[LFG] The French Review of English Linguistics (FREL) invites submissions

[Philip Miller]

We would like to remind you that the

French Review of English Linguistics (FREL)

is open for submissions. Our first issue will be coming out in early 
2017, and we plan to publish two issues a year.

FREL is the journal of the ALAES (Association des Linguistes 
Anglicisites de l'Enseignement Supérieur / French Society for English 
Linguistics).

See our webpage (http://frel.fr) for further information and guidelines 
for submission.

FREL publishes work on all domains of English linguistics (Syntax, 
Semantics, Morphology, Phonology, Phonetics, Discourse structure, 
Pragmatics, Sociolinguistics, Diachrony, ...), with a requirement that 
contributions provide strong descriptive and empirical content as well 
as an analysis informed by a solid knowledge of current linguistic 
theory. It is indeed striking that, despite the fact that English is the 
most intensely studied human language, numerous phenomena have never 
been adequately described, let alone analyzed, even in such central 
domains as syntax and semantics.

Contributions from all theoretical frameworks are welcome. However 
theoretical tools and concepts should be kept to the minimum necessary 
to convey precisely the nature of the analysis of the empirical 
phenomena. Authors should strive to make their papers readable by a wide 
variety of English linguistics specialists and convey their results so 
as to make them relevant to as wide an audience as possible.
Contributions must be written in English. They will be reviewed 
anonymously by an international editorial board. Alongside full-length 
articles, the journal will also welcome squibs and remarks and replies.

Philip Miller
Editor