Language Research

Language Research

****Headline: "Linguistic Research" Journal Now Accepts Submissions in English*****

The "Linguistic Research" Journal is pleased to announce that it is now expanding its scope to accept original research articles in English. We invite researchers and scholars of linguistics from around the world to contribute to our journal.

Authors are welcome to submit their original and scholarly papers in English across all subfields of linguistics, including both fundamental (theoretical) and applied research.

Journal of Linguistic Research

The Journal of Linguistic Research, a biannual publication, features research articles in the fields of theoretical and applied linguistics, related areas of culture and ancient languages, and studies on dialects of Iranian languages. It also encompasses a diverse range of subfields related to language issues (language teaching, linguistics, semiotics, sociology of language, psychology of language, pragmatics, etc.). Additionally, the journal welcomes book review articles. While the primary language of the journal is Persian, articles in English are also accepted. The journal provides open access to all its articles. Use of the journal's content is permitted provided the source is cited. Copyright for articles remains with the author(s). Upon publication, authors grant the Journal of Linguistic Research the right of first publication. Thereafter, they may publish the article file, parts of it, or the entire content on websites, in other journals, or in books, provided they acknowledge its initial publication in this journal. The journal encourages authors to share their work online to promote knowledge.

Journal Profile

Journal Title: Journal of Linguistic Research

Owner: University of Tehran

Publisher: University of Tehran Press

English Title: Journal of Linguistic Research

Scientific Category: Humanities

Sub-category: Language - Linguistics

Scientific Rank: Scientific-Research

Date of First Validity: 2011-07-09 (1389/04/18)

Peer-review Type: Double-blind, Anonymous, and Confidential

Journal access status: Open Access

Average Duration: Approximately 3 week.

Average Peer-review and Acceptance Process Time: Average Duration: 3 to 4 months.

Article Acceptance Rate:  %14

Publication Frequency: Biannual

Journal Language: Persian (Abstracts and References in both English and Persian)

Publication Type: Electronic

Access Type: Open Access (Full Text)

Print ISSN: 9289-2251

Online ISSN: 3362-2676

Citation Style: APA

Phone: +98 (21) 61112999

Journal Email: jolr@ut.ac.ir

Website: https://jolr.ut.ac.ir

Article Review Fee: Yes

Final Acceptance and Publication Fee: Yes

Copyright: The journal follows the international rules of the Creative Commons public copyright license. Copyright of articles belongs to the authors; authors own and hold the copyright to their work.

Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE): The Journal of Linguistic Research, in respect of publication ethics, adheres to the guidelines, principles, and rules of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and follows the executive bylaw of the law on prevention and dealing with fraud in scientific works.

Plagiarism and Similarity Policy: Based on an agreement with SinaWeb Company, all articles submitted to the Journal of Linguistic Research will be checked for plagiarism and similarity using software such as Hamtayab and SamimNoore before entering the peer-review process.

Notice to Authors

The journal charges a fee after the peer-review process, for article publication; however, redistribution of information from this website with source attribution is free. In accordance with the request of the Commission of Scientific Publications of Iran, registration and display of a free ORCID iD and the use of an institutional/academic email address are mandatory for authors. Therefore, respected authors are requested to obtain an ORCID iD and an institutional/academic email address before submitting their article to the journal.

The corresponding author must be a faculty member of a university, center, or research institute. Submission is free, but a written confirmation letter from the corresponding author and the forms below must be submitted with the article. PhD and Master's students cannot be the sole corresponding author. The designation of the corresponding author is free based on mutual agreement between the parties. The responsibility for ensuring the absence of plagiarism, data fabrication, and misuse of artificial intelligence lies with the article's authors.

Required Files and Forms (to be submitted via the article submission system):

Main Article File: Without author names and formatted according to the journal's template (see the Author Guidelines).

Title Page File: Including author details.

Letter of Commitment Form: Must include the article title and the full names of all authors, and be signed by all authors (see Author Guidelines).

Conflict of Interest and Manuscript Commitment Form: Must be signed by the corresponding author and uploaded with the article file (see Author Guidelines).

Article Format: The final version of the article, after completing the peer-review and acceptance stages, must be submitted using the journal's article template. Otherwise, it will not be processed (see Author Guidelines).

Important: For finally accepted articles, authors must prepare an extended English abstract of 1000 to 1200 words in addition to the short English abstract. This extended abstract must be placed in the article according to the sample template and submitted along with other required files via the journal's submission system. AI can be used to edit the English abstract for spelling, grammar, and text revision purposes.

