As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
The author(s) must register (Login/Password) in the journal's website, correctly fill in the profile and choose the "AUTHOR" option. After performing these steps, they should go to "ACTIVE SUBMISSIONS" and start the submission process through the link "CLICK HERE TO START THE SUBMISSION PROCESS", in which they will perform the five basic steps:
After completing the five steps described above, the author (s) must wait for the editor's email. These are the following steps:
Cadernos de Linguística accepts submissions in the following categories:
Experience Report: Complete and succinct report of professional experience, of social and scientific relevance, and with results even if partial.
Literature Review: Summaries of research or meta-analyses, with a critical evaluation of material already published, explaining possible gaps and advances in the area in focus. Ideally, the text should describe the search bases and criteria for performing this search, the period and descriptors considered and the method of analysis of the material found.
Theoretical Essay: Analysis of theoretical constructs, discussion of themes and problems theoretically fundamentals, leading to the questioning of existing models, critical reflection of themes or concepts, culminating in notes that suggest a critical and innovative perspective in the field of Linguistics and its interfaces.
Pilot Study: A small-scale preliminary study report, originating from empirical evidence-based research using scientific methodology, which aims to investigate whether the crucial components of a major study will be feasible.
Project Registration: Complete description of a research project, explaining (i) the research design and study materials; (ii) the research question or hypothesis; (iii) the description of the variable results and the indicator variables, etc.
Research Report: Final report of work originated from research based on empirical data, using scientific methodology.
Tutorial: Text with the purpose of describing, in a didactic way, and through examples, detailed information to complete a given task.
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