General provisions
Scientific journal “Philology and culture.PhilologyandCulture" publishes articles in the following sections:
Magazine “Philology and culture.PhilologyandCulture" included in the List of Russian peer-reviewed scientific journals in which the main scientific results of dissertations for the scientific degrees of Doctor and Candidate of Sciences should be published.
The main requirement for published material is its compliance with high scientific criteria (relevance, scientific novelty, etc.). In the text of articles, preference should be given to references to publications of the last 15 years. The journal publishes materials that have not been published or transferred to other editors.
All articles are peer reviewed. The results of the review and the decision of the editorial board to accept the submitted article for publication in the journal “Philology and culture.PhilologyandCulture" are communicated to the authors by email.
Minor corrections of a stylistic and formal nature are made to the article without the consent of the authors. If more serious corrections are necessary, the edits are agreed upon with the authors or the article is sent to the authors for revision.
The order of receipt and movement of the manuscript
The editors of the journal accept articles exclusively in electronic form (Word format, file type .doc) to the journal's email address: [email protected]
Scientific articles must be between 20,000 and 40,000 characters (including spaces).
The abstract in Russian and English should include a description of the main topic, the problems facing the author, the goals of the work and its results. It is not recommended to quote from the text of the article. The average length of an abstract is from 150 to 250 words. All keywords (5–7 concepts, terms and proper names) must be used in the abstract text.
At the end of the article there is brief information about the author in Russian and English:
– last name, first name, patronymic (in bold),
– scientific degree (if any),
– position, place of work indicating the postal address, e-mail (data – 12 font, postal address – 10 font).
Sample:
Literary texts and historical sources must be in the original language; when translating the text, the author of the translation is indicated.
Sample:
(Our translation is P.I.)
The quality of illustrations should be maximum (not lower than 600 dpi). Illustrations are attached to the article as a separate file in jpeg format and must be captioned in Russian and English, indicating the place of the illustration in the article. Captions for illustrations are duplicated in a separate file.
After the manuscript undergoes double-blind review, the reviewer's opinion is communicated to the author.
The article form must be completed as follows:
Organization
Country
City
Title of Article
Abstract
Keywords
The bibliographic list is formatted as follows:
– List of references (centered);
– works must be presented in alphabetical order: literature in Russian is indicated first, then in a foreign language (according to the English alphabet);
– References (center);
– transliterated list of references (the order should be changed according to the English alphabet).
Please format scientific articles using the following format:
The text of the scientific article should be formatted on an A4 sheet in accordance with GOST 9327-60, portrait orientation, Times New Roman font, size 14. Line spacing 1.5.
– MS Word format
– Margins: top and bottom – 2 cm, left and right – 2 cm.
– Paragraph indent – 1.25.
– Alignment of article text by width.
Letter spacing is normal.
Square brackets - on a Latin keyboard.
The interword space is one character. Spaces are required after all punctuation marks (including ellipsis), including in abbreviations i.e., etc., etc.
Two punctuation marks in a row are not separated by a space, for example: M., 1995. In personal names, all elements are separated by spaces, for example: A. S. Pushkin.
A hyphen must be different from a dash, for example: literary and artistic (hyphen), Russian literature of the late 19th - early 20th centuries (dash with spaces on the left and right, without spaces - in numbers and dates, for example: 1960–1970, p. 52 –65.
Quotes in the text of the article:
- French ("Christmas trees"), inside the quote - German ("paws").
Sample:
– when translating the meaning of a foreign word, English single (‘Marrov’) quotation marks are used.
Sample:
Criticism in a comment can also be expressed using the lexeme leider ‘unfortunately’.
– in the text in English, “English double quotation marks” are used.
Sample:
I. S. Turgenev’s novel “Fathers and Sons” was published in the journal “Russian Messenger”.
A period, comma and semicolon for a word with a superscript footnote are placed after the footnote.
