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«俄罗斯语言学期刊» 是语言学和跨学科研究领域的国际同行评议科学出版物。无论是在其编委会和专家委员会的权威性，还是在作者和出版内容的主题专业性等方面，该杂志均具有国际化特点。
期刊宗旨
- 促进俄罗斯和外国语言学家以及相关领域的专家之间的科学交流与合作。
- 使读者了解国内外语言学研究的最新趋势和理论，以及它们的实际应用。
- 发表语言学在跨学科之间探究语言、文化、意识和交流的相互作用新颖的专题研究成果。
- 促进语言在不同社会文化语境中发展与使用的探究。
该期刊涵盖了不同语言的功能和社会认知方面的内容，并侧重探究关注社会文化背景下跨学科对语言发展和使用的影响。这种特殊的方式使本刊能够展现语言学中广泛的跨学科领域的研究，如语言与文化、比较语言学、社会语言学、心理语言学、认知语言学、语用学、话语分析、跨文化交流、翻译理论与实践。
该杂志的一个显着特点是定期发布具有学科研究问题的专题内容。此类问题的受邀编辑均为是俄罗斯学者/外国学者。对语言学中的争议问题进行多方面的深入研究，有利于澄清对争议问题的立场，以综合方式介绍不同的思想流派，并制定出最佳的研究原则。
该杂志的一个显著特点是定期刊登专门讨论最重要的科学问题。这些问题的客座编辑可以是俄罗斯或外国学者。对语言学中的争议问题进行多方面的深入研究，有助于澄清对争议问题的立场，提供不同学派的综合观点，并制定最佳研究原理。
除学术文章外，还出版了科学时事纪要，包括评述、科学概述、会议信息、科学项目等。
本刊严格遵守COPE（出版伦理委员会）文件中规定的国际出版伦理标准 http://publicationethics.org 。
文章格式、期刊目录和更多信息可以在以下网站上找到 。
栏目要求
比较语言学
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社会语言学
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心理语言学
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跨文化交际
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语言和文化
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跨文化交际理论
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社会文化和人际交往
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跨文化方面的翻译教学
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生态语言学
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情感语言
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情感交流
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情感翻译
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语言文化概论
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语言文化意识
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政治新闻媒体话语
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修辞，语法，构词
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翻译理论与实践
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语义学研究：为纪念安娜-维尔兹比卡
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文化语义学和语用学
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社会语言学
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语用学及话语分析
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语言文化
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概述简评
Scientific review articles on thematic specialization of the journal
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学术报告
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BOOK REVIEWS
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最新动态
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纪念
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同⾏评审过程
对杂志编辑部所收到的科学文章进行双盲评审（即评审者不知道文章作者是谁，文章作者不知道评审者是谁）。
- 文章由编辑理事会和编辑委员会的成员以及特邀评审者评审，评审者为来自俄罗斯等国家相关学科的重要专家。所有评审者都是在受评审资料的题目方面得到认可、最近三年内出版符合相关主题文章的专家。
- 每片文章至少由3名专家评审，包括两个校外专家（即不在俄罗斯人民友谊大学任职的专家）。总编辑、副总编辑、科学编辑、编辑部主任决定哪些评审者评审文章。评审期限为2-4周，但按照评审者的要求可延长评审时间。在具有可影响文章评论解释过程的明显利益冲突的情况下，评审者有权拒绝评审文章。
- 每名评审者在评审过程中填写评审表，便于以公平客观的态度根据一系列标准评审文章。标准包括：文章是否符合杂志所涉及的题目；文章是否具有现实性；同样的文章是否已发表过。评审者以最多5分（0-5分）评估文章的科学新颖性、研究方法、文献、题目和内容的一致性、语言修辞等。文章评审者对文章可提出下述建议（评审者的每项决定都必须有理由）：
- 文章无需修改，可以发表；
- 文章无需进一步审阅，但需要根据评审者的意见修改；完善后可发表；
- 文章需要修改，完善后需要再次评审；
- 文章即使修改后不能在杂志上发表。
有意见发表时，评审者需详细解释，并提出建设性修改建议。评论中有对作者侮辱或抨击内容的，编辑部保留调整个别评论内容的权利。评审者对A、B、C问题的答案（是否）以及D-G问题上的分数（0-5分）在不经改动的情况下直接发给作者。
- 杂志编辑部把评论文字发给作者。评论中提出对文章进行加工意见的，编辑建议作者在起草新一版文章时考虑这些建议，或有理由反驳这些建议。文章最后定稿时间从向作者发送需要修改的电子邮件之日起不应超过2个月。修改后文章再次送审。
- 拒绝修改文章的，作者必须以书面或口头方式通知编辑部撤回文章。编辑部给作者发送评审结果3个月后还不提交修订稿的，编辑部不得不撤回文章，并给作者发送相关通知。
- 编辑部对每片文章最多进行三次评审。三次修改后大多数评审者或编辑部本身对文章还是存有重要意见的，编辑部将拒绝发表文章，并给作者发送相关通知。
- 作者和评审者对文章有不可调和的矛盾的，编辑部在编辑委员会和总编辑的同意下可对文章进行额外评审。存在争议的情况下，总编辑在编辑委员会会议上决定是否发表文章。
- 未经编辑委员会决定建议发表的文章不得重新评审。编辑部通过电子邮件通知作者拒绝发表文章的决定，在邮件中提供评论内容和拒绝发表的理由。
- 编辑委员会作出同意出版文章的决议后通知作者，告知出版日期。
- 存在正面评论并不构成发表文章的充分理由。发表的最终决定由编辑委员会作出。存在争议的情况下，由总编辑决定是否发表文章。
- 作者有权对编辑部的拒绝决定提出质疑。需要向编辑部发出相关申请。在申请书中需详细说明作者为何不认可编辑部根据评审者结论作出的决定，说明复审决定的理由。并提交改稿（如需修改）。总编辑在编辑委员会会议上亲自研究争议情况和作者要求修改编辑部决定的请求。不得对总编辑的决定提出异议。
- 文章评论和文章评审记录的原件至少5年期内存放在杂志编辑部办公室里。
- 文章评论和作者与编辑部所进行的通信不对外公布，只用于编辑部内部文件流程，以及与作者保持联系。评论副本可应要求提供给俄罗斯联邦教育和科学部
- 在线提供审核表格 Manuscript Evaliation Form
出版周期
该杂志每年出版 4 期。 发行量：500份。 有关杂志专题的准备信息发布在该出版物的网站上。
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Journal archiving policies
