Aims:
The mission of Linguistic Exploration is to foster a deeper understanding of language as a complex and dynamic system that is deeply intertwined with human cognition, society, and culture. The journal aims to provide a platform for the dissemination of cutting-edge research in, Encourage the exchange of ideas and methodologies across different linguistic disciplines and theoretical frameworks,encourage the exploration of linguistic diversity and the documentation of endangered languages.
Submissions should be of high academic quality, contribute new insights to the field, and have not been pub.
Scope:
Linguistic Exploration invites submissions in the form of original research articles, review articles, and short communications in the following areas:
 Phonetics and phonology, including the study of speech sounds, their production, perception, and organization.
Morphology, focusing on the structure and formation of words.
Syntax, exploring the rules and structures that govern sentence formation.
Semantics and pragmatics, investigating meaning in language and its use in communication.
Sociolinguistics, examining language variation and its social correlates.
Computational linguistics, involving the application of computational methods to the analysis and processing of language data.
Language acquisition, both first and second language learning.
Historical linguistics, tracing the historical development and change of languages.
Linguistic typology, comparing the structural features of different languages.