Revista Argentina de Historiografia Linguistica

Scope & Guideline

Advancing the study of linguistic heritage.

Introduction

Immerse yourself in the scholarly insights of Revista Argentina de Historiografia Linguistica with our comprehensive guidelines detailing its aims and scope. This page is your resource for understanding the journal's thematic priorities. Stay abreast of trending topics currently drawing significant attention and explore declining topics for a full picture of evolving interests. Our selection of highly cited topics and recent high-impact papers is curated within these guidelines to enhance your research impact.
LanguageMulti-Language
ISSN1852-1495
PublisherREVISTA ARGENTINA HISTORIOGRAFIA LINGUISTICA-RAHL
Support Open AccessNo
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AbbreviationREV ARGENT HISTORIOG / Rev. Argent. Historiogr. Linguist.
Frequency2 issues/year
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AddressCIUDAD DE LA PAZ 562 PB D, BUENOS AIRES 1426, ARGENTINA

Aims and Scopes

The 'Revista Argentina de Historiografia Linguistica' is dedicated to the exploration and analysis of the historical and sociolinguistic aspects of language, particularly Spanish, within various cultural contexts. Its primary aim is to provide a platform for scholarly discourse that intersects linguistics, history, and education, contributing to a deeper understanding of linguistic ideologies and practices over time.
  1. Historical Linguistics and Sociolinguistics:
    The journal focuses on the historical development of the Spanish language and its variants, examining the sociolinguistic factors that influence language evolution and usage.
  2. Linguistic Ideologies and Education:
    It explores how linguistic ideologies shape educational practices, particularly in the teaching of Spanish, and the impact of these ideologies on language policy and pedagogy.
  3. Cultural and Political Contexts of Language:
    The journal investigates the intersections between language, culture, and politics, analyzing how political ideologies affect language teaching and usage in various historical contexts.
  4. Contributions of Notable Figures and Movements:
    It highlights the contributions of key figures and movements in the field of linguistics, including historical analyses of their works and influence on language studies.
  5. Methodological Approaches in Linguistics:
    The journal emphasizes diverse methodological approaches in linguistic research, from historiographical analysis to contemporary linguistic studies.
The 'Revista Argentina de Historiografia Linguistica' has seen an evolution in its thematic focus, with certain trends and emerging themes gaining traction in recent publications. This section outlines those themes that reflect the journal's current research priorities.
  1. Linguistic Ideologies in Historical Contexts:
    There is a growing interest in analyzing linguistic ideologies through historical texts and educational frameworks, particularly regarding minority languages and regional variations within Spanish.
  2. Language and Politics:
    The intersection of language and politics has become increasingly relevant, with studies examining how political ideologies influence language teaching and public perception of linguistic varieties.
  3. Women in Linguistics:
    Recent publications have begun to emphasize the contributions of women in the field of linguistics, recognizing their historical roles and influence, which reflects a broader trend towards inclusivity in scholarly discourse.
  4. Language Contact and Identity:
    The theme of language contact, particularly in relation to identity and territoriality, is emerging as a significant area of study, highlighting the complexities of linguistic interactions in multicultural contexts.
  5. Contemporary Linguistic Practices:
    There is an increasing focus on contemporary linguistic practices and their historical roots, bridging past and present linguistic phenomena to understand current language dynamics.

Declining or Waning

While the journal has consistently focused on various aspects of linguistic historiography, certain themes have seen a decline in prominence over recent years. This section highlights those areas that are becoming less central to the journal's publications.
  1. 19th Century Linguistic Reforms:
    The focus on specific linguistic reforms from the 19th century, such as spelling reforms and educational methodologies, appears to be waning, as recent publications shift towards broader themes and contemporary issues.
  2. Monolingual Dictionary Analyses:
    Research dedicated to the analysis of specialized monolingual dictionaries from the 19th century has decreased, indicating a potential shift towards exploring more contemporary linguistic resources and practices.
  3. Historical Figures in Linguistics:
    The exploration of individual contributions from historical figures in linguistics has diminished, suggesting a transition towards more comprehensive studies that integrate broader sociolinguistic trends rather than focusing on singular contributions.

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