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Liebe Linguisten,

hier ein Call der Glottotheory - siehe unten.
Bei Fragen, bitte Mail an T. Roelcke (siehe ganz unten) oder einfach PN an mich.

Viele Grüße,
Kristina




Dear colleagues,

in 2008 “Glottotheory” was founded as an international journal of theoretical linguistics, published by the University of Saints Cyril and Metodius in Trnava (Slovakia). Since then “Glottotheory” comes to be an important forum for papers concerning theoretical and methodical problems just as empirical characterisation of language and text in qualitative and quantitative form. This considerable success is the reason for publishing it by the Akademie Verlag (de Gruyter) in Berlin from now on (Vol. 4.1, 2013). It is edited by Emilia Nemcová (Trnava), Emmerich Kelih (Wien), Reinhard Köhler (Trier), and Thorsten Roelcke (Freiburg) in cooperation with an international editorial board. The foci of “Glottotheory” are still (cf. Vol. 1.1, 2008):

• observations and descriptions of all aspects of language and text phenomena including the areas of psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, dialectology, pragmatics, etc. on all levels of linguistic analysis,
• applications of methods, models or findings from quantitative linguistics concerning problems of natural language processing, language teaching, documentation and information retrieval,
• methodological problems of linguistic measurement, model construction, sampling and test theory,
• epistemological issues such as explanation of language and text phenomena, contributions to theory construction, systems theory, philosophy of science.

In advancement of this established and successful concept “Glottotheory” considers itself as platform for a dialogue between quantitative and qualitative linguistics: Qualitative ideas may inspire quantitative research, and quantitative methods may substantiate qualitative investigations. So we hope that our journal will give numerous and valuable stimuli for both quantitative and qualitative linguistic research.
Usually “Glottotheory” will appear twice a year. The domains are articles, reports, book reviews and surveys written in English or in German. The contributions will be reviewed by at least two members of the editorial board in written form. – So if you are interested in a publication in “Glottotheory” please don’t hesitate to contact us at the following address:

thorsten.roelcke@ph-freiburg.de

EB: Gabriel Altmann, Sergey Andreev, Sheila Embleton, Stefan Th. Gries, Peter Grzybek, Elisabeth Leiss, Haitao Liu, Ján Mačutek, Vladimír Patráš, Haruko Sanada, Andrew Wilson

Hallo!

Ich stecke mitten in meiner Bachelorarbeit und würde diese gerne inhaltlich von jemandem überprüfen lassen. Mein Thema bezieht sich auf die Analyse der Textsorte: Historische Tafeln. Leider gibt es weder in meinem Freundeskreis noch in meiner Familie jemanden, der sich gut genug mit diesem Thema auskennt.

Meine Frage: Hätte jemand von Euch einen oder zwei Tipps für mich, wo ich das machen lassen könnte und ob es überhaupt eine zuverlässige Website gibt, die bestenfalls nicht allzu teuer ist?

Ich freue mich über jede positive Antwort und bedanke mich im Voraus.

Liebe Grüße,

Anna

Guten Morgen in die Runde!



An der FU Berlin nimmt ein interessantes Projekt zum Thema linguistisches Publizieren langsam Form an, das meiner Meinung nach viel Unterstützung verdient:

Zitat:Open Ac­cess in Lin­guis­tics
OALI is an Open Ac­cess ini­tia­tive of Ste­fan Müller (and other lin­guists at FU Berlin) and Mar­tin Haspel­math that was start­ed in Au­gust 2012 and quick­ly found many promi­nent sup­port­ers (more than 100 by now). Please refer to back­ground and mo­ti­va­tion to learn more about the se­ri­ous prob­lems that we see with the tra­di­tion­al prac­tice of book pub­li­ca­tion in our field. An ex­tend­ed ver­sion of this doc­u­ment in­clud­ing de­tailed num­bers and case stud­ies can be found in Müller, 2012.
Our pro­posed so­lu­tion is open-​ac­cess pub­li­ca­tion in which the (freely avail­able) elec­tron­ic book is the pri­ma­ry en­ti­ty. Print­ed copies are avail­able through print-​on-​de­mand ser­vices. We are plan­ning to set up a pub­li­ca­tion unit at the FU Berlin, co­or­di­nat­ed by Ste­fan Müller and Mar­tin Haspel­math, that pub­lish­es high-​qual­i­ty book-​length work from any sub­field of lin­guis­tics.
If you want to pub­lish with us, please sign this pledge to pub­lish (8 books). You can also help by reg­is­ter­ing as a re­view­er (87), type­set­ter (7), proof-​read­er (18), de­vel­op­er (14), sim­ply sign as a sup­port­er (150) or do­nate.
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