STRATI Journal of Linguistics and Language Studies

The journal aims to:

• Promote high-quality research in theoretical, descriptive, and applied linguistics.
• Facilitate dissemination of studies addressing language structure, use, acquisition, and variation.
• Support interdisciplinary approaches linking linguistics with psychology, anthropology, computer science, and education.
• Encourage research on language policy, planning, and preservation of endangered languages.
• Provide a forum for exploring multilingualism, language contact, and sociolinguistic dynamics.

The scope includes but is not limited to:

• Phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics.
• Pragmatics and discourse analysis.
• Psycholinguistics and neurolinguistics.
• Sociolinguistics and language variation.
• Language acquisition and bilingualism.
• Computational linguistics and natural language processing.
• Language policy, planning, and revitalization.
• Applied linguistics and language teaching methodologies.

Detailed Themes

The journal welcomes manuscripts on a broad range of topics including but not limited to:

Phonetics, Phonology, Morphology, Syntax, and Semantics

• Sound systems and phonological processes
• Morphological structures and word formation
• Sentence structure and syntactic theory
• Meaning, reference, and semantic relationships

Pragmatics and Discourse Analysis

• Speech acts and conversational implicature
• Discourse structure and coherence
• Narrative analysis and interactional sociolinguistics
• Politeness theory and language etiquette

Psycholinguistics and Neurolinguistics

• Language processing and comprehension
• Language production and cognitive mechanisms
• Brain imaging and neurocognitive studies
• Language disorders and aphasia research

Sociolinguistics and Language Variation

• Dialectology and regional language differences
• Language and identity
• Multilingualism and code-switching
• Language attitudes and language ideology

Language Acquisition and Bilingualism

• First and second language acquisition
• Critical period hypothesis
• Bilingual education and language maintenance
• Heritage language learning

Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing

• Machine translation and speech recognition
• Corpus linguistics and language modeling
• Text mining and sentiment analysis
• Dialogue systems and conversational agents

Language Policy, Planning, and Revitalization

• Language rights and linguistic human rights
• Endangered languages and revitalization efforts
• Language standardization and orthography development
• Language education policies

Applied Linguistics and Language Teaching Methodologies

• Second language teaching and learning strategies
• Curriculum design and assessment
• Technology-enhanced language learning
• Language testing and proficiency measurement

Send your paper to Email: strat.institute@gmail.com