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LINGUIST List 21.1770

Mon Apr 12 2010

Calls: Comp Ling/Translation/ Journal of Language and Translation (Jrnl)

Editor for this issue: Dayn Schulert <daynlinguistlist.org>

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        1.    David Hindman, Journal of Language and Translation
Message 1: Journal of Language and Translation
Date: 11-Apr-2010
From: David Hindman <aletheia3yahoo.com>
Subject: Journal of Language and Translation
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Full Title: Journal of Language and Translation


Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics;Semantics;Translation

Call Deadline: 05-Sep-2010

The Journal of Language & Translation (ISSN 1598-6381) is placing this call
for papers for the Fall 2010 issue. The journal is concerned with a wide
variety of areas in translation theory and practice including cultural and
literary translation, translation process and problems, natural language
processing, translation and equivalence, dictionaries and grammars for
translation, translation and semantics, and translation vs. interpreting.
Additionally, the following areas are of interest: artificial languages and
language typology. Papers on other topics will be given careful
consideration. Papers are peer reviewed. The JL&T is published both in
print and electronically in the spring and fall of each year. Format: the
language of publication is English, and the format is essentially Chicago
Style. See www.unish.org for further details. The length of the manuscript
should not exceed 45 pages. A 200-word abstract should be given at the
beginning of each manuscript followed by several key words. Submissions:
electronic submissions are preferred. Kindly send the paper in MS Word
(.doc or .docx) format to David Hindman, Managing Editor, at both the
following email addresses: englishsejong.ac.kr and aletheia3yahoo.com.

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