SKASE Journal of Theoretical Linguistics

SKASE
Synchronic research into phonology, inflectional morphology, word-formation, lexical semantics, syntax, psycholinguistics, cognitive linguistics, sociolinguistics, corpus linguistics, discourse analysis, and other areas of linguistic research including interdisciplinary research projects.
ISSN: 1336-782X
Language: English
Publisher: Slovak Association for the Study of English and the University Library of Presov University
Published: twice a year + special number
Key words: morphology, word-formation, semantics, syntax, psycholinguistics, cognitive linguistics, sociolinguistics, discourse analysis
Start year: 2004
Call for manuscripts: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:
Pavol Stekauer, pavel.stekauer@upjs.sk
MLA: No
Search engine: No
Observations: PDF

Language@Internet

Language is an open-access, peer-reviewed, scholarly electronic journal that publishes original research on language and language use mediated by the Internet, the World Wide Web, and mobile technologies. Submissions are welcomed that make use of analytical methods from linguistics and other language-related disciplines, as well as language-focused studies of digitally-mediated communication from other disciplines. Research methods may be qualitative or quantitative, and corpus studies making use of computational tools are encouraged.
The journal publishes full-length research articles and occasional special issues. All submitted manuscripts are subjected to a double-blind peer review process; special issue proposals are reviewed by the Editor.
As an electronic journal, Language@Internet departs from traditional print journals in at least three respects:
Online access: Language@Internet is only available online, through a freely accessible online content system. Articles may be printed by subscribers for private use only. Copyright generally remains with the author(s).
Speedy review and publication: To ensure timely publication of current research, Language@Internet aims at sending decisions to authors within three months from the time of submission and publishing accepted manuscripts within a period of no more than four months. Innovative formats: The online platform allows for new and innovative publication formats, as for example the publication of research materials and comprehensive data sets in digital format, including audio-visual material, online presentations, and electronic databases.
ISSN: 1860-2029
Language: English
Publisher: Heinrich-Heine-University in Düsseldorf
Published: annual
Key words: linguistics, sociolinguistics, discourse analytics, pragmatic perspectives
Start year: 2004
Call for manuscripts: langint@indiana.edu
MLA: No
Search engine: Yes
Observations: PDF

Journal of Writing Research

The Journal of Writing Research is an international peer reviewed journal that publishes high quality theoretical, empirical, and review papers covering the broad spectrum of writing research. The journal is inherently cross-disciplinary, publishing original research in the different domains of writing research.
The Journal of Writing Research aims to report state-of-the art research and to provide a forum for established experts and emerging talent. The Journal of Writing Research is concerned with multiple perspectives on writing and acts as a reference for all those interested in the basics of writing processes and knowledge of written composition.
The Journal of Writing Research seeks to draw research from multiple scientific disciplines: cognitive science
social, cognitive, developmental and educational psychology
psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics and applied linguistics
psychiatry, clinical psychology, and counselling
anthropology
design studies
communication studies
information and communication technology
learning and teaching
curriculum development and instructional science
ISSN: 2030-1006
Language: English
Publisher: University of Antwerp
Published: annual
Key words: writing, cognitive processes, academic writing, writing development, writing pedagogy
Start year: 2008
Call for manuscripts: Submit your article electronically via the JoWR publication server.
MLA: No
Search engine: No
Observations: PDF

Anglogermanica Online

ANGLOGERMANICA ONLINE is an online electronic journal published on a server at the Universitat de València, Spain. It will focus on linguistic and literary studies, both general and specific, within the fields of English and German studies.
Our aim is to produce a dynamic scientific journal open to a wide range of themes that can overcome the limitations of paper journals with regard to accesibility in order to reach a greater number of readers. In this way we wish to promote and facilitate the exchange of information and knowledge among researchers in German and English studies.
The subject matter and fields covered in ANGLOGERMANICA ONLINE are:
LINGUISTICS AND LANGUAGE STUDIES
* conversation analysis
* didactics and methodology, language acquisition
* diachronic linguistics
* comparative and contrastive linguistics
* text linguistics
* phonetics and phonology
* grammar (linguistics, didactics, functional, textual, etc.)
* morphology y syntax
* pragmatics (intercultural), pragmalinguistics
* semantics
* sociolinguistics and psycholinguistics
* translation studies
LITERATURE AND CULTURE
* teaching literature
* drama and theatre
* cultural studies
* monographic studies
* comparative literature
* women’s literature
* narrative and novels
* lyrical poetry
* themes, motifs and authors in literature in English and German
STUDIES ACROSS DISCIPLINES
ISSN: 1695-6168
Language: English, German
Publisher: Universitat de València
Published: annual
Key words: linguistics, language, literary studies, culture
Start year: 2002
Call for manuscripts: For 2008, the first issue of ANGLOGERMANICA ONLINE on general themes
is on preparation.
MLA: Yes; not indexed
Search engine: No
Observations: PDF