Roman numerals are typed using a Latin keyboard.
The letter ё / Ё is replaced by the letter е / E with the exception of contexts and proper names that are important for the distinction of meaning, for example: Heinrich Böll.
When typing, the use of styles is not allowed, columns are not specified.
No spaces are allowed between paragraphs.
Highlights in the text should be carried out according to the following rules:
Bold font – for headings and subheadings.
Discharge – for semantic highlighting.
Light italics are for short examples.
Sample:
The meaning of turnover “compared to something” as part of a stable structure against / against the former: .... I thought about spending three times as much as before, but it turned out to be ten times...[Pushkin, vol. 8, p. 7–47].
Small font separated from the main text (one and a half spacing, size 12) - for fragments of poetic and prose text.
Sample:
So, from A.I. Kuprin we read:
In mid-August, before the birth of the new month, disgusting weather suddenly set in, such as is so typical of the northern coast of the Black Sea. Then, for whole days, a thick fog lay heavily over the land and sea, and then the huge siren at the lighthouse roared day and night, like a mad bull. From morning to morning there was a continuous rain, fine as water dust, turning clay roads and paths into solid thick mud, in which carts and carriages got stuck for a long time [Kuprin, p. 3].
Procedure for writing an article
At the beginning of the article the UDC is indicated (in the upper left corner).
The title of the article is centered, without indentation, in capital letters.
Abstract in English (spacing 1.5; size 12).
Key words in English. Word keywords in italics.
Similarly - abstract and keywords in Russian.
Article text.
Notes are formatted using an interlinear alphabet and an Arabic numeral index as a footnote sign. References to literature in the notes are given according to the rules for formatting references.
Attention! Indications of the number of pages in the publication and the pages of cited articles are required.
References in the text are in square brackets indicating the names of the authors (if the document was created by 1–3 authors) or titles (4 or more authors, collective collections), as well as, if necessary, the volume and page numbers for direct citation. For example: [Pushkin, vol. 2, p. 287]. The year of publication is indicated only if there are links to other books by this author.
References to archives and manuscript collections are drawn up according to general rules, indicated in square brackets within the text of the article and included in the list of references.
For links to electronic resources, use the abbreviation URL (Uniform resource Locator) and the date of access.
| No. | Name of the heading/section of the peer-reviewed scientific publication | Branches of science and/or groups of specialties of scientific workers in accordance with the Nomenclature of scientific specialties for which academic degrees are awarded |
| 1. | Theoretical problems of linguistics | 02/10/19 – Theory of language |
| 2. | Sociolinguistics. Psycholinguistics | 02/10/19 – Theory of language |
| 3. | Russian language in the modern world | 02/10/01 – Russian language |
| 4. | Languages of the world | 02/10/02 – Languages of the peoples of the Russian Federation 10.02.03 – Slavic languages 02/10/04 – Germanic languages 02/10/05 – Romance languages 02/10/22 – Languages of the peoples of foreign countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, the aborigines of America and Australia |
| 5. | Translation problems | 02/10/20 – Comparative-historical, typological and comparative linguistics |
| 6. | Literary criticism | 10.01.01 – Russian literature 10.01.02 – Literature of the peoples of the Russian Federation 10.01.03 – Literature of the peoples of foreign countries 10.01.04 – Theory of literature |
| 7. | Lingvodidactics | 13.00.02 – Theory and methodology of teaching and education (Russian language, foreign languages) |
| 8. | Tribune of a young scientist | |
| 9. | Criticism and bibliography | |
| 10. | Scientific life |
Rules for submission, review and publication of scientific articles
in a peer-reviewed scientific publication
"Issues of Philology"
DAccepted for publication in the journal previously unpublished scientific articles, review articles, reviews, information materials corresponding to the areas of the peer-reviewed scientific publication: linguistics (theoretical problems of linguistics, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, languages of the world), literary criticism, as well as linguodidactics.
