Fluminensia
Scope & Guideline
Cultivating Critical Discourse in the Humanities
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Linguistic Analysis and Collocation Studies:
The journal focuses on the study of collocations and their implications in various contexts, including legal, literary, and everyday language. It examines how collocations shape meaning and contribute to effective communication. - Cognitive and Pragmatic Approaches to Language:
Fluminensia emphasizes cognitive and pragmatic aspects of language, investigating how language reflects thought processes and social interactions. This includes studies on metaphors, idioms, and their roles in discourse. - Cultural and Literary Criticism:
The journal publishes critical analyses of literature and cultural texts, exploring themes of identity, memory, and historical narratives within Croatian and broader Southeastern European contexts. - Corpus Linguistics and Digital Humanities:
There is a growing interest in corpus-based studies and the application of digital humanities methodologies to linguistic research, allowing for empirical investigations of language use and variation. - Interdisciplinary Research:
Fluminensia encourages interdisciplinary approaches, integrating insights from linguistics, literature, cultural studies, and history to provide a comprehensive understanding of language and its societal roles.
Trending and Emerging
- Metaphor and Emotion in Language:
There is a growing focus on the role of metaphor in conveying emotional content within discourse, particularly in political and social contexts. This trend highlights the importance of figurative language in shaping public perception and emotional responses. - Corpus-Based Linguistic Research:
An increasing number of studies utilize corpus linguistics to analyze language patterns and usage, reflecting a methodological shift towards data-driven research in understanding collocations and language phenomena. - Pragmatics and Speech Acts:
Research exploring pragmatics, specifically speech acts such as greetings and politeness strategies, is gaining traction. This reflects an interest in the social functions of language and its implications for communication. - Digital and Media Linguistics:
Emerging studies on digital communication, including social media language and its impact on public discourse, are becoming more prevalent, showcasing the relevance of linguistic research in the context of digital humanities. - Interdisciplinary Studies on Identity and Culture:
There is a notable trend towards interdisciplinary studies that examine the intersections of language, identity, and culture, particularly in the context of migration and globalization, indicating a broader societal engagement.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Linguistic Structures:
Studies focusing solely on traditional linguistic structures and grammar without contextual application have become less frequent, as researchers increasingly seek to connect linguistic analysis with cultural and social phenomena. - Historical Linguistics:
There appears to be a waning interest in purely historical linguistic studies, as contemporary issues and modern applications of language take precedence in recent publications. - Narrowly Defined Literary Genres:
Research concentrated on narrowly defined literary genres without consideration of broader cultural implications is appearing less frequently, suggesting a shift towards more integrative analyses that encompass diverse literary forms. - Static Language Teaching Methodologies:
Papers focusing exclusively on static methodologies for language teaching, without incorporating contemporary pedagogical strategies or technology, are less common, indicating a move towards more dynamic and interactive approaches. - Isolation of Croatian Literature:
There is a noticeable decline in studies that isolate Croatian literature from global contexts, as scholars increasingly recognize the importance of comparative literature and cross-cultural influences.
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