Mostari (and all),
Regarding your question on OA Linguistics / Humanities journals without publication fees, I have a few suggestions!
First: The Open Library of Humanities. This is a new project that is both humanities megajournal and sub-journals dedicated to specific fields. There are no publication fees, and the process of publication is quick and thorough (I have experience, as I have a paper almost ready to be published with them). It's also really interesting to get the input from editors from several different fields of the humanities. http://openlibhums.org/
Second: The "Semantics and Pragmatics" LSA journal is Open Access and has no publication fees. http://semprag.org/
Third: You can also search the Directory of Open Access Journals (doaj.org) for journals in any target field. You can narrow the search by those that do not charge Article Processing Charges (APCs) as well as many other fields including language of publication, peer review style, journal license, etc. Here is my search in the "Language and Literature" sub-heading of the DOAJ for journals that do not charge APCs, resulting in 637 results: http://bit.ly/1OcQVzf
Depending on the particular field your submission might fall under, a search in the "Social Sciences" subject area might be worthwhile as well.
If you have any questions (or if anyone does, for that matter) on how to find good Open Access journals, please get in touch. This is part of my day job when I'm not teaching linguistics, and I love to help. :)
Lauren
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On 10/29/2015 7:39 AM, mostari hind wrote:
> Dear all members list ,
>
> Many thanks for your concern to answer my question on what to teach
> to Master 1 students in linguistics and language dynamics .
> Basically , this master is composed of many modules that I personally
> conceived the program like ; phonoloy /morphology , dialectology and
> sociolinguitics variations , semantics/pragmatics , and next year ,
> contact linguistics and discourse analysis , this is to answer some
> colleagues who proposed me to teach them some concepts in dialectology
> or discourse .
> The students module is called : linguistics theories and core areas ,
> they should master the linguistics theories , know some linguistics
> areas and know basic concepts as they know the back of their hands , I
> started with structuralism / behvaiourism/ chomskyian and post
> chomskyan area , they have already got these notions ( with few
> details) during their licence formation, in which they studied
> linguitics concepts for 03 years ( 01 h/week) before having access
> to master1 level . I find such concepts boring to repeat ! my studnets
> were interested but I would like some interest + excitment
> Any suggestions?
> A second question : do you know any open access journal in language
> /linguistics/humainities that publish articles without publication fees ?
>
>
> Best
> Dr Mostari
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