The journal “Problems of Philology” is published in Russian; Articles in English are also accepted for publication. Articles are accompanied by a summary in English or Russian, respectively, as well as a list of keywords in Russian and English.
In scientific articles proposed for publication, the author must provide justification for the relevance of the topic, clearly formulate the goals and objectives of the research, scientific argumentation, generalizations and conclusions that are of interest for their novelty, scientific and practical significance.
1. Material for publication in the journal (articles, reviews, reviews, conference chronicles, etc.) should be sent to the editorial office’s email address public@ gaudeamus. ru.
The literature referenced in the text is given at the end of the article in alphabetical order - first in Russian, then in foreign languages; works by one author are given in chronological order, starting with the earliest. The list of references is numbered. The author's surname and initials are in italics. The journal uses a brief bibliographic description without indicating the publisher and number of pages. The following output data must be specified:
b) for articles– surname, initials of the author, full title of the article, name of the collection, book, newspaper, magazine where the article was published, city (for books), year and number of the newspaper, magazine.
b) special fonts, if they are used in the article. Fonts must be attached as separate files. The editors have the right to demand that fonts that are too complex for layout be replaced with Cyrillic or Latin transcriptions.
1. The review must contain an assessment of the compliance of the content of the article with the following requirements for scientific articles:
2. The review should end with a conclusion containing a recommendation:
3. All comments of the reviewer must be clearly and carefully substantiated and presented in the most respectful manner, without violating the author’s right to his own independent opinion.
Information about the editorial board/editorial council of the peer-reviewed scientific publication (number of academicians - 7, corresponding members - 4, doctors of science - 17, candidates of science - 3, foreign scientists - 1) (see Table 1).
Information about the consent of members of the editorial board/editorial council to join the composition).
Table 1.
| No. | Last name I.O. | Membership in state academies of sciences, academic degree, academic title | Place of work, position | Justification for a significant contribution to the development of the relevant field of knowledge |
| 1. | Volodarskaya E.F. | PhD, academician, President of RALN | Institute of Foreign Languages, rector | A prominent scientist in the field of English and Russian linguistics, translation theory, and Shakespearean studies. |
| 2. | Alpatov V.M. | Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Academician of RALN, | Institute of Linguistics RAS, Director | A prominent scientist in the field of general and oriental linguistics, one of the recognized specialists in the history of linguistics in Russian science. |
| 3. | Chelyshev E.P. | Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Vice-President of RALN, Doctor of Philology, Professor | Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, advisor | A prominent scientist - literary and cultural critic, a major specialist in comparative literature and Indian philology. His research generated interest in Indological literary studies and allowed him to create his own scientific school. |
| 4. | Vinogradov V.A. | Institute of Linguistics RAS, Head of the Department of African Languages | A major specialist in the field of language theory and typology, African linguistics, sociolinguistics and the theory of language teaching. | |
| 5. | Demyankov V.Z. | Doctor of Philology, Professor | Institute of Linguistics RAS, Deputy Director | An outstanding scientist who has made contributions to such areas of linguistics as computational linguistics and typological research of languages using computer technology, theory of interpretation, theoretical linguistics, syntax and semantics of the Russian language, linguistic metalanguage of the 21st century, cognitive linguistics, lexicography. |
| 6. | Mikhalchenko V.Yu. | Academician of RALN, Academician of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Doctor of Philology, Professor | Institute of Linguistics RAS, Deputy Head of the Research Center for National-Linguistic Relations | A major specialist in the field of syntactic typology, sociolinguistics, and Russian studies. |
| 7. | Seagal K.Ya. | Doctor of Philology | Institute of Linguistics RAS, Head of the Department of Experimental Speech Research | A major specialist in such areas as the theory of experiment in linguistics, the syntax of compositional structures, the syntax of phrases, the metalinguistic activity of native speakers and the forms of its speech embodiment. |
