Publiée une fois par année sur le site de la Haute Ecole de Gestion de Genève, la Revue électronique suisse de science de l'information (RESSI) a pour but principal le développement scientifique de cette discipline en Suisse.
Questions and Answers in Linguistics (QAL) is a free online peer-reviewed journal published by Center for General and Comparative Linguistics at the University of Wrocław. QAL presents papers focused on especially problematic areas of linguistic research, based on data from diverse languages. As far as theoretical analyses are concerned, we are primarily interested in works within the generative paradigm, although papers using different theoretical approaches can also be considered. We express an interest in interdisciplinary research employing methods from typology, historical studies, corpus studies and experimental psycho– or neurolinguistics providing an empirical background to purely theoretical research. We assume that an exhaustive understanding of a phenomenon as complex as natural language can only come about from bringing together pieces of evidence from many different sources.
QAL is an open access online journal, which means that articles we publish are freely available on the internet immediately after publication for any individual or institution to download, copy, read and quote free of charge, provided that the authors are properly credited and the integrity of the texts is maintained.
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