18.3184, Calls: Historical Linguistics/Lexicography/Lexis (Jrnl)

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Subject: 18.3184, Calls: Historical Linguistics/Lexicography/Lexis (Jrnl)

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Date: 23-Oct-2007
From: Denis Jamet < djamet at univ-lyon3.fr >
Subject: Lexis

 

	
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Full Title: Lexis 


Linguistic Field(s): Lexicography 

Call Deadline: 01-Feb-2008 

Issue #3: 'Borrowing'

Abstracts and articles will be sent via email at lexis at univ-lyon3.fr

The e-journal Lexis (http://screcherche.univ-lyon3.fr/lexis) is planning to
publish its third issue, devoted to Linguistic Borrowing in English, in
October 2009. We are inviting papers dealing with the richness and
diversity of loan words in English in general, as well as papers dealing
with such questions as the loan word contribution of specific languages to
English, the historical dimension, the motivation and remotivation of loan
words, the various processes of assimilation and adaptation, the processes
of transfer and shift etc, this list being far from exhaustive. Manuscripts
may be written in French or in English, and should be accompanied by an
abstract of up to 10 lines in French and in English, as well as a list of
the relevant key words. They should be sent to the Editor of Lexis, Denis
Jamet (lexis at univ-lyon3.fr) as email attachments (Word and pdf), and will
be refereed by two members of the international evaluation committee.
Manuscripts may be rejected, accepted subject to revision, or accepted as
such. There is no limit to the number of pages.

Deadline for sending in abstracts : 1st February 2008.
Deadline for sending in papers accepted : March 2009.

If you plan to submit a manuscript, whether individually or collectively,
please advise the Head of publication as soon as possible.

Abstracts and articles will be sent via email at lexis at univ-lyon3.fr

- October 2007 : call for papers

- February 2008 : deadline for sending in abstracts to Lexis

- March 2008 : Evaluation Committee's decisions notified to authors

- September 2008 : deadline for sending in papers

- October to December 2008 : proofreading of papers by the Evaluation committee

- January to March 2009 : authors' corrections

- March 2009 : deadline for sending in final versions of papers.





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