Cognitive Studies-Etudes Cognitives

Scope & Guideline

Advancing the Frontiers of Cognitive Research

Introduction

Explore the comprehensive scope of Cognitive Studies-Etudes Cognitives through our detailed guidelines, including its aims and scope. Stay updated with trending and emerging topics, and delve into declining areas to understand shifts in academic interest. Our guidelines also showcase highly cited topics, featuring influential research making a significant impact. Additionally, discover the latest published papers and those with high citation counts, offering a snapshot of current scholarly conversations. Use these guidelines to explore Cognitive Studies-Etudes Cognitives in depth and align your research initiatives with current academic trends.
LanguageMulti-Language
ISSN2080-7147
PublisherPOLISH ACAD SCIENCES, INST SLAVIC STUDIES
Support Open AccessNo
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AbbreviationCOGN STUD-POLAND / Cogn. Stud.
Frequency1 issue/year
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AddressBARTOSZEWICZA 1B-17, WARSAW 00-337, POLAND

Aims and Scopes

Cognitive Studies-Etudes Cognitives focuses on the intersection of language, cognition, and sociolinguistics, aiming to explore how cognitive processes influence language use and vice versa. The journal emphasizes empirical research methodologies and theoretical frameworks that contribute to understanding cognitive phenomena in linguistic contexts.
  1. Cognitive Linguistics:
    Explores how language reflects and shapes cognitive processes, focusing on conceptualization, metaphor, and semantic networks.
  2. Sociolinguistics:
    Investigates language use within social contexts, including multilingualism, language attitudes, and the impact of sociopolitical factors on language practices.
  3. Language Education and Acquisition:
    Addresses challenges and methodologies in language teaching and learning, especially for bilingual and multilingual contexts.
  4. Discourse Analysis:
    Analyzes language in use across various domains, including media discourse, political language, and everyday communication.
  5. Cultural Linguistics:
    Examines how cultural factors influence language and cognition, particularly in bilingual and multicultural settings.
Recent publications in Cognitive Studies-Etudes Cognitives reveal emerging themes that highlight the journal's responsiveness to contemporary issues in language and cognition, particularly in the context of sociopolitical challenges.
  1. Bilingualism and Multilingualism:
    There is a notable increase in studies focusing on bilingual and multilingual experiences, especially in the context of Ukrainian and Polish languages, reflecting current sociopolitical dynamics.
  2. Language and Identity:
    Research exploring the relationship between language use and identity formation, particularly in the context of conflict and migration, has gained prominence, highlighting the socio-cognitive dimensions of language.
  3. Impact of War on Language Practices:
    Emerging themes focus on how conflict, particularly the war in Ukraine, influences language attitudes, usage, and education, showcasing the intersection of sociolinguistics and cognitive studies.
  4. Computational Linguistics and NLP:
    An increase in studies utilizing computational methods for analyzing language data indicates a trend towards integrating technology with linguistic research, particularly in natural language processing.
  5. Cognitive Discourse Analysis:
    A rising interest in the cognitive aspects of discourse analysis demonstrates a blending of cognitive theories with practical discourse studies, particularly in political and media contexts.

Declining or Waning

While Cognitive Studies-Etudes Cognitives has consistently emphasized certain themes, others appear to be waning in prominence. This decline may reflect shifts in research focus or the evolving landscape of sociolinguistic studies.
  1. Historical Linguistics:
    Themes related to historical language development and analysis have decreased, possibly due to a growing emphasis on contemporary sociolinguistic issues.
  2. Language Policy and Planning:
    Research on formal language policy has diminished, indicating a shift towards more immediate sociolinguistic phenomena rather than institutional frameworks.
  3. Traditional Dialect Studies:
    Studies focusing solely on regional dialects have become less frequent, suggesting a broader interest in sociolinguistic dynamics rather than isolated dialectal features.
  4. Grammatical Theory:
    Theoretical explorations of grammar as a standalone topic have seen reduced attention, as the journal increasingly prioritizes empirical and applied linguistic studies.

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