call for papers - Lingwistyka Stosowana
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call for papers - Lingwistyka Stosowana
CALL FOR PAPERS APPLIED LINGUISTICS IN BUSINESS The Institute of Specialised and Intercultural Communication at the University of Warsaw seeks papers for the special Volume 13 of the quarterly Lingwistyka Stosowana/ Applied Linguistics/ Angewandte Linguistik. The journal welcomes submissions of original research articles and book reviews that contribute to the field of applied linguistics in business and professional contexts. The volume will be published online and made available under a Creative Commons licence. Manuscripts shall be written in Polish, German or English, and should be accompanied by an English version of the title, abstract of 150-200 words in English and the address for manuscript correspondence (including postal and e-mail address). Articles should range between 4,000-6,000 words (including abstract, footnotes and bibliography) and book reviews — between 1,000-1,500 words. Manuscripts should be sent to the Editor ([email protected]) as email attachments (Word). Editorial Calendar: • • • • February 2015: call for papers, June 30, 2015: deadline for sending in papers, July 2015: proofreading of papers and authors’ corrections, August/September 2015: publication. 1. Text edition • • • • • • Style sheet: all the margins 2.5 cm. Paragraphs: first line should be in indented 1 cm; line spacing 1.5 point (this also applies to block quotes). Font: Times New Roman, 12 point, fully justified. Names as well as titles in Russian should be transliterated (according to the norm PN-ISO 9: 2000). Quotations and journal titles should be put in “Quotation Marks”. Tables, graphs, figures and symbols should be numbered and described: Times New Roman, 12 point, centred. 2. Text format • • Main heading should include the author’s name and affiliation. Paper’s title: Times New Roman, 12 point, bolded, left justified. 3. Review’s format • • Paper’s title: name and surname of the author of the book reviewed, its title, volume, edition, name of the publisher, place and date of publishing, number of pages (if translated — the name and surname of the translator). Name and surname of the author of the review should be put at the end of the text. 4. References in main text • • Author’s first name initial and surname, year of publication, page number: Y.M. Lukmani (1972: 68); (Y.M. Lukmani 1972: 68). Footnotes should be kept to a minimum, Times New Roman, 10 point, line spacing 1.0 point. 5. Bibliography Polish text: • books: GRUCZA, S. (2004), Od lingwistyki tekstu do lingwistyki tekstu specjalistycznego. Warszawa. • journal articles: GRUCZA, S. (2010), Główne tezy antropocentrycznej teorii języków, (w:) Lingwistyka Stosowana/ Applied Linguistics/ Angewandte Linguistik 2, 41-68. • article or chapter in an edited book: GRUCZA, S. (2009a), Fachwissen - Fachsprache - Fachtexte: Fachdiskursanalyse aus der Sicht der anthropozentrischen Sprachentheorie, (w:) F. Grucza, M. Olpińska, H.-J. Schwenk (red.), Diskurse als Mittel und Gegenstände der Germanistik. Warszawa, 15-28. English text: • books: GRUCZA, S. (2004), Od lingwistyki tekstu do lingwistyki tekstu specjalistycznego. Warszawa. • journal articles: GRUCZA, S. (2010c), Główne tezy antropocentrycznej teorii języków. In: Lingwistyka Stosowana/ Applied Linguistics/ Angewandte Linguistik 2, 41-68. • article or chapter in an edited book: GRUCZA, S. (2009a), Fachwissen - Fachsprache - Fachtexte: Fachdiskursanalyse aus der Sicht der anthropozentrischen Sprachentheorie. In: F. Grucza, M. Olpińska, H.-J. Schwenk (eds), Diskurse als Mittel und Gegenstände der Germanistik. Warszawa, 15-28. German text: • books: GRUCZA, S. (2004), Od lingwistyki tekstu do lingwistyki tekstu specjalistycznego. Warszawa. • journal articles: GRUCZA, S. (2010c), Główne tezy antropocentrycznej teorii języków. In: Lingwistyka Stosowana/ Applied Linguistics/ Angewandte Linguistik 2, 41-68. • article or chapter in an edited book: GRUCZA, S. (2009a), Fachwissen - Fachsprache - Fachtexte: Fachdiskursanalyse aus der Sicht der anthropozentrischen Sprachentheorie. In: F. Grucza, M. Olpińska, H.-J. Schwenk (Hg.), Diskurse als Mittel und Gegenstände der Germanistik. Warszawa, 15-28. Previously published papers can be viewed at http://www.ls.uw.edu.pl/en/ls-online.