The journal uses the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN) to digitally preserve all the published articles. The PKP PN is a part of LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) program offers decentralized and distributed preservation, seamless perpetual access, and preservation of the authentic original version of the content.
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The information about all the articles published is archived in Russian Electronic Scientific Library (eLIBRARY.ru). The direct URL to the journal issues: http://elibrary.ru/contents.asp?titleid=25712 . You can search through article metadata (title, author, keywords, abstract etc.) on eLIBRARY.ru. The URL to article’s full text is available on the article’s page on eLIBRARY.ru. The articles’ full texts are stored on the journal’s server and can be accessed through this page (http://journals.rudn.ru/linguistics/issue/archive ) or from each article's individual page on eLIBRARY.ru.
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The Editorial Board of the Journal will carefully and responsibly consider all reasonable requests regarding the detected violations in the published materials.
The editors consider it the duty of the author and the reviewer to inform the editors as soon as possible about the missed errors and violations that they have identified after the publication of the article.
The journal's publisher, RUDN University, is a co-founder and a member of the Association of Scientific Editors and Publishers (ASEP), Russia, and supports the ASEP Declaration on the Ethical Principles of Scientific Publications
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Plagiarism takes many forms, from passing off another paper as the author(s) own paper to copying or paraphrasing substantial parts of another(s) paper (without attribution), to claiming results from research conducted by others. Plagiarism in all its forms constitutes unethical publishing behavior and is unacceptable.
The Editorial Board considers the following to be the forms plagiarism:
- Use (word for word citing) of any materials in any value without indicating the source;
- use of images, pictures, photographs, tables, diagrams, schemes, or any other forms of graphical information presentation without indicating the source;
- use of images, pictures, photographs, tables, diagrams, schemes, or any other forms of graphical information presentation published in scientific and popular issues without approving by the copyright holder;
- use of the materials without written permission, the authors or copyright holders of which don’t permit use of their materials without special approvement.
The Editorial Board considers the following to be the forms of incorrect borrowing:
- Absence of graphical highlighting of literal text citation when there are references to the source;
- incorrect references (incomplete bibliographic description of the sources, which prevents their identification;
- reference not to the first source of the borrowed text without a clear indication of this fact (mistake in primary source determination);
- absence of references from the text to the sources enumerated in the list below the article;
- excessive citation (in case there are references to the sources and graphical highlighting of the cited text), the volume of which is not justified by the genre and aims of the article.
Only original works are acceptable for publication in journal. The journal does not allow any forms of plagiarism.
If the authors have used the work and/or words of others, this has been appropriately cited or quoted.
The journal is using "ANTIPLAGIAT" software for plagiarism detection in all Russian-language manuscripts. If the editorial board of the journal has reasons for a more detailed check, additional tools for searching for borrowings can be involved. Google Scholar is used for English-language manuscripts. Papers will be rejected from any stage of the publication process (even if the article was published already) if plagiarism will be fined.
The Editorial Board of the Journal strongly discourages the use of any technique to increase the text score in the Anti-Plagiarism system.
