Journal articles

1. Jan Wiślicki (2023). Scare quotes as deontic modals. Linguistics 61(2): 417--457

2. Jan Wiślicki (2021). Light heads and predicate formation: On two scopes of discontinuity. Linguistics 59(6): 1389--1425

3. Iwona Merklejn, Jan Wiślicki (2020). Hate Speech and the Polarization of Japanese National Newspapers. Social Science Japan Journal 23(2): 259--279

4. Jan Wiślicki (2020). Could Tajtelbaum Question What Tarski Could Not. Organon F 27(4): 480--493

5. Jan Wiślicki (2019). Quotation as a challenge for feature-driven phases: An argument for Zwart's Merge. The Linguistic Review 36(4): 689--732

6. Jan Wiślicki (2018). Dispensing with unwanted polysemy: Verbal idioms and the lexicon. Oslo Studies in Language 10(2): 47--64

7. Jan Wiślicki (2016). Typing after syntax: An argument from quotation and ellipsis. Research in Language 14(4): 351--375

Drafts

1. Adam GapczyńJski, Asuka Matsumoto, Jan Wiślicki (2022). On the nouniness of direct quotation complements. submitted

2. Jan Wiślicki (2021). Quotation as a modality. submitted

Books

1. [in Polish] Dariusz Głuch, Jan Wiślicki (2017). U źródeł grafemiki chińskiej: pismo ideograficzne i jego analiza w Posłowiu do słownika Shuōwénjiězì. Warszawa: Wydawnictwo Polonistyki Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego [At the Roots of Chinese Graphemics. The Ideographic Script and Its Analysis in Afterword to the Shuowenjiezi dictionary; translation from classical Chinese to classical Japanese and Polish of the first theoretical text on Chinese writing system (circa 100 AC), together with annotation and commentary]

Proceedings (refereed)

• 1. Jan Wiślicki (2017). Deriving Quotation: Some Minimalist Problems. Wiktor Pskit (ed.), Łódź Studies in English and General Linguistics 5, pp. 129--154

  2. Jan Wiślicki (2014). Semantics of quotation: Against the functional approach to quotation. Proceedings of Philosophy, Mathematics, Linguistics: Aspects of Interaction. Saint Petersburg: PDMI RAS

Reviewing

1. Papers: Studia Semiotyczne (2017, 2020), Acta Analytica (2018), Mind & Language (2020, 2021), Polonica (2020), Glossa (2021), Analysis (2022), Journal of Language Modelling (2022)

2. Conference abstracts: SynFonIJA (2019), Sinn und Bedeutung 27 (2022)