International Journal of Literary Linguistics (Open Access), expansion grant

成立于2012年的DFG启动补助金的支持下，文学语言学的开放获取国际期刊旨在提供一个高质量的免费在线论坛，在语言学和文学研究的界面上传播原创和创新的研究。该杂志是美因茨大学教授Anja Müller-Wood（英语文学与文化）和Anneli Sarhimaa（语言学）长期研究的成果，特别是他们自2010年以来共同指导的研究生研究小组文学语言学。IJLL受到“认知转向”的影响，在过去的二十年里，这种转向以各种方式塑造了人文学科的研究;然而，该杂志旨在通过为文学语言学中仍然代表性不足的新的和/或非主流观点提供出版渠道，批判地参与这一趋势。 该杂志由一个由三人组成的编辑团队编辑，总部设在美因茨，并由一个国际顾问委员会提供支持，该委员会由在不同学科对文学语言学研究做出贡献的学者组成，或代表与文学语言学进一步发展相关的学术领域（特别是认知和社会符号学以及叙事学和文化研究方法）。编辑与顾问委员会之间的伙伴关系的主要任务是质量控制。提交的材料由咨询委员会成员或委员会推荐的合适学者审查。根据这些审查，编辑决定是否发表提交的材料，或要求修改。董事会成员还帮助在自己的专业圈子和社区宣传该杂志。 这一双盲同行评审过程由本出版物采用的出版软件开放期刊系统（OJS）提供便利，该软件规范了从提交到文章出版的编辑工作流程。OJS还提供了一些插件，使出版材料能够长期存档，这些插件已被配置（尽可能在OJS提供的框架内）用于IJLL的具体目的。编辑得到数字系统中心（CeDis）、自由大学柏林（期刊设计、托管和一般援助）和GESIS（分发DOI、长期存档、收集和提供元数据）的技术支持。 在此申请的扩展补助金的帮助下，编辑们打算富有成效地继续在DFG支持的第一阶段所做的努力，特别注重提高期刊的学术形象和扩大其读者群，完成已经采取的措施，以数字保存和解决期刊的长期延续问题。

Founded in 2012 with the support of a DFG start-up grant, the Open Access International Journal of Literary Linguistics aims at providing a high quality free online forum for the dissemination of original and innovative research at the interface of linguistics and literary studies. The journal has developed out of a longstanding research initiative by University of Mainz professors Anja Müller-Wood (English Literature and Culture) and Anneli Sarhimaa (Linguistics), notably the Graduate Research Group Literary Linguistics they have jointly been directing since 2010. The IJLL is influenced by the “cognitive turn” that has been shaping Humanities research during the past two decades in a variety of ways; however, the journal aims at engaging critically with this trend by providing a publication outlet for new and/or non-mainstream perspectives in literary linguistics that remain underrepresented in the field. The journal is edited by an editorial team consisting of three persons based in Mainz and supported by an international advisory board consisting of scholars that have contributed to literary linguistic research in their different disciplines or represent scholarly fields that are relevant for the further development of literary linguistics (especially cognitive and socio-semiotic and narratological and cultural studies methods respectively). The main task of the partnership between editors and advisory board is quality control. Submissions are either reviewed by members of the advisory board or by suitable scholars suggested by the board. On the basis of these reviews, the editors decide whether a submission will be published or not, or ask for revisions. Board members also help advertise the journal in their own professional circles and communities. This double blind peer review process is facilitated by the publishing software Open Journal Systems (OJS) that is employed for this publication, which regulates the editorial workflow from the point of submission to the publication of articles. OJS also offers a number of plug-ins enabling the long-term archiving of published materials, which have been configured (as far as this is possible within the framework provided by OJS) for the specific purposes of the IJLL. The editors receive technical support from the Center for Digital Systems (CeDis), Freie Universität Berlin (journal design, hosting and general assistance) and GESIS (distribution of DOIs, long-term archiving, harvesting and providing of metadata). With the aid of the expansion grant hereby applied for the editors intend productively to continue the efforts undertaken during the first phase of DFG-support, with a particular focus on enhancing the journal’s scholarly profile and extending its readership, finalising the measures already undertaken with view to digital preservation and solving the problem of the journal’s long-term continuation.