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Call for papers openDIALOGOS 44/2027 – Dialogues in Linguistics. Deadline: 1 April 2027. Read the call →

For any question, write to us at dialogos@rei.ase.ro.

Documents to download

The two items to be enclosed with every submission. Compose the manuscript in the template; print, sign and scan the declaration.

Manuscript template

Applies all the instructions set out below — styles, body text, figure and table captions, presentation of references. Only the sample text needs replacing.

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Declaration of originality

In it the author certifies that the text is original, that it has not been published elsewhere, that all borrowings are referenced, and that no generative artificial intelligence has produced the scholarly content without explicit declaration.

Download the declarationWord (.docx) · 9 KB

Submit an article

Articles, together with the declaration of originality, are to be sent to the journal’s address. Please check beforehand that your manuscript complies with the instructions below.

Submit an article

Instructions for authors

Languages and originality

DIALOGOS publishes articles written in French, English, German, Spanish, Italian or Romanian. Contributions must be original and must not have been published previously; the journal does, however, accept papers presented at academic conferences, provided they have not appeared in the corresponding proceedings.

Formal presentation

Articles written in a language other than English are accompanied by an English translation of the title, the abstract, the keywords and the biographical note. In order to preserve double-blind peer review, the manuscript itself must contain no information allowing the authors to be identified, including first-person self-citation.

Sources and citations

Any information or idea taken from another source (book, article, conference paper, online resource) must be clearly attributed to its author. In-text references follow the Harvard style: author’s name, year and, where applicable, page number — for example (Brown and Levinson, 1987: 62). Beyond three authors, only the first is named, followed by et al..

Short quotations are included in the body of the text, within quotation marks, as in: “Le propre de la publicité écrite est qu’elle se fonde sur un double système, iconique et verbal” (Adam and Bonhomme, 1997: 55) [“The distinctive feature of written advertising is that it rests on a double system, iconic and verbal”, our translation]. Quotations longer than three lines are presented as a separate paragraph — one blank line above, one below — in italics and without quotation marks. Their number and length should be kept limited.

Footnotes are reserved for supplementary information; references and comments are, as a rule, incorporated into the text.

References

References appear at the end of the article, in alphabetical order, following the models below — the publisher precedes the place of publication. A resource that has a DOI is cited by that permanent address, without an access date: the date is given only for online documents that have none.