Articles that show signs of technical modifications in order to artificially increase the uniqueness of the text will not be published in the journal even if revised. The editors report all such facts to the reviewer and, if the author works in an educational institution, to its management.
If unauthorized borrowings are detected, as well as with a low coefficient of originality of the text (<85%) and large amounts of borrowings that are not justified by the goals of the article, the manuscript is rejected from publication.
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Identification of plagiarism of ideas and plagiarism of data is carried out as part of scientific peer review, as well as after the publication of manuscripts - upon the fact of readers' requests with relevant statements. When establishing the fact of unauthorized borrowing of data (results of scientific work) or ideas, the manuscript (article) will be withdrawn and rejected from publication, even if it has already been published.
Papers will be rejected from any stage of the publication process (even if the article was published already) if plagiarism will be fined.
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In general, an author should not submit for consideration in another journal a previously published paper. Publication of some kinds of articles (eg, clinical guidelines, translations) in more than one journal is sometimes justifiable, provided certain conditions are met. The authors and editors of the journals concerned must agree to the secondary publication, which must reflect the same data and interpretation of the primary document. The primary reference must be cited in the secondary publication.
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First author. The first author in the list of co-authors should be the head of the author's team of the manuscript, who took the greatest part in the process of preparing the text and is familiar with the entire process of conducting scientific work. The head of the team of authors should also be a "correspondence author" - to communicate with the editors of the journal and readers (after the publication of the article).
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When an author discovers a significant error or inaccuracy in his/her own published work, it is the authors obligation to promptly notify the journal editor or publisher and cooperate with the editor to retract or correct the paper. If the editor or the publisher learn from a third party that a published work contains a significant error, it is the obligation of the author to promptly correct or retract the paper or provide evidence to the editor of the correctness of the original paper.
Editorial Policy for Corrections to Published Articles
If inaccuracies and factual errors are made in the article that do not require retraction of the article, the editorial carries out the procedure for publishing the corrections.
The purpose of corrections made to a scientific article after publication is to convey truthful, accurate information to the reader, help avoid illegal borrowing, and eliminate erroneous data.
Any necessary changes will be accompanied with a post-publication notice which will be permanently linked to the original article so that readers will be fully informed of any necessary changes. This can be in the form of a Correction notice, an Expression of Concern, a Retraction and in rare circumstances a Removal.
Authors should notify us as soon as possible if they find errors in their published article, especially errors that could affect the interpretation of data or reliability of information presented. It is the responsibility of the corresponding author to ensure consensus has been reached between all listed co-authors prior to putting forward any requests for corrections or retractions to an article.
Any minor errors will not be accompanied by a separate correction notice. Instead, a footnote will be added to the article detailing to the reader that the article has been corrected. Minor errors do not impact the reliability of, or the reader’s understanding of, the scholarly content.
The reprint of the article with corrections is carried out simultaneously with the retraction of the previous publication in case of multiple typos, incorrect citation, incorrect wording, incorrect facts, the need for corrections to the team of authors and other cases where changes are required that affect the interpretation of the article and at the same time the scientific integrity of the article does not remain unchanged.
Reprint of the corrected article may be initiated by the author (s), readers, or the editors of the journal.
The procedure for correcting errors when reprinting an article
- If the editorial board has received information about the need to make corrections from third parties, the editor or the Editor-in-Chief will politely send the authors a notification about the need to analyze the identified errors.
- After an analysis of the identified errors, the editorial representatives report the need to reprint the article with corrections to the author (s) to agree on the corrections.
- The printed issue of the journal publishes an error message indicating the number / year and pages of the issue with the article in which the error was made, a description of the error and text with the corrected error, and retractions of the previous version of the article containing errors.
It is also indicated on whose initiative the retraction and reprint procedure is carried out.
In the online version of the journal, an error message is posted on the site page and / or PDF file with the article.
Readers are given the opportunity to work with the revised version of the article by posting it on the site next to the previous retracted version, in which the retraction was noted. - Information about the corrections, retractions and republishing is transferred to the Russian Index of Science Citation (elibrary.ru) and other databases in which the journal is indexed.
Retraction guidelines
In some cases, the Editorial Board may consider retracting a publication.
The article will be officially retracted if at any stage of review, prepress, or after publication, the editors or readers reveal a violation of the requirements of publication ethics. The retraction of the article due to violation of publication ethics will also entail a ban on the publication of articles in this journal for all members of the authors team involved in the incident in the future.
The reasons for retraction may be the following:
- it constitutes plagiarism, including borrowed pictures, tables, diagrams, etc. If plagiarism was detected after publication (see Plagiarism Policy);
- the third party expresses claims concerning copyrights for the article or its parts;
- the findings have previously been published elsewhere before the date of its publication in the journal.
The published article has serious errors, which place its scientific value in question.
