23.1175, Calls: General Linguistics, Translation/ Linguistics Applied (Jrnl)

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Subject: 23.1175, Calls: General Linguistics, Translation/ Linguistics Applied (Jrnl)

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Date: Thu, 08 Mar 2012 10:20:57
From: Anna Baczkowska [ab at ukw.edu.pl]
Subject: Linguistics Applied

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Full Title: Linguistics Applied 


Call Deadline: 01-Oct-2012 

Linguistics Applied, an International Journal of Linguistics and Applied 
Linguistics invites paper submissions for vol. 5.2, a thematic volume on issues 
in Arabic translation with guest editor Sattar Izwaini, to be published in 
December 2012. 

We welcome unpublished high quality papers (in English) on Arabic translation 
including, but not limited to:

Corpus-based Arabic translation studies 
Translation as a computer-mediated communication  
Translation and globalization  
Arabic Machine Translation 
Arabic Terminology 

Important dates: 
1 April 2012: submission of proposals (300-400 words) 
1 May 2012: notification of proposal acceptance 
1 October 2012: submission of full papers 
1 December 2012: notification of paper acceptance 

Papers have to be proofread by a native speaker prior to submission. 

Paper submissions should be emailed to: sizwaini at aus.edu 

All papers are internationally refereed. 

More details available at: www.linguisticsapplied.pl






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