Arguments and Counterarguments for and against Coffee in 17th-Century English Literature
New stories from the Mabinogion and Pedeir Keinc y Mabinogi: Texts, Narratives and Tradition1
The Passive across Two Registers of Present-Day British English: A Corpus-Based Lexico-Grammatical Perspective
The Loss of the Real in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go , Klara and the Sun and Nocturnes
Stimulating the Law through Ubuntu and Nagomi in Three Japanese Short Stories
The Prague Journal of English Studies is an annual peer-reviewed academic journal that invites international contributions, but also aims to be a forum for Czech scholars working in the fields of literary studies, cultural studies and linguistics concerning the English-speaking world. We are seeking submissions of articles on English, American and other English written literatures ranging from Chaucer to the present, that reflect the wide spectrum of current critical and theoretical approaches, including interdisciplinary ones. Cultural studies articles relevant to English language and English written literature are also welcome. The linguistics section of the journal is also receptive to a variety of perspectives in linguistic theory and linguistic description of English, with special attention given to corpus linguistics, stylistics, text and discourse analysis.Priority is given to synchronically designed empirical research. The views expressed in the research articles and reviews are the authorsʾ views exclusively and need not be shared by the editorial panel.
The journal was founded in September 2011, the first issue released in June 2012. The printed version is published by Charles University, Prague (Karolinum Publishing House). The journal is enlisted in ERIH PLUS database.
The journal does not have article processing charges (APCs) nor article submission charges.
Rejection Rate
- 30-40 %
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