Texts for publication are accepted on a continuous basis; they may relate to topics of the following issues or to other linguistic problems (see https://journals.us.edu.pl/index.php/FL/about). 

INVITATION TO VOLUME 14, ISSUE 2 (current publications online, the completed issue of the journal  will be published in the second half of the year 2026)

We warmly encourage submissions for the second issue of Volume 14 of Forum Lingwistyczne, which will focus on textual and discourse-related aspects and contexts of onomastic research. We invite not only authors who presented papers at the 24th International and National Onomastic Conference (MiOKO) but also other onomastics researchers interested in the proposed themes.

We aim to explore the role of proper names in communication processes and how the onymic potential of language manifests itself in various domains. We propose that the central theme includes theoretical, methodological, and empirical issues centered on the connections between the onymic dimension of language and text, genre, style, or discourse. These topics highlight intriguing relationships between onomastics and textology, discourse analysis, stylistics, or genre studies, as well as memory linguistics, media linguistics, literary studies, and other areas of the humanities.

Submissions should be made via the Open Journal System platform (https://journals.us.edu.pl/index.php/FL) between July 1 and December 31, 2025. For any questions or technical issues, please contact us via email: forumlingwistyczne@us.edu.pl.

Artur Rejter
Scientific Editor of the Issue

INVITATION TO VOLUME 15, ISSUE 1 (current publications online, the completed issue of the journal  will be published in the first half of the year 2027)

We invite all scholars to submit their articles to the 15^th volume (issue 1) of the journal Forum Lingwistyczne, which will showcase research in the field of media linguistics.

The editorial board aims to gather studies by linguists who focus their research on media (mass, digital, or social). This is the principal criterion. The specific research subjects of interest to the authors are entirely up to them. Likewise, the chosen research methods may vary (media image of the world, discursive image of the world, multimodal analysis, comparative analysis, profiling and point of view, lexical and stylistic analysis).

The editorial board would like to present readers with an overview of topics explored by media linguists affiliated with the Media Linguistics Commission of the Committee on Linguistics of the Polish Academy of Sciences. However, the issue is also open to enthusiasts of media linguistics. We welcome results of theoretical reflections, analytical and synthetic studies based on material, comparative studies, as well as academic debates.

Articles should be submitted via the Open Journal System platform (https://journals.us.edu.pl/index.php/FL) from 1 January 2026 to 30 June 2026. If you should have any doubts or technical problems, please contact us by e-mail: forumlingwistyczne@us.edu.pl.

Sincerely,
Iwona Loewe & Aleksandra Kalisz
Scientific the editors of issue