About the Journal

Aim and scope

The aim of the journal is to present research which explains phenomena and mechanisms occurring in a language. We publish both the studies which address universal issues and the studies which describe and explain the specificity of national languages. Through the presentation of currently conducted linguistic research projects, we aim to become a discussion forum available to all contemporary trends in linguistics, including those which take into account the broader context of linguistic phenomena (cultural linguistics, sociolinguistics, media linguistics, ethnolinguistics). We also encourage submissions which demonstrate links between linguistics and other disciplines in the humanities and social sciences, such as communication studies, logopaedics, media studies, sociology. We also value comparative research, concerning both comparisons between languages and between particular stages of development of an individual language. The scope of the journal also includes presentations of new methods and tools of linguistic analysis, especially those belonging to the fields of digital and corpus linguistics. We are interested in their description, application options as well as a verification of their usefulness in relation to particular research material.

We invite Authors who are willing to share the results of their research with the linguistic community as well as those who would like to express their own opinion on the subject of already published works.