Journals in Linguistics and Language

Welcome to the linguistics journals area of Elsevier. Elsevier is a leading publisher in the field of linguistics, publishing highly respected, peer-reviewed journals.

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Linguistics Journals

For information on our journals, including how to submit a paper, select a journal from the list below. To view articles on ScienceDirect, select the "Full Text Online" link. Abstracts and sample issues may be browsed and viewed free of charge.

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Supporting diversity in linguistics

Elsevier is a co-sponsor of the annual Linguistic Society of America (LSA) award for early career researchers. The aim of the grants is to increase the participation of ethnoracial minorities at the conference. Meet this year’s CEDL Travel Grant awardees.

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British Society of Audiology Annual Conference 2019

Translating Research into Practice

Wednesday 5^th June 2019
Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton

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From American Association for Applied Linguistics: Graduate Student Council:

Please accept our sincerest gratitude for the generous donation made during the annual AAAL conference 2019 in Atlanta, GA. This donation was used to sponsor one of our graduate student events and we cannot thank you enough for your support

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IRIS: a digital repository of data collection materials used in research into second language learning and teaching
IRIS is a free digital repository for downloading, uploading and requesting data collection materials used in research into second language learning and teaching: www.iris-database.org. IRIS contains a wide range of instruments including interview and observation schedules, language tests and stimuli, pictures, questionnaires, software scripts, URL links, word lists, teaching intervention activities and many more. Initially funded by the ESRC, IRIS is now a long-term Academy Research Project, funded by the British Academy.