_Linguistik online

Linguistik online

The concept of the new journal Linguistik online is to facilitate access to the results of linguistic research. In times when the financial resources of libraries in Western Europe 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

Consulting editors:

In order to ensure a high quality journal, articles will only be published after having been approved of by at least one, but preferably by two co-editors. To make this possible, a large circle of co-editors is necessary. To date, the following scholars are among those who have agreed to join this circle:

Werner Abraham, Wien; Per Bærentzen, Aarhus; Thomas Becker, Rostock; Michael Becker-Mrotzek, Köln; Irmtraud Behr, Paris; Hardarik Blühdorn, Mannheim; Armin Burckhardt, Magdeburg; Elisabeth Burr, Duisburg; Kai-Uwe Carstensen, Zürich; Nicole Dehé, Braunschweig; Elke Donalies, Mannheim; Christa Dürscheid, Zürich; Eugène Faucher, Nancy; Jörg Fehr, Berlin; Anita Fetzer, Stuttgart; Thorsten Fögen, Berlin; Kirsten Gomard, Aarhus; Reinhold Greisbach, Köln; Hartmut Günther, Köln; Hartmut Haberland, Roskilde; Theo Harden, Dublin; Ernest W. B. Hess-Lüttich, Bern; Lloyd Holliday, Melbourne; Klaus Hölker, Hannover; Antje Hornscheidt, Berlin; Paulina Jänecke, Berlin; Susanne J. Jekat, Winterthur; Remi Jolivet, Lausanne; Panayotis Kelandrias, Korfu; Jörg Keller, Hamburg; Jo Anne Kleifgen, New York; Wolf Peter Klein, Berlin; Maxi Krause, Caen; Brenda Laca, Paris; Torsten Leuschner, Gent; Christiane Maaß, Hannover; Jens Erik Mogensen, Kopenhagen; Martina Möllering, Sydney; Bernd S. Müller, Sankt Augustin; Dirk Naguschewski, Berlin; Marek Nekula, Regensburg; Elke Nowak, Berlin; Guido Oebel, Saga (Japan); Anastasia Parianou, Korfu; Christiane Pankow, Göteborg; Ingrid Piller, Sydney; Vesna Polovina, Belgrad; Gisela Redeker, Groningen; Peter Rosenberg, Frankfurt (Oder); Gesine Schiewer, Bern; Brigitte Schlieben-Lange ; Peter Schmitter, Münster; Ulrich Schmitz, Essen; Hartmut Schröder, Frankfurt (Oder); Farzad Sharifian, Perth (Australia); Beat Siebenhaar, Bern; Olga Tomic, Leiden; Jürgen Trabant, Berlin; Petra Maria Vogel, Bern; Jörg Wagner, Halle ; Eric Russel Webb, Kalamazoo (Michigan); Harald Weydt, Frankfurt (Oder); Andrew Wilson, Lancaster.

Anyone else interested in cooperating is asked to contact me ().

Languages:

Linguistik online is an international European journal and will therefore publish articles in all European languages. However, potential authors should take the following facts into consideration:

two of the co-editors must be able to read the language in question
special characters or Cyrillic often require new configurations on the side of the users in order to be readable
the percentage of the audience able to read the article depends, of course, very much on the language used

For this reason, Linguistik online recommends its authors in general to restrict themselves to English, French, German, and Spanish.

Linguistik online is based in Frankfurt (Oder) at the Faculty for Cultural Sciences at the European University "Viadrina". The library of this faculty will keep one paper copy of each edition by way of an additional back up.

Upcoming subjects:

The call for papers is on for the upcoming issues:

Miscellaneous II,
(where all the interesting papers shall be colletcted that somehow don't seem to fit into one of the other issues). Further on, the call is on for an issue on
Parts of speech and morphology
please contact for further information. Apart from that, there is a call for
Dialektologie/Dialectology;
please contact if you are interested, for
Language politics
and for
Gender and language III
(contact: )
Last but by no means least, there is a call for an issue on
Translation;
please contact .

Please contact us if you have a contribution for one of these!

Suggestions are always welcome! Please contact