Volume 9 of @jcads.bsky.social is growing into one of my favourite issues. Great new article by @lukeccollins.bsky.social and @elenasemino.bsky.social just out

New article by @lukeccollins.bsky.social & @elenasemino.bsky.social exploring patterns
in reports of disability experience jcads.cardiffuniversitypress.org/articles/10....

📚 New paper with Alan Partington "Lexical Priming: Evolution, evaluation, extension" out in the International Journal of Corpus Linguistics @ijcl.bsky.social! You can find it here 👇
tinyurl.com/mjwmdvyd

I'm very grateful to the editors, reviewers and colleagues for their valuable feedback 🙏

Just out: Selenia Anastasi review of @tonymcenery.bsky.social @vaclavbrezina.bsky.social Fundametal Principles of Corpus Linguistics #corpuslinguistics jcads.cardiffuniversitypress.org/articles/10....

New book review just out: Oli Delgaram-Nejad on James Balfour's "Representing Schizophrenia in the Media" jcads.cardiffuniversitypress.org/articles/10....

NEW on JCaDs: "Prognostic Practices and Normalism in Pandemic Discourse in Britain and Germany" by Marcus Müller & Jens O. Zinn #corpuslinguistics jcads.cardiffuniversitypress.org/articles/10....

NEW on JCaDs: "Large-Language-Model Tools and the Theory of Lexical Priming" by Michael Pace-Sigge
#corpuslinguistics jcads.cardiffuniversitypress.org/articles/10....

Issue 9 of JCaDs is just out with two new excellent articles:
jcads.cardiffuniversitypress.org

Thank you team @jcads.bsky.social and editor @journolinguist.bsky.social for giving us the opportunity to edit this special issue on #Keywords in sociopolitical debates with Philippe Hambye, Coline Rondiat and Nadezda Shchinova. The issue includes contribution on the terms populism, polarisation...

really excited to announce that a new special issue of JCaDs has just been published: a rich interdisciplinary collection on "Keywords in sociopolitical debates" guest edited by @barbaradecock.bsky.social ‬, P. Hambye, C. Rondiat, N. Shchinova jcads.cardiffuniversitypress.org/10/volume/8/...

A piece of good news from Italy: JCaDs is now recognised as a Class A scientific title by ANVUR in the L10 area

Some tips for reviewers...
Don't just focus on the bad. What did you like about the paper?
Be constructive - what can the author do to improve the paper?
Be respectful, even if you didn't like the paper.
If the paper is trying to be a square don't reject it because it isn't a circle.

Some more tips for reviewers.
Be specific, if the author hasn't cited the literature, provide some examples of papers they should be citing.
Bear in mind the journal's wordcount limits when recommending changes. If you want them to do more, advise on what should be reduced.

A couple more tips for reviewers.
If you can't do the review, let the journal editors know as soon as possible (and recommend someone else if appropriate).
If you agree to the review, then meet the deadline, or let the editors know if you'll be late.

Browse our archive back to 2018. Don't know where to start? Try our most read article: jcads.cardiffuniversitypress.org/articles/10.... by @gavinbrookes.bsky.social & @niallrcurry.bsky.social

Cordial introduction in this new space: JCaDs welcomes contributions from any disciplinary background and theoretical standpoint that present research based on the systematic examination of naturally-occurring language in specific settings and contexts using corpus techniques

our team on @bsky.app : @journolinguist.bsky.social, @proftaylor.bsky.social, @amandapotts.bsky.social, @markmcglashan.com, @diegolieugenia.bsky.social, @fabrichunter.bsky.social, @nounfraze.bsky.social, @slglaas.bsky.social