Anglophonia
Presses Universitaires du Midi · France · Est. 1997
Aims & Scope
Anglophonia, the oldest journal of English linguistics published in France, welcomes articles authored by specialists from France and abroad pertaining to the whole range of current trends in English linguistics, considered as an integral part of English studies. Its main objective is to inform the interested reader and the specialist (researchers, teachers, post-graduate students, etc.) of the topical issues being debated in English linguistics today.
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Anglophonia is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Anglophonia?
Anglophonia, the oldest journal of English linguistics published in France, welcomes articles authored by specialists from France and abroad pertaining to the whole range of current trends in English linguistics, considered as an integral part of English studies. Its main objective is to inform the interested reader and the specialist (researchers, teachers, post-graduate students, etc.) of the topical issues being debated in English linguistics today.
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