| 8. | Shevyakova E.N. | Doctor of Philology, Professor | Institute of Foreign Languages, Professor of the Department of World Literature | A major literary scholar, a recognized specialist in French literature at the turn of the 20th-21st centuries. |
| 9. | Babenko N.S. | Candidate of Philological Sciences | Institute of Linguistics RAS, Head of the Germanic Languages Sector | A well-known specialist in such fields as the theory and history of the German literary language, linguistic genre studies, historical-linguistic pragmatics. |
| 10. | Bitkeeva A.N. | Doctor of Philology | Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, leading researcher at the Research Center for National-Linguistic Relations | A well-known scientist whose scientific interests are mainly related to the study of language situations, models of language policy in Russia and foreign countries, the development and implementation of language policy measures in solving language problems. |
| 11. | Kovshova M.L. | Doctor of Philology | Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, leading researcher in the sector of theoretical linguistics | Leading specialist in linguistic and cultural studies. Her research interests include the study of linguistic units in the context of culture; general and Russian phraseology, lexicology, linguistics of text and discourse. |
| 12. | Nuriev V.A. | Candidate of Philological Sciences | Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, senior researcher in the sector of Germanic languages | Has achievements in such areas as translation studies, contrastive punctuation, modern English and French literature. |
| 13. | Alexandrova O.V. | Doctor of Philology, Professor | Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, Head of the Department of English Linguistics, Faculty of Philology | A well-known scientist whose scientific interests include cognitive-discursive features of speech in its different registers and styles, the language of the Internet, grammatical processes in modern English, comparative aspects of English and Russian languages. |
| 14. | Remneva M.L. | Doctor of Philology, Professor | Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, Dean of the Faculty of Philology | A well-known scientist whose scientific focus is on the problems of the history of the Russian literary language of the 11th-17th centuries, issues of evolution and codification of grammatical norms, as well as the Old Church Slavonic language. |
| 15. | Gilenson B.A. | Doctor of Philology, Professor | Institute of Foreign Languages, Head of the Interfaculty Department of World Literature | A prominent scholar in the field of American literature of the twentieth century, ancient literature and foreign literature of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. |
| 16. | Chelysheva I.I. | Doctor of Philology, Professor | Institute of Linguistics RAS, Head of the Department of Indo-European Languages | A prominent scientist, specialist in Romance linguistics. |
| 17. | Grigoriev A.V. | Doctor of Philology, Associate Professor | Moscow Pedagogical State University, Professor of the Department of General Linguistics | A well-known scientist whose scientific interests are related to historical lexicology and phraseology of the Russian language, biblical studies, and classical languages. |
| 18. | Vorotnikov Yu.L. | Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Philology | Russian Humanitarian Science Foundation, Deputy Chairman of the Council | A prominent scientist, a leading expert in such areas as philosophy of language, theory of linguistics, grammar, lexicology, history of language, culture of speech. |
| 19. | Oreshkina M.V. | Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Pedagogical and Social Sciences | Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, senior researcher at the Research Center for National-Linguistic Relations | A well-known scientist whose scientific interests are related to sociolinguistic research in the field of the Russian language, language situations, language policy, language legislation in Russia and foreign countries, the study of lexical borrowings from the languages of the peoples of Russia and neighboring countries in the Russian language and their lexicographic description, with linguoculturology and conceptology. |
| 20. | Kudelin A.B. | Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Philology | Department of Historical and Philological Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Deputy Academician-Secretary; Institute of World Literature named after. A.M. Gorky RAS, director | An outstanding Russian orientalist, specialist in the history of Arabic literature and Eastern literature in general. |
| 21. | Roberts J. | professor | University of London | Leading specialist in English studies and history of the English language. |
| 22. | Sorokina I.G. | associate professor | executive secretary of the journal | Specialist in English linguistics and linguodidactics. |
Organizing Committee email: [email protected]
Organizers: Russian Linguistic Bulletin
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