|
|
|||||||||||||||
|
Journal & Newsletter In 1970 SECOL began publishing The Southern Linguist, a four-page newsletter. The Southern Linguist was edited by Sarita Schotta until 1975 when Reza Ordoubadian of Middle Tennessee State University assumed the editorship. In spring of 1976 the name was changed to the SECOL Bulletin. The first peer- reviewed, scholarly article, "The Structure of Linguistic Thought," by Robert Rodman, appeared in 1977, Volume I. The first issue of The SECOL Review appeared in 1982. In 2000, the journal became the Southern Journal of Linguistics (SJL). SJL will be listed in Blackwells' Linguistics Abstracts, an electronic and print abstracting journal that provides access to abstracts form nearly 400 linguistics journals published since 1985. Individuals can purchase back issues of the journal for $10 each. The cost is $20 for libraries. SECOL members are asked to contribute to upcoming issues of SJL in the areas listed below:
Reviewers are needed for Laura Callahan. 2004. Spanish/English Codeswitching in a Written Corpus. Volume 27 of Studies in Bilingualism. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company. Mark Groundland, editor. 2008. "Aquí se imprimen libros": Cervantine Studies in Honor of Tom Lathrop. University, MS: Romance Monographs. Darío Villanueva. 2008. Después de la galaxia Gutenberg y de la galaxia McLuhan: After the Gutenberg Galaxy and the McLuhan Galaxy. Philadelphia, PA: Society of Spanish and Spanish-American Studies. Click on the link to check submission guidelines HTML or PDF To enquire about institutional subscriptions and to submit manuscripts contact
Professor Felice Coles, Managing Editor Newsletter
Fall 2001
|
||||||||||||||
| Secol Home | |||||||||||||||
