School of English Studies, University of Nottingham
 
Nottingham Linguistic Circular
NLC Online: ISSN 1473-8287
NLC Paper: ISSN 0260-5643

 

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The Nottingham Linguistic Circular was published by the School of English Studies from November 1971 until volume 14 in 1985. It was relaunched in October 2000 with volume 15 appearing in both paper and electronic form. The new e-journal is freely available to readers over the internet, and appears annually, in the Autumn. Hard copies of the journal are published and distributed to members of the Nottingham Linguistic Circle, which comprises all staff and researchers associated with the University of Nottingham who have an interest in modern English language and linguistics. To become a member of the circle, email the editor.

The articles held on-line are in .pdf files for quick and easy downloading. You will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to be able to access them. If you need to install it on your computer, download it here for free:

The publication policy of NLC remains true to the principles of the first issue, edited by Ronald Hartmann and Walter Nash:

We hope to create a small market for writings which merit at least a passing notice, but which may not be germane to the big business of the learned journals. In considering such writings for publication we shall not impose limitations of doctrine or theme. Our editorial posture is one of non-commitment, the only requirement being that contributions should be of moderate length and have a clear bearing on linguistics or language. This is virtually an invitation to all comers, and since there are obviously many topics which lie beyond the scope of our arbitration, we have asked colleagues in various fields to help us by serving on an advisory panel...

As editors, we are of course convinced of the value and desirability of our undertaking. However, it must be obvious that the strength of a 'little magazine' - its whole character and potential for growth - lies very largely with its readership. We would accordingly remind our readers of our editorial need to be pestered. We invite suggestions, criticisms, information, matter for debate. In short, we call for a participant audience to help in creating a lively magazine.

Contributors
Potential contributions to the journal should be sent to the editorial address below - preferably by email attachment. Please send plain text, without footnotes, and use the Harvard system of referencing (Author's name (Date), with references collected at the end of the article). Please also supply 5 keywords and an abstract of no more than 100 words. Individual authors retain copyright on their work.
 

Archive
Issues 1-14 of NLC contained many articles of historic importance or which are still of interest. We are in the process of archiving a selection of this material for online access, as well as a comprehensive listing of titles.

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If the article you are looking for is not yet available online, please email the editor to request a copy.
 

Advisory Board
The journal is a scholarly research publication. The following are members of our advisory board:

Professor Ronald Carter, University of Nottingham
Professor Michael McCarthy, University of Nottingham
Special Professor John McRae, University of Nottingham
Dr Svenja Adolphs, University of Nottingham

Dr Louise Mullany, University of Nottingham
Dr Zoltan Dornyei, University of Nottingham
Dr Norbert Schmitt, University of Nottingham
Dr Violeta Sotirova, University of Nottingham
 
 

Editorial Address:

Prof. Peter Stockwell
NLC, School of English Studies
The University of Nottingham
University Park
Nottingham NG7 2RD
UK

E-mail: Peter.Stockwell@nottingham.ac.uk

 

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