In such cases, the Editor should initiate the revision, after which the article may be retracted. The Act on retraction is complied, which is signed by the editor-in-chief. The copy of the Act is being sent to the author of the article.
In this case, the article is not physically withdrawn from the published edition and the file of the issue on web site. The Editorial Office publishes the notification on retraction of the article on the corresponding page of the issue content on the official site of the Journal. The Editorial Office should attentively consider issuing an expression of concern about the revealed problems in the published materials.
The Editorial Board considers it a responsibility of authors and reviewers to promptly inform about the missed mistakes and breaches revealed after the publication of the article.
Privacy Statement
Information about the authors (surname, name, family name, affiliation, e-mail, contact number), which is provided by them for publication in the journal, is becoming available for an indefinite range of persons, for which the authors give their permission by providing his article in the online system on the website of the journal.
The following data is published for the convenience of the authors with the aim of the full and correct account of publications and their citation by the corresponding bibliography companies and providing the possibility of contacting the authors ans the scientific society.
Personal information provided by the authors in addition to the enumerated below include additional e-mails and phones. These will be used only for contacting the authors in the process of preparing the publication. The Editorial Board may not transmit this information to a third party, who can use it for some other purposes.
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个人数据处理政策
Terms and conditions for processing personal data of users of the RUDN UNIVERSITY SCIENTIFIC PERIODICALS PORTAL (hereinafter referred to as Terms and Conditions)
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2. The Operator processes of the RUDN Scientific Journals Portal (hereinafter referred to as the Portal) users PD in accordance with these Terms and Conditions within the framework of legal relations with the Operator regulated by the current Russian legislation and Policy.
3. The Operator processes the following types of PD of users.
Surname,
Name,
Middle name / patronymic (if any)
- E-mail,
User ID stored in the cookie*,
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Scopus Author ID (if available),
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Mendeley Profile (if available),
Publons Profile (if available),
Organization (Organization name, organization address),
- Academic Degree,
- Academic Title
- Position,
- personal page on the website of the organization (place of work) of the user on the Internet.
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6.1.1. the only author in the article or the corresponding author in the presence of several co-authors in the article - to upload the article to the Journal's website for the purpose of its consideration by the editors of the Journal and publication in the Journal. By uploading an article to the Journal's website, the Author accepts the offer - transfers the rights to use the article and expresses consent to the processing of his PD by the Operator.
! The author's license agreement for the publication of the article (public offer) is placed in the "Copyright" section of the journal's website in the public domain (registration on the site as a User is not required for preliminary familiarization with the text of the offer).
At the same time, the User, filling out the registration form, makes all the PD listed in clause 3 of these Terms.
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6.1.2. a co-author of an article who is not a correspondent author, for the subsequent submission of information about the co-author in the process of uploading an article by a correspondent author to the Journal's website for the purpose of its consideration by the editors of the Journal and publication in the Journal. By filling out the registration form, the User agrees to the processing of his PD by the Operator.
At the same time, the User, filling out the registration form, puts a tick in the role of the Author and makes all the PD listed in clause 3 of these Terms.
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The processing by the Operator of the PD of the User registered as the Author / Co-author includes the collection, recording, systematization, accumulation, storage, clarification (updating, changing), extraction, copying, use, transfer as part of the article metadata (provision, access), including distribution, depersonalization, blocking, deletion and destruction of PD in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation.
6.1.3. when registering on the website of the Journal as a Reviewer to participate in the review of a scientific article submitted for consideration by the editors of the Journal.
At the same time, the User, filling out the registration form, makes all the PD listed in clause 3 of these Terms.
By checking the box "Legal information✱ / Consent to the processing of personal data" of the registration form, the User, having previously clicked on the link below "Consent to the processing of personal data" and having read the text in the window that opens, confirms that he has read these Terms and Conditions and the Policy and his consent to the processing by the Operator of the User's PD entered in the registration form. Without such confirmation, the registration of the User will not be completed.
Having received a review request sent by the Editorial Board to the Reviewer’s e-mail address with an offer attached and expressing in response to the request consent to participate in reviewing in the user’s personal account, the Reviewer accepts the offer - transfers the rights to use the subsequently prepared review and expresses consent to the processing by the Operator of his PD.
Processing by the Operator of the User's PD, registered as a Reviewer, includes collection, systematization, accumulation, storage, clarification (updating, modification), extraction, copying, use, transfer to third parties (provision, access); depersonalization, blocking and destruction of PD in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation.
At the same time, the following PD of the reviewer are subject to transfer to third parties, namely and exclusively to Scientific Electronic Library LLC (eLIBRARY.ru) and the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation: surname, first name, middle name / patronymic (if any), academic degree, academic title, email, position, organization name. Transfer can be carried out only if the Reviewer accepts the Offer.
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