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"Issues of Applied Linguistics"

Chief Editor	Elena N. Malyuga
Registration as mass medium	PI №AC77-27859 Certificate issued by Federal Service for Supervision in the Sphere of Telecom, Information Technologies and Mass Communications
ISSN	2306-1286
e-ISSN	2541-7614
Founder	Business and Vocational Foreign Languages Teachers National Association
Publisher	Business and Vocational Foreign Languages Teachers National Association
Founded	2009
Open access	Gold open access
Frequency	Quarterly
Indexation	Ulrich’s periodicals, EBSCO, Crossref, Google Scholar, Russian Science Citation Index
Peer review	Double blind
APC	200 rub. per page
Licensing	Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 4.0

Aims and Scope of the Journal

Topical problems of business foreign language teaching;

Modern tendencies of vocational discourse development;

The latest ICT in foreign language teaching practices in a non-linguistic university;

Training strategies in vocational translation teaching in a non-linguistic university;

Intercultural communication in business;

Topical issues of modern linguistics:

- Germanic languages (English and German);
- Romance languages (French, Spanish, Italian);
- Oriental languages (Chinese).

Recent News

Issue 1(37) published

Tuesday 31st of March 2020

Issue 37 dwells on the aspects of such types of institutional discourse as song discourse, Internet discourse, corporate and business discourse (P.N. Khromenkov, T.S. Bashkankova, I.I.Valuitseva, D.A. Knyazkov).

Computer linguistics issues are explored by O.I. Maksimenko and А.O. Kutnyaya who are investigating the constituents of “joy” emotion.

Linguacultural aspects of literary discourse are studied by A.G., Sokolova and D.M. Khuchbarova.

Call for papers (1, 2020)

Monday 13th of January 2020

We are accepting articles and book reviews for issue 1 (2020).
Required volume - 6000 words.
You can find the guidelines here. Manuscript submissions are due February, 10 via flangs@mail.ru.

Issue 4(36) published

Monday 30th of December 2019

The topics discussed in Issue 4 (36) are concentrated around computer linguistics, translation studies and musical discourse.

Contents:

IAL Issue 3 (35) published

Monday 30th of September 2019

This issue is mainly devoted to functioning of various grammatical means in academic, polotical, business and media discourses.

T. I. Gribanova and A.E. Ustyantseva are consifering the issue of hedging, I. S. Lebedeva focuses on supposition structures.

Persuasive techniques are the object of investigation of I.D. Romanova.

Contents:
T. I. Gribanova
Hedging in different types of discourse

I. S. Lebedeva
Expression of supposition in spoken English

Call for papers (3, 2019)

Monday 12th of August 2019

We are accepting articles and book reviews for issue 3.

Required volume - 6000 words.

You can find the guidelines here. Manuscript submissions are due August, 25 via flangs@mail.ru