Comparative Legilinguistics
Comparative Legilinguistics
Publishing House: Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies
Frequency: 4 issues
Print ISSN: 2080-5926
Online-ISSN: 2391-4491
Status: Active
- 2022
- 2023
- 2024
- Issue No. 49
- Issue No. 50
- Issue No. 51
- Issue No. 52
- Issue No. 53
- Issue No. 54
- Issue No. 55
- Issue No. 56
- Issue No. 57
- Issue No. 58
- Issue No. 59
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Short Description
The main aim of the journal is:
1) to broaden knowledge in the field of legal languages and comparative legilinguistics (especially legal translation and court interpreting),
2) to develop co-operation between lawyers and linguists in the field of forensic linguistics,
3) to develop co-operation between lawyers and linguists in the field of legal linguistics
4) to identify, promote and publish interdisciplinary and innovative research papers in legal linguistics,
5) to present comparative studies on the legal reality of different legal languages and the impact of such differences on legal communication,
6) to educate adepts of legal translation,
7) to provide a forum of exchange of information between researchers investigating the intersection of language and law.
The scope of the journal encompasses legal linguistics, forensic linguistics, legal translation studies, legal interpreting, the history of legal language development, legal semiotics, legal discourses, the philosophy of legal languages, legal translation and interpretation models, the intersection between law and language, law and literature, as well as the relation between law and aesthetics.
