1、该刊只有国际刊号。

2、投稿方式：邮箱投稿。

3、官网网址：

https://macrolinguistics.nju.edu.cn/

4、主办单位官网：

https://chin.nju.edu.cn//xsyj/ybkw/20170418/i35907.html

（南京大学文学院）

5、官网邮箱：macrolinguistics@nju.edu.cn

macrolinguistics@gmail.com

6、官网电话：025-86481986（南京）

646-831-8213（纽约）

7、出刊日期：半年刊，一年出版2期。

8、官网信息：杂志不收版面费和审稿费。

9、官网最新出版为2022年02期，暂无2023年以来出版信息，投稿请注意！

2026年2月5日星期四

《宏观语言学》（Macrolinguistics）征稿启事

【官网信息】

Call for papers

Macrolinguistics (ISSN 1934-5755，e-ISSN 2473-6376) is an international academic journal which is specialized in research papers of non-Indo-European linguistics. It is published biannually by The Learned Press and funded by the Double First-Class Initiative of Nanjing University. The papers will be issued in English or Chinese, in length not more than 25,000 Chinese characters or 15,000 English words. We only accept  e-mail submission, and the email address is macrolinguistics@nju.edu.cn or macrolinguistics@gmail.com.

Our call for papers has no deadline.This journal follows a double-blind peer review process, and the editorial board will notify you within one month after reception whether your contribution will be accepted or not. Contributions are welcome, but do not send the duplicate of manuscripts to other journals in the meantime. No publication fee will be charged. The authors will receive two free copies of the current issue of the physical journal. For the sake of quotation, the papers will also be published in its e-journal (e-ISSN 2473-6376) on our website: http://www.macrolinguistics.com.

The contents includes:

Original linguistic theory (mainly original theory based on the facts of non-Indo-European languages);

Systematic Operational Grammar research and other systematic operational linguistic research (systematic operational linguistics based on complex system theory is the main feature of the journal, where research papers of Systematic Operational Grammar, systematic etymology, systematic rhetoric, and second language teaching research based on systematic operational theory will be published as priority);

Fieldwork (to investigate and describe the syntax, semantics and vocabulary of non-Indo-European languages);

Synchronic linguistics (synchronic study of vocabulary, semantics, syntax, and pragmatics within the system architecture of non-Indo-European languages);

Study in change of languages (mainly discusses the history of the formation and mechanism of modern non-Indo-European language systems, geographic variation, social and stylistic variation mechanism, mechanism of language change caused by contact with other Indo-European languages. We welcome instructive laws found in the corresponding fields);

Language typology and anthropological linguistics (based on non-Indo-European languages, highlighting generality and peculiarity of languages and cultural anthropological interpretation of language issues);

Mathematical linguistics (statistical study of modern non-Indo-European languages, in particular, study combining comparison with statistics);

Psycholinguistics and second language teaching research (for non-Indo-European languages).

Contribution Method:

We only accept e-mail submission, and the email address is macrolinguistics@nju.edu.cn or macrolinguistics@gmail.com.