About
Linguistic Studies
Overview
Linguistic
Studies (LS) is the official collection of scientific papers of Department
of Ukrainian Language and Applied Linguistics, the Philological Faculty,
Donetsk National University, Ukraine published two times per year. There are
approximately 40-45 articles per issue. The first volume was published in 1994.
LS is a refereed the book of
collected papers. It carries articles, survey articles, books and theses
reviews and informational notes on all aspects of word languages. The
collection focuses on actual problems of modern linguistics and welcomes
manuscripts on a wide variety of topics including cross-disciplinary /
multidisciplinary submissions that provide clear implications for research in
the language field.
Aims and
Scope
Dedicated to the current problems of the theory
of language, derivative categories and processes, evolution of morphological and
syntactic categories, topical issues of comparative-typological study of languages and text linguistics, discourse studies, and discourse analysis, the
features of functional semantics
of lexical and phraseological units, the areas of
applied linguistics, the peculiarities of sociolinguistics, ethnolinguistics, onomastics and history of languages, and others, LS seek to serve the professional
interests of researchers at all levels of language system. The collection
welcomes submissions of the highest quality that report theoretical and
empirical linguistic research, that describe main trends and innovative
processes in Ukrainian, English, German, French, Russian and other languages.
No other restrictions are placed on the subject or method of contributions
submitted. All submissions must be previously unpublished.
The editorial board of the collection offers manuscripts from Doctors
and Candidates of Philology, Post-Graduate Students and Lecturers.
Contributions from all countries are invited. The language of publication may
be Ukrainian, English, Polish, Bulgarian, Russian and others.
Keywords
Linguistics, language, current
problems, theory of language, derivative
categories, processes, Slavic languages, Germanic languages, Romanic languages,
directions, evolution, morphological category, syntactic category, comparative-typological study of
languages, text
linguistics, discourse studies, discourse analysis, features, functional semantics, lexical and
phraseological units,
applied linguistics, peculiarities, sociolinguistics,
ethnolinguistics, onomastics,
history of language.
Abstracting
/ Indexing Information
- Ukrainian Abstract Journal "Dzherelo" ("Origin")
- Abstract Database "Ukrayinika Naukova" ("Ukrainica Scientific")
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