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South African Journal of Linguistics is a peer-reviewed journal published by Taylor & Francis, covering Lexicography and Language Studies, linguistics and terminology studies, Linguistic Variation and Morphology.

PublisherTaylor & Francis
Reference styleAuthor–year (Chicago, T&F)
Author–year — (Smith, 2023) in the text
Smith, Ada, Ben Jones, and Cara Lee. 2023. "A Representative Article Title." South African Journal of Linguistics 12 (3): 45–58.

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Publishes research inLexicography and Language Studies linguistics and terminology studies Linguistic Variation and Morphology Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Historical Linguistics and Language Studies
ISSN1011-8063
h-index18
i10-index41
Total citations1,956
Top institutions publishing hereUniversity of South Africa
Journal websitewww.tandfonline.com
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Papers published in South African Journal of Linguistics per year

40
1990
41
1991
70
1992
64
1993
72
1994
75
1995
87
1996
28
1997
57
1998
30
1999
37
2000
9
2012

Citation impact of South African Journal of Linguistics by publication year

151
1990
130
1991
106
1992
104
1993
304
1994
324
1995
180
1996
86
1997
90
1998
48
1999
129
2000
34
2012

Citations each year’s papers have accumulated so far — the most recent years are still building up.

Most-cited papers in South African Journal of Linguistics

The cross–cultural study of directives: zulu as a non–typical language

Elizabeth de Kadt · 1 Nov 1995

In die volgende referaat word direktiewe in SAE, Zoeloe en Engels as tweede taal van Zoeloesprekers kontrastief ondersoek. 'n Aanvanklike analise volgens die metodologie van die CCSARP projek bring wesenlike verskille in versoekstrategieë tussen SAE en Zoeloe aan die lig. Hierdie verskille kan slegs verklaar word as Brown en Levinson se wilsmodel van beleefdheid verwerp…

Word categories – prototypes and continua in southern bantu

A. P. Hendrikse, George Poulos · 1 Jun 1994

In kontemporêre kognitief-funksionele benaderings tot die interne or-ganisasie van onderskeidelik die primêre leksikale kategorieë N(omina) en V(erba) staan die begrip kontinuum sentraal. Nogtans word die primêre kategorieë nog steeds as onderling onafhanklike en diskrete kategorieë gesien. In ons ondersoek van die interrelasies tussen die primere leksikale kategorieë met vei-wysing na Zulu het ons bevind dat…

A description of selected grammatical characteristics of mine fanakalo

Ralph Adendorff · 1 Nov 1995

Die strukturele verslag wat volg, ondersoek die sintaktiese, leksiko-semantiese en morfologiese eienskappe van Myn-Fanakalo. Met gebruik van data wat op 'n Transvaalse goudmyn in 1978 opgeneem is, beskryf ek eerstens die eenvoudigste sinstrukture in Fanakalo en in die besonder die naamwoord-sinsdeel (onderwerp en direkte voorwerp) asook die werkwoord-sinsdeel, sowel as een voorbeeld van 'n saamgestelde…

‘I’ll meet you halfway with language’ – codeswitching functions within an urban context’

Rosalie Finlayson, Sarah Slabbert · 1 Nov 1997

Abstract Ukuxananaza kwemo yovangontetho kweelwimi ezilokishini eMzantsi Afrika kunye nobucukubhede malunga neemeko olusetyenziswa phantsi kwazo, kungaba neziphumo ezivuselela umdla omkhulu ukuba oku kunokuphononongwa ngo-kwesithako sikaMyers-Scotton se'markedness model' (ukusetyenziswa kwentetho ethile ngabom). Ngokwesi sithako izithethi ziyaliqonda ixabiso lokusetyenziswa kolwimi oluchanaba okuthile kwimo ethile yentlalo, zaye ziyakwazi nokuty-umba olona lwimi luchanekileyo ukudala unxibelelwano oluphuhlileyo nalowo kuthethwa naye.…

A theory of lexicographic texts: an overview

Herbert Ernst Wiegand · 1 Nov 1996

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size The dictionary research constitutes the main part of metalexicography, it can be divided into four fields of research: the research on dictionary use, the critical dictionary research, the historical dictionary reseach, and the systematic dictionary research. Within the latter field of research, in particular, a general…

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