Globe

Aims & Scope

Globe: A Journal of Language, Culture and Communication, or Globe for short, is a peer-reviewed language and linguistics journal. Submitted articles should have either a narrow focus on language or on language in relation to an adjacent area, such as communication studies or cultural studies. Globe accepts language-specific articles on the Germanic languages, i.e. Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Faeroese, Icelandic, English, German, Dutch, Afrikaans, Frisian, Yiddish and Scots. We also welcome articles on general linguistic theory not focused on any specific language and reviews of relevant scientific monographs. Globe accepts articles and reviews written in English, German or Danish. Globe: A Journal of Language, Culture and Communication accepts s ubmissions at any time.  Articles  are pre-published on our website as soon as possible upon acceptance. Every December, articles are collected in an issue and receive issue  number  and page numbers. All issues have an open section, while others  contain  a thematic  section also .   Globe publishes research articles within, but not restricted to, the following areas:   Language(s) (grammar, lexis, morphology, phonetics, phonology, pragmatics, syntax, semantics, etc.)  Language processing   First and second language acquisition, learning and teaching  Translation studies  Philosophy of language  Discourse studies with a linguistic focus  Studies of written genres and stylistics  Language in conjunction with other areas, e.g. culture and identity.  Globe welcomes articles from a variety of approaches, such as, but not restricted to:  Psycholinguistics  Sociolinguistics  Cognitive linguistics  Functional linguistics  Generative linguistics  Corpus linguistics  Computational linguistics  Historical linguistics.

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