General rule:
The article must be original and deal with a theme relating to the fields covered by the journal: Arts and letters, Language and linguistics, Literature and theories of literature. It must not have been the subject of a previous publication (journal or collective work). It should not be submitted to another scientific journal. Written in French or English, the article should be no less than 10 pages or more than 40 pages.
1- How to submit an article to Langues, discours et inter cultures?
The submission of articles is done exclusively via the ASJP platform, through this link:
https://www.asjp.cerist.dz/en/PresentationRevue/766
-The author must first have an ASJP account. Otherwise, he can get it by clicking on Registration, in the menu bar.
- To format the article, you must first download the Template, by clicking on Instructions to authors. This must be strictly observed so that the article is not refused.
2- The evaluation:
In Langues, discours et Inter cultures, the evaluation of articles is a double blind peer review type. It goes through three main stages:
- the first is made by the editor-in-chief upon receipt of the article. It mainly concerns the formal aspect (whether the Template was respected or not during the development of the article). At the end of this operation, the article is either accepted for evaluation, and an automatic message is sent to the author, or refused on grounds of non-compliance with the publication standards.
- The second is that of reviewers. Once the article is accepted for review, the editor-in-chief assigns it to an associate editor or two reviewers, specialists in the field of the article, in their network. These should not belong to the same institution as the author.
After evaluation, the article can be:
* definitively accepted if he has obtained two positive expert reports without reservations.
* accepted with reservations, if one or both expertises accepted it with reservations. (The author, in this case, will be notified by message, and will have fifteen days to make the changes). After the reservations are lifted, the reviewers permanently accept the article and the editor-in-chief moves the article to the accepted articles section for publication.
* refused, if he obtained two negative expert reports.
* subject to a third expertise, if it has had a positive report and another negative.
3- Bibliographical references
After final acceptance of the article, the author must enter the bibliographic references, through his ASJP account, by clicking on accepted article. The editor-in-chief checks, validates the references, and the article moves to the upcoming articles section (awaiting publication).
4- Rules of ethics and professional conduct
Authors are required to scrupulously respect the ethical rules of research and scientific publication, in particular those relating to the fight against racism and all forms of discrimination and those relating to the fight against plagiarism.
5- Template:
Title of Article
(Size 16, Bold, Times new roman, centered, simple line-spacing)
Last name First name of the fisrst author *
Statut and affiliation of the forst author
E-mail of the first author
(size 11, Times new roman, left justified, simple line-spacing)
Last name First name of the second author
Statut and affiliation of the second author
E-mail of the second author
(size 11, Times new roman, left justified, simple line-spacing)
Received on……. Accepted on……… Published on…….
Abstract : The abstract should not exceed 150 words. Its objective is to present the aritcle’s aim, field of research, approach and the results reached. (size 11, Times New Roman, simple line, justified). The abstract should not exceed 150 words. Its objective is to present the aritcle’s aim, field of research, approach and the results reached. (Size 11, Times New Roman, simple line-spacing, justified). The abstract should not exceed 150 words. Its objective is to present the aritcle’s aim, field of research, approach and the results reached. (Size 11, Times New Roman, simple line-spacing, justified). The abstract should not exceed 150 words. Its objective is to present the aritcle’s aim, field of research, approach and the results reached. (Size 11, Times New Roman, simple line-spacing, justified).
Key-words : (Five key words, size 11, Times new roman, justified, simple line-pacing)
Résumé : le résumé ne doit pas dépasser 150 mots. Il a pour objectif la présentation de l’article, le but recherché, le domaine de recherche, l’approche adoptée, ainsi que les résultats obtenus. ((Taille 11, Times new roman, justifié, interligne simple) le résumé ne doit pas dépasser 150 mots. Il a pour objectif la présentation de l’article, le but recherché, le domaine de recherche, l’approche adoptée, ainsi que les résultats obtenus. ((Taille 11, Times new roman, justifié, interligne simple) le résumé ne doit pas dépasser 150 mots. Il a pour objectif la présentation de l’article, le but recherché, le domaine de recherche, l’approche adoptée, ainsi que les résultats obtenus. ((Taille 11, Times new roman, justifié, interligne simple)
Mots-clés : (Cinq mots-clés, Taille 11, Times new roman, justifié, interligne simple)
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INTRODUCTION (maximum 250 words)
In this part, the author has to present the research question, announce the problematic, and the research hypothesis. The introduction must enclose the author’s adopted plan and the reasons behind its choice.
Title 1 (size 14, bold, time new roman, simple line-spacing)
This part contains the elements of analysis that answer the research questions (problematic) and their significance in relation to the theories and references . (size 12, Times new roman, justified, line-spacing 1,5 )
-For the presentation of the sub-sections, only two levels of sub-sections are allowed :
Title 1-1 (size12, bold, time new roman, simple line-spacing)
Title 1-1-1 (size 12, time new roman, underlined, simple line-spacing)
Title 2 (size 14, bold, time new roman, simple line-spacing)
Remark : A balance is highly recommended between the sections and sub-sections.
Long Quotes (more than 3 lines) are single-spaced and should be indented (2 cm space on the right and 2 cm on the left) and without quotation marks. (Size 11, new roman, justified). Short quotations (less than 3 lines) are arranged inside the text, in Italics and between quotation marks.
Footnotes and references are written in simple line-spacing, size 10, new roman, justified. Examples of references:
- Book : Patrick, Charaudeau, Grammaire du sens et de l'expression, Hachette, Paris, 1992, p.650.
- Joint Publication : Jacques, Bres, «Savoir de quoi on parle : dialogue, dialogal, dialogique ; dialogisme, polyphonie», In Dialogisme et polyphonie : approches linguistiques, S/D de Jacques Bres, éditions De Boeck-Duculot, Bruxelles, 2005, pp.47-62.
- Patrick, Charaudeau, op.cit., p…
-- Ibid., p…
- Article : Alain, Rabatel, «La part de l’énonciateur dans la co-construction», In Marges linguistiques, n° 09, 2005, pp. 115-136, URL/ https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00433337/document, consulted on 02 April 2019.
- web site: First Name, Name, title in italics, URL, consulted on..
Bibliography ( alphabetic Order) (Size 14, New Roman, Bold)
For the elements of the bibliography (Size 12, new roman, simple line-spacing)
- Augé, Marc. (1994). Le sens des autres. Paris : Fayard.
- Barthes, Roland. (1977) Fragments d’un discours amoureux. Paris : Le Seuil.
- Benveniste, Emile. (1966). Problèmes de linguistique générale. Paris : Gallimard.