency of instrumental responses as a function of compatibility with the meaning of eliciting verbal signs. Andrew K. Solarz · Journal of Experimental Psychology Apr 1960 405
5 The place of evidentiality within the universal grammatical space Vladimir Plungian · Journal of Pragmatics Mar 2001 396
6 INTERPERSONAL FUNCTIONS OF THE SELF-ESTEEM MOTIVE THE SELF-ESTEEM SYSTEM AS A SOCIOMETER Mark R. Leary, Deborah L. Downs 1995 314
7 The psycholinguistic nature of the reading process Wayne State University Press · Journal of Communication Disorders Nov 1970 304
8 Position of interrogative phrases in content questions Martín Haspelmath · Ghent University Academic Bibliography (Ghent University) Book chapter Sep 2013 240
9 Studies in the Psychological Correlates of the Sound System of American English Joseph H. Greenberg, James J. Jenkins · WORD 1964 237
10 BENIGN RECURRENT INTRAHEPATIC " OBSTRUCTIVE " JAUNDICE William H.J. Summerskill, John M Walshe · The Lancet Oct 1959 206
11 Methodological Imperatives for Investigating the Phonetic Organization and Phonological Structures of Spontaneous Speech John Local, Gareth Walker · Phonetica Dec 2005 200
12 Syntax and prosody as methods for the construction and identification of turn-constructional units in conversation Margret Selting · Studies in discourse and grammar Book chapter 28 Sep 2005 176
13 Semiotic foundations of iconicity in language and literature Winfried Nöth · Iconicity in language and literature Book chapter 8 Mar 2001 167
14 VOICE QUALITY AND INDEXICAL INFORMATION John D. Laver · International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders Apr 1968 166
15 MEASURES OF COMMUNICATION SATISFACTION Michael L. Hecht · Human Communication Research Jun 1978 164
16 The use of interrogative forms in the verbal interaction of three mothers and their children MATHILDA S. HOLZMAN · Journal of Psycholinguistic Research 1972 163
17 Speech as a marker of situation Penelope Brown, Colin Fraser · MPG.PuRe (Max Planck Society) Book chapterOpen access 1979 162
18 Evaluative semantics and ideological positioning in journalistic discourse Peter R. R. White · Discourse approaches to politics, society and culture Book chapter 15 Mar 2006 157
19 Humor Judgments as a Function of Reference Groups and Identification Classes Lawrence La Fave · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter 1972 141
20 Assessments of the Emotional States of Others: Conscious Judgments Versus Emotional Contagion Christopher K. Hsee, Elaine C. Hatfield, Claude M. Chemtob · Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology Jun 1992 135
21 Signs of Life: Criterion-System of Exobiology Joshua Lederberg · Nature Jul 1965 124
22 The order of meaningful elements in the Japanese verbal complex Heiko Narrog · Morphology 8 Mar 2010 123
23 Attitude Changes toward Foreign Products Curtis C. Reierson · Journal of Marketing Research Nov 1967 108
24 Soul and Mind: Linguistic Evidence for Ethnopsychology and Cultural History Anna Wierzbicka · American Anthropologist Mar 1989 105
25 Metacommentary Fredric Jameson · PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 1971 104
26 The role of the right hemisphere in metaphor comprehension: A meta-analysis of functional magnetic resonance imaging studies Jie Yang · Human Brain Mapping ReviewOpen access 30 Aug 2012 101
27 Zu Begriff und Theorie der Satire Jürgen Brummack · Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte Oct 1971 96
28 The social structural basis of the organization of persons in memory Devon D. Brewer · Human Nature Dec 1995 96
29 Culture-Specific Communicative Styles as a Framework for Interpreting Linguistic and Cultural Idiosyncrasies Tatiana Viktorovna Larina · International Review of Pragmatics 2015 95
30 Associative Clustering as a Function of Verbal Association Strength James J. Jenkins, Walter D. Mink, Wallace A. Russell · Psychological Reports Mar 1958 93
31 Tympanic effusions in children. Long-term results of treatment by myringotomy, aspiration and indwelling tubes (grommets). Stuart R. Mawson, Paul Fagan · PubMed Feb 1972 90
32 The Comedian as Portrayer of Social Morality George E. C. Paton · Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks Book chapter 1988 89
33 The essential inadequacies of speech act models of dialogue Stephen C. Levinson · Studies in language companion series Book chapterOpen access 1981 87
34 SURVEY OF VARIOUS ASPECTS OF TRANSVESTISM IN THE LIGHT OF OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE Narcyz Lukianowicz · The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 1959 84
35 The function and importance of incisal guidance in oral rehabilitation Clyde H. Schuyler · Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry Nov 1963 82
36 Asymmetric distribution of vowels in Nivkh Hidetoshi Shiraishi, Bert Botma · Leiden Repository (Leiden University) Open access 26 Oct 2016 82
37 The verb as the main determinant of sentence meaning Alice F. Healy, George Armitage Miller · Psychonomic Science Open access Jun 1970 81
38 The Morphophonology of Russian Adjectival Inflection Morris Halle, Ora Matushansky · Linguistic Inquiry Jul 2006 81
39 Verbal conditioning as a function of experimenter characteristics. Arnold Binder, David McConnell, Nancy A. Sjoholm · Journal of Abnormal & Social Psychology Nov 1957 80
40 Lingual thyroid: Endoscopic management with CO2 laser Roberto Puxeddu, Carlo Loris Pelagatti, Piero Nicolai · American Journal of Otolaryngology Mar 1998 80
41 The Grammar of Conversation Paulo Quaglio, Douglas Biber Book chapter 14 Jan 2008 77
42 Areal-typological aspects of word-formation Ferenc Kiefer · Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science. Series 4, Current issues in linguistic theory Book chapter 22 Feb 2010 74
43 The Moral Foundation of Employee Rights John R. Rowan · Journal of Business Ethics Apr 2000 73
44 Cross-cultural Variation as a Variable in Comprehending and Remembering Figurative Idioms Frank Boers, Murielle Demecheleer, June Eyckmans · European Journal of English Studies Dec 2004 72
45 Linguistic elements of conversational human voice in online brand communication: Manipulations and perceptions Christine Liebrecht, Christina Tsaousi, Charlotte van Hooijdonk · Journal of Business Research Open access 21 Apr 2021 70
46 Spoken parenthetical clauses in English Gunther Kaltenböck · Linguistik aktuell Book chapter 26 Jul 2007 70
47 PROBLEMS OF DESCRIPTION IN MULTILINGUAL COMMUNITIES R. B. Le Page · Transactions of the Philological Society Nov 1968 70
48 Associative indices as measures of word relatedness: A summary and comparison of ten methods George R. Marshall, Charles N. Cofer · Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior May 1963 70
49 Linguistic Characteristics of Commercial and Social Advertising Slogans Pavel Skorupa, Tatjana Dubovičienė · Santalka Filologija Edulokogija Open access 28 Dec 2015 65
50 Linguistic positivity in historical texts reflects dynamic environmental and psychological factors Rumen I. Iliev, Joe Hoover, Morteza Dehghani et al. · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Open access 21 Nov 2016 64

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