Acta Linguistica Lithuanica is published biannually by the Institute of the Lithuanian Language, Vilnius. It presents articles on various subjects of Lithuanian and Baltic linguistics as well as reviews and survey articles reflecting recent developments in Lithuanina scholarship. Contributions dealing with problems of Lithuanian and Baltic philology as well as comparative and general linguistics are also welcomed.
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Linking the social and philological aspects of language, we can define the most important research directions of Archivum Lithuanicum as follows: (1) the history of written Lithuanian and its varieties; (2) the history of the ideas of standardization of Lithuanian (the prescriptive aspect, especially the period before the final codification of Lithuanian), (3) the history of the research of Lithuanian, (4) the philological analysis of the older Lithuanian texts, (5) the history of translation of Lithuanian texts, (6) the history of editing of Lithuanian texts. The Lithuanian Language Institute offered CEEOL the issues of 1999 and 2000.
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Kalbos kultūra (Language Culture) is a regular publication on the theory and practice of the culture of language from the Institute of the Lithuanian Language. It embraces almost all fields of language practice: it includes papers on morphology, syntax, word formation, the usage of forms and word combinations, terminology, the standartization of toponyms and personal names, pronunciation and stress, spelling and punctuation, phraseology, and personalities.
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The publication deals with the theory and practice of terminology. It aims to cover all spheres of Lithuanian terminology, and dwells not only on issues of the standartisation of terms, but also on the development of the language of science. It discusses the peculiarities of scientific style, the sources of present-day terminology, the demands caused by it, standartisation mistakes and inaccuracies in usage, and some amendable terms. The publication contains reviews and a list of the most recent annotated dictionaries. It is intended not only for specialists in terminology, but also for users of it.
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