Canadian Journal of Linguistics
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| Discipline | Linguistics |
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| Language | English French |
| Edited by | Sarah Cummins and Éric Mathieu |
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| History | 1954 - present |
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| Frequency | 1954-2005: Quarterly 2005-present: Three times per year |
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| ISO 4 | CJL/RCL |
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| ISSN | 0008-4131 (print) 1710-1115 (web) |
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Canadian Journal of Linguistics (French, Revue canadienne de linguistique) is the official peer reviewed journal of the Canadian Linguistic Association. Established in 1954, the journal publishes original research in various topics in both theoretical and applied linguistics.[1] Its current editors are Prof. Éric Mathieu (University of Ottawa) and Prof. Elizabeth Cowper (University of Toronto).
See also
References
- ^ Canadian Journal of Linguistics University of Toronto Press. Retrieved March 28, 2015.
External links
- Official home page of the Canadian Journal of Linguistics
- Official home page of the Canadian Linguistic Association
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