InterAb 14

Cadernos de Linguística invites researchers to submit proposals for theme issues that will be part of the program of INTERAB 14 — 14th International Congress of Abralin, the largest and most important linguistics event in Brazil.

Each proposal must include a cohesive set of at least 10 invited contributions, with provisional titles, author names, affiliations, and brief descriptions. A plan for a public call for papers may also be included. The timeline should ensure that all articles are published by the time of the congress, maximizing the visibility of the issue and its contributors during the event.

Proposals are welcome from researchers from any country and at any career stage.

– Combine two significant academic experiences: editing a theme issue and organizing a symposium at a major international congress.
– Ensure the success and coherence of your symposium by building it around a structured set of invited papers.
– Increase impact by linking the symposium to an open-access publication with national and international reach.
– Contribute to the field with a collection of articles that fosters new debates, applications, and policy developments.

Guest Editors are responsible for coordinating the editorial process, managing peer review through the journal’s system, meeting deadlines, and preparing the introduction that frames the theme for both specialists and general readers.

For more on the role of guest editors, see: https://cadernos.abralin.org/index.php/cadernos/editor

Invited authors should be aware of the journal’s submission guidelines: https://cadernos.abralin.org/index.php/cadernos/about/submissions

Proposals must be submitted by 20 July 2025 via the form: https://forms.gle/oL8gvohRN241hwFz8.

Before submitting, confirm that invited authors have agreed to participate and that they understand inclusion depends on acceptance of the proposal.

Further information about theme issues:
https://cadernos.abralin.org/index.php/cadernos/theme

Details about INTERAB 14:
https://14interab.abralin.org

Questions may be directed to: cadlin@abralin.org