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L. Brinton

h-index: 23
Works: 307
Citations: 3,223

Most-cited papers

The Evolution of Pragmatic Markers in English: Pathways of Change
L. Brinton
2017149 citations
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Building and evaluating web corpora representing national varieties of English
Paul Cook, L. Brinton
2017Language Resources and Evaluation22 citations
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Pragmatics in the History of English
L. Brinton
20239 citations
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Corpus-based Approaches: Watching English Change
Marianne Hundt, Anne-Christine Gardner, L. Brinton
20177 citations
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Responding to thanks
L. Brinton
2021Historical Pragmatics today5 citations Open access
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A far from simple matter revisited
L. Brinton, Tohru Inoue
20204 citations
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The Case of the English Gerund
L. Brinton, Anneli Meurman, Lauren Fonteyn
20184 citations
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Chapter 9: Pragmatics and Discourse
Andreas H. Jucker, L. Brinton, Alexaner Bergs
20174 citations Open access
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Historical Outlines from Sound to Text
Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20174 citations
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The rise of what-general extenders in English
L. Brinton
2023Journal of Historical Pragmatics3 citations
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Subordination in English
L. Bailey, L. Brinton, Sarah Buschfeld, P. Collins +16 more
20183 citations
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“You betcha I’m a ’Merican”
Tomoharu Hirota, L. Brinton
2023International Journal of Corpus Linguistics2 citations Open access
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25 years of English Language and Linguistics: a celebration and analysis
L. Brinton, P. Honeybone, B. Kortmann, Elena Seoane
2021English Language and Linguistics2 citations Open access
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“He loved his father but next to adored his mother”: Nigh(ly), Near, and Next (To) as Downtoners
L. Brinton
20212 citations
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Studying real-time change in the adverbial subjunctive: The value of theBank of Canadian English
L. Brinton
20152 citations Open access
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That’s Luck, If You Ask Me: The Rise of an Intersubjective Comment Clause
L. Brinton
2019Categories, Constructions, and Change in English Syntax1 citations
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Chapter 13: Standards in the History of English
C. Lange, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20171 citations
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Chapter 16: English in India
D. Sharma, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20171 citations
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Chapter 17: English in Africa – a diachronic typology
R. Mesthrie, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20171 citations
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Chapter 12: Middle English Creolization
David Trotter, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20171 citations
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Chapter 10: Standardization
L. Moessner, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20171 citations
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Non-syntactic Sources and Triggers of Syntactic Change
L. Brinton, E. Traugott, Adam Ledgeway, I. Roberts
20171 citations
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Old English Hwæt
L. Brinton
20171 citations
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Chapter 8: Dialects
Anneli Meurman-Solin, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20171 citations
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Chapter 8: Received Pronunciation
L. Mugglestone, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20171 citations Open access
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Chapter 11: Standardization
U. Schaefer, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20171 citations
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Chapter 9: Estuary English
U. Altendorf, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20171 citations
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Pragmatic Markers: Synchronic and Diachronic
L. Brinton
20171 citations
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Chapter 12: Styles, Registers, Genres, Text Types
C. Claridge, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20171 citations
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Chapter 15: Australian/New Zealand English
Marianne Hundt, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20171 citations
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Chapter 2: Periodization in the History of the English Language
Anne Curzan, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20171 citations
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From adverb to approximator: Practically in Late Modern English
L. Brinton
2026ICAME Journal0 citations Open access
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The development and pragmatic function of a non-inference marker
L. Brinton
20200 citations
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Editorial
L. Brinton, P. Honeybone, B. Kortmann, Elena Seoane
2019English Language and Linguistics0 citations Open access
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Editorial: English Language and Linguistics
L. Brinton, P. Honeybone, B. Kortmann, Elena Seoane
20190 citations Open access
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â€ ̃Represented perceptionâ€ TM : A study in narrat ive style
Poetics, L. Brinton
20180 citations
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Chapter 10: Language Contact: Latin
Gernot R. Wieland, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20170 citations
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Chapter 6: Semantics and Lexicon
L. Sylvester, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20170 citations
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Chapter 12: Standardization
L. Kornexl, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20170 citations
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Chapter 8: Idioms and Fixed Expressions
G. Knappe, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20170 citations
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Chapter 11: Orthography
H. Rutkowska, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20170 citations
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English historical linguistics : approaches and perspectives
L. Brinton
20170 citations
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Chapter 12: Scots
R. Millar, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20170 citations
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Chapter 6: Standard British English
Pam Peters, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20170 citations
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Concluding Remarks: Pathways of Change
L. Brinton
20170 citations
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K. Aijmer & C. Rühlemann (Eds.) (2015). Corpus Pragmatics: A Handbook
L. Brinton
20170 citations
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Chapter 7: Pragmatics and discourse
E. Traugott, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20170 citations
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Varieties of English
Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20170 citations
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Chapter 4: Morphology
Claire Cowie, Alexander Bergs, L. Brinton
20170 citations
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Chapter 3: Old English: Overview
Ferdinand von Mengden, L. Brinton, Alexander Bergs
20170 citations
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Paul Cook×1

Anne-Christine Gardner×1

Tohru Inoue×1

Anneli Meurman×1

Lauren Fonteyn×1

Andreas H. Jucker×1