Mikroglottika

The “Mikroglottika series“ provides a forum for special branch of Linguistics: Minority Languages. The series contains book editions of an online periodical and detailed studies on minority languages. Topics dealt with in the series range from philological descriptions of a minority language in relation to any linguistic parameter (phonology, morphology, syntax, lexicon etc.) to sociolinguistic descriptions of particular situations involving minority languages. The “Mikroglottika series“ provides a forum for special branch of Linguistics: Minority Languages. The series contains book editions of an online periodical and detailed studies on minority languages. Topics dealt with in the series range from philological descriptions of a minority language in relation to any linguistic parameter (phonology, morphology, syntax, lexicon etc.) to sociolinguistic descriptions of particular situations involving minority languages. The “Mikroglottika series“ provides a forum for special branch of Linguistics: Minority Languages. The series contains book editions of an online periodical and detailed studies on minority languages. Topics dealt with in the series range from philological descriptions of a minority language in relation to any linguistic parameter (phonology, morphology, syntax, lexicon etc.) to sociolinguistic descriptions of particular situations involving minority languages.

6 publications

Sounds – Meaning – Communication

ISSN: 2365-8150

The series Sounds - Meaning - Communication. Landmarks in Phonetics, Phonology and Cognitive Linguistics intends to publish monographs, outstanding dissertations and thematic collections of papers written in English and devoted to topical issues in theoretical and applied linguistics, with a special focus on recent developments in phonetics, phonology and cognitive linguistic studies. Scholars in the field are invited to submit publication proposals to the editor.

18 publications

Monographs in Linguistics and the Philosophy of Language

ISSN: 1056-5019

This series will publish original work in theoretical and applied linguistics—both diachronic and synchronic—covering topics in the fields of phonology, morphology, lexis, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. It will include philosophical studies in contemporary epistemology, belief and mental representation, rule following, realism, anti-realism, thought and intention, truth, and reference. The volumes will provide a forum for research and discussion of the many related developments between the disciplines of linguistics and philosophy, featuring their respective contributions to the understanding of natural language.

1 publications