The Journal of Linguistic Research charges a fee of 1,500,000 Rials for the initial review process. If the article is accepted, an additional publication fee of 4,500,000 Rials will be required, bringing the total fee to 6,000,000 Rials.

Upon notification from the journal's editorial office, please complete the payment through the online payment portal available in the journal's submission system. Alternatively, you may transfer the amount to the following bank account:

  • Account Number: 4001070103006825

  • IBAN: IR830100004001070103006825

  • Payment ID: 314070174140107000000002002202

  • Account Name: تمرکز وجوه اختصاصی دانشگاه تهران (University of Tehran Special Funds Concentration)

  • Bank: Central Bank of Iran

After making the payment, please email a copy of the transaction receipt to the journal's editorial office for verification purposes.

              

  

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Current Issue: Volume 16, Issue 2 - Serial Number 31, March 2026, Pages 1-328 

Keywords Cloud

  • persian
  • Optimality Theory
  • Persian language
  • Cognitive linguistics
  • grammaticalization
  • relative clause
  • construction morphology
  • Distributed Morphology
  • language contact
  • negation
  • Epenthesis
  • Cognitive Semantics
  • cognitive grammar
  • Kurdish language
  • Metaphor
  • speech rhythm
  • determiner phrase
  • speech act
  • voice
  • borrowing
  • Discourse marker
  • epistemic modality
  • speaker identification
  • coordination
  • adverb
  • schema
  • constructional polysemy
  • Role and Reference Grammar
  • Hawrami
  • deletion
  • event structure
  • middle
  • ellipsis
  • Kalhori Kurdish
  • hiatus
  • discourse
  • Modality
  • Economics
  • Certainty
  • polysemy
  • second language acquisition
  • semantics
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  • vowel space
  • Principled Polysemy
  • linking
  • compounding
  • Verb
  • Cognitive approach
  • constraints
  • word formation
  • Head Movement
  • Politeness
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  • Duration
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  • Derivation
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  • semantic skeleton
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  • affixation
  • semantic change
  • compound nouns
  • lexicalization
  • phonological opacity
  • verb phrase
  • small clause
  • Etymology
  • cognitive morphology
  • Azerbaijani
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  • \"Persian derivational Prefixes\"
  • Ecolinguistics
  • complement clause
  • Across-the-Board movement
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  • stem
  • Ezafe Construction
  • licensing
  • news discourse
  • Mac Whinney’s framework
  • gender
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  • \"affix ordering\"
  • Nanosyntax
  • boundary tone
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  • interaction
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  • Negation Phrase
  • Active
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  • Movement
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  • vowel
  • specificity
  • intonational phrase
  • agreement
  • psycholinguistics
  • Sociolinguistics
  • quantifier phrase
  • tense
  • Iranian languages
  • lexical aspect
  • \"Complexity-Based Ordering Approach\"
  • Frame
  • Error Analysis
  • subject
  • Speech Recognition
  • Natural language processing
  • Brain
  • Ranking
  • Patterns
  • extraction
  • Psychoanalysis
  • illocutionary force
  • Anthropocentrism
  • Structure
  • Corpus
  • Words
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  • emphasis
  • Speech Acts
  • Intonation
  • prototype
  • critical discourse analysis
  • Optimality
  • Ideology
  • Gender
  • anthropomorphism
  • new
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  • Prosody
  • word order
  • Tone
  • cultural studies
  • Dialect
  • comparative
  • Dryer
  • construction
  • Complex sentence
  • articulatory phonology
  • Rhetoric
  • bar
  • Pre/postpositions
  • Shahnameh
  • E-learning
  • Semantic feature
  • working memory
  • predicate
  • council
  • Proverbs
  • lexical
  • phenomenology
  • Word
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  • reliability
  • Document
  • VAR
  • Simile
  • Modal auxiliaries
  • English / Persian
  • Internal structure
  • Ethics
  • Kermanshah
  • Morphological perspective
  • Lexeme-based morphology
  • Cultural filter
  • Covert translation
  • morphological typology
  • Informative Focus
  • Contrastive Focus.
  • Theory of Information Structure
  • Emphatic progressive constructions
  • Pronominal System
  • Lexical semantic representation
  • Coordination principle.
  • Bound compound verbal stem
  • Verbal synthetic compound
  • Verbal phrase.
  • Typology
  • possibility