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<br /></br><hr /><b>Revista: </b><br />Language Design. Journal of
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/><b>Siglas o acrónimo de la revista: </b>LD <br /><br
/><b>Descripción</b><br /><p> Language Design is an academic
journal that publishes linguistic research on relevant aspects of the
design of natural languages. One of the principal objectives of
Language Design is to foment debate and to integrate knowledge about
the nature of language in general, and also the unity and diversity of
particular languages. It is hoped that this will, in turn, contribute
to a clearer and more cohesive vision of the emergence and evolution
of natural languages, as well as their relations with other aspects of
our environment.<br /><br />The study of language design stems from
the belief that natural language emerges and develops as a result of
the conjunction, articulation, co-operation, and competition of
elements and pressures, which move in cycles of permanent
reorganization, and which are capable of eventually producing highly
structured codes of communication.<br /><br />One of the underlying
principles of Language Design is the presupposition that the multiple
structures and linguistic features found in different languages, in
reality, constitute a set of solutions taken from a complex, though
not infinite, range of possibilities, product of the interaction,
clash, and compromise of many different types of factors (ontological,
biological, psychological, cognitive, sociocultural and historical).
Each of these factors can potentially determine design features in
language through simultaneous interaction with the competing pressures
and demands of other factors<br /><br />In consonance with this, the
different languages of the world are both products and instruments,
which have emerged from the same basic conditioning and as such, are
subject to the same morpho-genetic forces. In this light, the
differences between languages are due more to the existence of a wide
range of possible variations within the basic framework of natural
language than to the pressures of economic evolution and cultural
specificity. The various systems and structures manifest in different
languages are thus variants within a very similar design process.<br
/><br />As a forum of debate, the aim of this journal is to integrate
recent advances in linguistics from a wide variety of different areas,
such as historical linguistics, language typology, language
acquisition, grammaticalization, etc. This naturally includes any
study of the different aspects and areas of language (phonology,
morphology, syntax, lexicology, semantic discourse analysis,
pragmatics, sociolinguistics) which will help to elucidate language
architecture. In conclusion, Language Design welcomes research
articles from all theoretical viewpoints and methodological
perspectives. The principal criterion for acceptance is that all
articles should contribute in some way to furthering the understanding
of the nature of language and its design features.</p><br /><b>Área
temática:</b>
Análisis del discurso, Lexicografía, Lexicología, Retórica,
Sociolingüística<br /><br /><b>ISSN:</b> 11394218<br />
<br /><b>Índice</b><br /><p>
I. Articles<br /><br />FRANCISCO FERNÁNDEZ GARCÍA<br />Integration
and Linguistic Attitudes of the African Population Living in Jaén<br
/><br />ENRIQUE HUELVA-UNTERNBAUMEN <br />Cómo hacer palabras con
cosas haciendo cosas con palabras: acerca de la experienciación y
conceptualización de actos de habla.<br /><br />CRISTINA ÁLVAREZ DE
MORALES MERCADO<br />El guión audiodescriptivo, un discurso retórico
moderno.<br /><br />YARA EL GHALAYINI<br />Léxico y frasemas
figurados del aceite y la aceituna en español.<br /><br />SANTIAGO
DURANTE<br />Las lenguas del Gran Chaco. Situación
socio-lingüística y políticas lingüísticas.<br /><br />II. Book
Reviews and Book Notices<br /><br />PAMIES, ANTONIO & DOBROVOL'SKIJ,
DMITRIJ (eds.), Linguo-cultural Competence and Phraseological
Motivation. Reseñado por José Manuel Pazos Bretaña. <br /><br
/>CONENNA, MIRELLA!" La Salle De Cours: Questions/réponses sur la
grammaire française. Reseñado por Antonio Pamies Bertrán.<br /><br
/>PAMIES BERTRÁN, ANTONIO; LUQUE DURÁN, JUAN DE DIOS & FERNÁNDEZ
MARTÍN, PATRICIA (eds.), Paremiología y herencia cultural. Reseñado
por José Manuel Pazos Bretaña.<br /><br />ORTIZ ÁLVAREZ, Mª LUISA
& HUELVA UNTERBAÜMEN, ENRIQUE (eds.) Uma [re]visão da teoria e da
pesquisa fraseológicas. Reseñado por José Manuel Pazos
Bretaña.</p><br /><b>Lugar de edición:</b> Granada<br
/><b>Editor:</b> Editorial Educatori<br /><br /><br /><b>Información
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