Colloquia Germanica Stetinensia

Aims & Scope

The journal functions as a platform for exchange of academic views between German (and other) philologists. The journal publishes articles and reviews written by both experienced, acknowledged scholars and by young researchers. The main disciplines are literary studies and linguistics. However, papers in the fields of cultural studies, translation studies and language acquisition or language teaching also appear in the journal. Some issues of the journal include, in addition to these, critiques of scholarly publications or reports from conferences. The articles in the field of literary studies concern, on the one hand, the history of German-language literature and, on the other hand, the contemporary German, Austrian and Swiss literature. Moreover, topics from the field of comparative literary studies (especially the comparison of German and Polish works), are addressed, as well as matters concerning, among others, narratology, feminist literature studies, various regional, social and political aspects. A relevant area of interest is also the research on the interdependencies between literature and such media as film, music, visual arts, theatre, film and the Internet. The papers in the field of cultural studies focus mainly on the German-Polish dialogue. In the journal there appear articles from various areas of linguistics: papers on the topics of contrastive linguistics, especially phraseology and phraseography, are richly represented but the topics of text linguistics and linguistic discourse analysis are also present. An important place has been given to papers concerning the most recent tendencies in generative grammar and in cognitive linguistics. The issues of theoretical and practical lexical semantics and of etymology are addressed too. In addition to this, the journal publishes articles in the area of applied linguistics and the related theories of language acquisition and communicative competence, as well as these dealing with the issues of German as a foreign language (DaF).

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