Bilingual Research Journal

The Bilingual Research Journal (BRJ) is published three times each year and covers a wide range of topics relating to bilingual education, bilingualism in society, and language policy in education.
The journal contains three sections: research and essays, the traditional formats of scholarly
discourse; research in practice, which documents the experience of teachers and other
practitioners; and book reviews.
Submissions are encouraged from scholars and practitioners in a wide range of areas: language
assessment, policy analysis, instructional research, language politics, all forms of bilingual
education, bilingualism and biliteracy, language planning, critical theory as applied to language
issues, action research, sociolinguistics, second language teaching and learning, etc.
ISSN: 1523-5890
Language: English, Spanish
Publisher: National Association for Bilingual Education, and the Southwest Center for Education Equity and Language Diversity, College of Education, Arizona State University
Published: three times a year
Key words: bilingual education, bilingualism, language politics, sociolinguistics
Start year: 1992
Call for manuscripts: Email: kathy.escamilla@colorado.edu; maria.franquiz@utsa.edu
MLA: No
Search engine: No

Observations: HTML and PDF

Creolica

Creolica is the internet-based journal of the European Group for Research on Creole Languages.
Creolica publishes articles dealing with creole languages, their linguistic description, history, and origins. Creolica also welcomes contributions concerning language typology, universals, cognitive theory, and the evolution of languages provided they relate to creole languages. Sociolinguistic and anthropological articles dealing with creole-speaking societies, as well as contributions concerned more widely with creole literatures and cultures may also be submitted to the editorial committee provided they are not in conflict with the journal’s general perspective.
ISSN: 1762-598X
Language: Portuguese, Spanish, English, French (articles). Main page and information in french and english
Publisher: Groupe Européen de Recherches en Langues Créoles, Université de Provence
Published:
Key words: creole languages
Start year: 2003
Call for manuscripts: hazael@up.univ-mrs.fr
MLA: No
Search engine: No
Observations: HTML and PDF. Single articles

Linguistik Online

Linguistik Online has been founded in 1998 in order to facilitate access to the results of linguistic research. In times when the financial resources of libraries in Western Europe and many other parts of the world are continuously shrinking, and in some parts of Eastern Europe virtually non-existent, Linguistik online is free of charge and available to all interested. It covers a broad range of linguistic fields. Central areas of linguistic research are dealt with regularly, and less frequently discussed questions are the subject of special issues, where guest editors are always welcome.
Linguistik online deals with:
-conversation analysis
-history of language
-language acquisition
-linguistic history, theory and methods
-morphology and syntax
-pragmatics
-semantics
-sociolinguistics
ISSN: 1615-3014
Language: English, French, German, Spanish
Publisher: European University Viadrina, Faculty of Cultural Science
Published: several times a year
Key words: linguistics, language
Start year: 1998
Call for manuscripts: Please contact us if you have any contribution or suggestion: Elke Hentschel - jasam@germ.unibe.ch
MLA: Yes; not indexed
Search engine: No
Observations: HTML and PDF

HIOL: Hispanic Issues On Line

HIOL: Hispanic Issues On Line is an open-access, refereed scholarly electronic publication devoted to the study of Hispanic and Lusophone cultures. The journal aims to be an international forum for the analysis of current issues in our disciplines as well as a venue for new research dealing with areas of inquiry such as Literary Criticism, Theory and Historiography, Popular and Mass Culture, Hispanic Cultural Studies, Literature and Institutions, and Hispanic Sociolinguistics.
The LOCKSS system preserves Hispanic Issues On Line at worldwide research libraries.
HIOL also publishes Debates, dedicated to an open exchange of ideas related to issues discussed within the Hispanic Issues Series and the HIOL electronic journal. Our editorial team welcomes the intellectual energy generated by the exchanges included in this section. Our aim is to offer a venue for a diversity of views on matters dealing with our disciplines. It should be noted, however, that we might not always agree with the views or opinions expressed in these pages. ISSN: 1931-8006
Language: English
Publisher: University of Minnesota
Published: annual
Key words: culture, literary criticism, literature, sociolinguistics
Start year: 2006
Call for manuscripts: Debates may be sent to hiol@uiowa.edu.
MLA: Yes; not indexed
Search engine: No