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2014
Kay, P. (2014).  Unary Phrase Structure Rules and the Cognitive Linguistics Lexical Linking Theory. Theoretical Linguistics. 40(1-2), 
2012
Kay, P., & Sag I. A. (2012).  Cleaning up the Big Mess: Discontinuous Dependencies and Complex Determiners.
Kay, P., & Sag I. A. (2012).  Discontinuous Dependencies and Complex Determiners.
Kay, P., & Sag I. A. (2012).  Discontinuous Dependencies and Complex Determiners. 211-238.
Kay, P., & Sag I. A. (2012).  Discontinuous Dependencies and Complex Determiners.
Sag, I. A., Boas H. C., & Kay P. (2012).  Introducing Sign-Based Construction Grammar. 1-28.
2011
Mo, L., Xu G., Kay P., & Tan L-H. (2011).  Electrophysiological Evidence for the Left-Lateralized Effect of Language on Preattentive Categorical Perception of Color. 108(34), 14026-14030.
Kwok, V.., Niu Z., Kay P., Zhou K., Mo L., Jin Z., et al. (2011).  Learning New Color Names Produces Rapid Increase in Gray Matter in the Intact Adult Human Cortex. 108(16), 6686-6688.
2010
Regier, T., Kay P., Gilbert A. L., & Ivry R. B. (2010).  Language and Thought: Which Side Are You On, Anyway?. 165-182.
Zhou, K., Mo L., Kay P., Kwok V.. P. Y., Ip T. N. M., & Tan L. Hai (2010).  Newly Trained Lexical Categories Produce Lateralized Categorical Perception of Color. 107(22), 9974-9978.
Kay, P., Berlin B., Maffi L., Merrifield W. R., & Cook R. S. (2010).  World Color Survey.
2009
Kay, P., & Sag I. A. (2009).  How Hard A Problem Would This Be To Solve?.
Kay, P. (2009).  If a Canoe Can Be Carved from Every Log Why Can't a Log Be Carved into Every Canoe?.
Siok, W. Ting, Kay P., Wang W. S. Y., Chan A. H. D., Chen L., Luke K-K., et al. (2009).  Language Regions of Brain Are Operative in Color Perception. 106(20), 8140-8145.
Regier, T., & Kay P. (2009).  Language, Thought, and Color: Whorf Was Half Right. Trends in Cognitive Science. 13(10), 439-446.
Kay, P., Regier T., Gilbert A. L., & Ivry R. B. (2009).  Lateralized Whorf: Language Influences Perceptual Decision in the Right Visual Field. 261-284.
Kay, P., & Michaelis L.. (2009).  The Meaning of Constructions.
2008
Franklin, A., Drivonikou V. G., Bevis L.., Kay P., & Regier T. (2008).  Categorical Perception of Color is Lateralized to the Right Hemisphere in Infants, but to the Left Hemisphere in Adults. 105(9), 3221-3225.
Kay, P., & Michaelis L.. (2008).  Constructional Meaning and Compositionality.
Franklin, A., Drivonikou V. G., Clifford A., Kay P., Regier T., & Davies I. R. L. (2008).  Lateralization of Categorical Perception of Color Changes with Color Term Acquisition. 105(47), 18221-18225.
Gilbert, A. L., Regier T., Kay P., & Ivry R. B. (2008).  Support for Lateralization of the Whorf Effect Beyond the Realm of Color Discrimination. Brain and Language. 105(2), 91-98.
2007
Regier, T., Kay P., & Khetarpal N. (2007).  Color Naming Is Near Optimal. 15.
Regier, T., Kay P., & Khetarpal N. (2007).  Color Naming Reflects Optimal Partitions of Color Space. 104(4), 1436-1441.
Kay, P., & Regier T. (2007).  Color Naming Universals: The Case of Berinmo. Cognition. 102(2), 289-298.
Drivonikou, V. G., Kay P., Regier T., Ivry R. B., Gilbert A. L., Franklin A., et al. (2007).  Further Evidence That Whorfian Effects Are Stronger in the Right Visual Field Than the Left. 104(3), 1097-1102.

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