Socjolingwistyka

Aims & Scope

Socjolingwistyka is a scientific annual dedicated to issues at the intersection of linguistics and other humanities disciplines – sociology, cultural anthropology, literary studies, political science. The journal's subject matter covers a wide spectrum of interdisciplinary issues, including: the development of language from social, cultural, and political perspectives, the place of sociolinguistics and language sociology among other disciplines, discourse as a linguistic and social practice, methodology of sociolinguistic research, the situation and status of languages, national and ethnic minorities, language policy, multilingualism, sociolects, idiolects, urban and rural language, language and literature registers and styles. The editorial office accepts original, previously unpublished materials from the borderlands of linguistics and humanistic-social sciences for publication. Articles should be research-based and scientific in nature. Review articles, written to create new syntheses or generalizations, can also be submitted. The journal also publishes reports from national and international conferences and reviews of scientific publications. Since issue 29 (2015), texts have been published in Polish and English.

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