27.130, Calls: General Linguistics; Ling & Literature; Text/Corpus Linguistics/ Language and Semiotic Studies (Jrnl)

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Date: Thu, 07 Jan 2016 08:08:29
From: Qiushi Wang [qshwang at suda.edu.cn]
Subject: General Linguistics; Ling & Literature; Text/Corpus Linguistics/ Language and Semiotic Studies (Jrnl)

 
Full Title: Language and Semiotic Studies 


Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Ling & Literature; Text/Corpus Linguistics 

Language and Semiotic Studies is a peer-reviewed academic journal of
international scope. Published by Soochow University Press, China, it is an
authorized quarterly journal with an independent ISSN (2096-031X) and CN
(32-1859/H) granted by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio,
Film and Television of the People's Republic of China. With all its contents
appearing in English, the journal serves and supports the Chinese Association
for Language and Semiotic Studies (founded at Soochow University in 1994)
while it reaches out and joins colleagues from all around the world for
trans-cultural exchange and inter-disciplinary dialogue.

Harking back to Ferdinand de Saussure's early 20th century speculations,
Language and Semiotic Studies offers a platform for the latest in 21st century
scholarship on language and signs. The journal aims at reporting and
publishing high-quality research in the studies of language, literature,
translation, language education, communication and culture, etc. from
linguistic or semiotic perspectives. From time to time, we publish special
issues devoted to topics of particular interest.

Manuscripts could be submitted through e-mail attachments to lass at suda.edu.cn
(Editorial Office). All contributions should contain an abstract, keywords,
and a short bionote, and be formatted according to the APA style sheet. There
is no rigid limit to the length of articles, provided that they are not
exceedingly long. For more details, please visit our website at
http://www.szlass.com.cn.

Contents of 2015 Vol. 1 No. 4

Semiotic Theories

'It Really Represents…': Reflexions on the Object in Peirce's Hexadic
Sign-System 
Tony Jappy

Language Studies

Problems in the Language Form and Function Debate and a Way Forward
John A. Hawkins

Linguistic Form and Function: Expression of Countability in Chinese wh-Phrases
Aijun Huang

Common Verbs Are Uncommon: The Dynamics of Verbal Underspecification in
Chinese
Yicheng Wu

Literary Studies

The Transformation of English in Postcolonial Literatures
Bill Ashcroft

Poetry and the Limits of Language
Lyn McCredden

Disrupted Narrative Voices and the Representation of Trauma in Sonya
Hartnett's Surrender and Kalinda Ashton's The Danger Game
Jennifer Phillips

Cultural Studies

The Incommensurate/Illogical in Perelman/Marx: The Linguistic Pragmatics of
American Humor
Peter A. Yacavone

Attitudinal Resources and Elicitors of Identification in The Analects
Yumei Ju

Email: lass at suda.edu.cn

Website: http://www.szlass.com.cn




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