Corpus Linguistics And Linguistic Theory is an academic journal focused on corpus-based linguistic research that is committed to publishing high-quality original research covering all core areas of linguistic research. This journal provides an ideal platform for linguists to demonstrate how they can use large-scale linguistic datasets to explore various aspects of language.
The core objective of the journal is to promote the understanding of naturally occurring linguistic phenomena through systematic and detailed analysis. This analysis method not only helps to reveal the inherent laws of language, but also provides empirical support for the development of linguistic theory. Researchers can use corpus tools and techniques to dig deeper into language data to uncover patterns and trends in language use. Contributions from researchers from different theoretical backgrounds are especially welcome. Whether traditional structuralism, generative grammar, cognitive linguistics, or emerging theoretical frameworks, journals encourage researchers to articulate their theoretical assumptions and research processes. This kind of cross-theoretical communication helps to promote the dialogue and integration of different academic viewpoints and promote the innovation and development of linguistic theory.
