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**Call for Papers** **Call for Papers** **Call for Papers** Cognitive Linguistics Research Notes (a peer reviewed electronic journal) Head Editors Seana Coulson and Edward Robinson (U. C. San Diego) (University of Georgia) Statement of Purpose: Cognitive Linguistics Research Notes is a bi-annual, moderated electronic journal of cognitive linguistics research. We seek to provide a forum for research notes, squibs, selections of data, briefs, abstracts and other findings which are of interest to the greater cognitive linguistics community but are not of sufficient detail, depth or quantity to allow for presentation in a more established venue. We invite anyone interested in cognitive linguistics to submit. Submission Requirements: Submissions must not exceed 300 words in length. The topics may include anything which is of interest to the greater cognitive and functional linguistic communities. We do not significantly edit contributions nor accept works provisionally. For this reason, please proofread your submissions thoroughly for grammatical, spelling, and typographical errors. Frequency of publication and review/acceptance policy: Cognitive Linguistics Research Notes is published bi-annually in the Fall and Spring. All submissions will be collected for review by e-mail at clrnMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuevirtual.park.uga.edu. Reviews will occur one month prior to each edition, and letters of acceptance/rejection will be mailed out shortly afterwards. How to submit: Send your word squib by e-mail to: clrn
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