Indo-European research
| Indo-European research | |
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| description | international specialist period |
| Area of Expertise | Indo-European studies, historical and general linguistics |
| language | German English French |
| publishing company | Walter de Gruyter, Berlin |
| First edition | 1892 |
| Frequency of publication | Once a year, 1 volume |
| Sold edition | 350 copies |
| (Publisher's information) | |
| Editor-in-chief | Eckhard Eggers until 2011 |
| editor | Benjamin W. Fortson , Götz Keydana , Elisabeth Rieken , Paul Widmer |
| Web link | www.degruyter.com/view/j/indo |
| ISSN (print) | 0019-7262 |
| ISSN (online) | 1613-0405 |
The Indo-European Research (IF) is an international journal for Indo-European studies and general linguistics. The magazine was founded in 1892 by Karl Brugmann and Wilhelm Streitberg , until 2011 the editor Eckhard Eggers succeeded Wolfgang P. Schmid †; from 2012 the editors were Michael Meier-Brügger , Elisabeth Rieken and Paul Widmer . From 2015 Benjamin W. Fortson replaced Michael Meier-Brügger and Götz Keydana joined in 2017. The magazine is published by the Walter de Gruyter publishing house and is the second oldest international magazine for Indo-European studies and linguistics after “ Historical Linguistics ”.
“The Indo-European Research publishes articles (articles and reviews) mainly on historical-comparative linguistics, the history of language, typology and characteristics of the individual languages of this group. In addition, articles from the field of general linguistics and that of the non-Indo-European languages are included, provided they touch on the main topic of the journal in terms of method and linguistic history.
See also
- further magazines for Indo-European studies
Web links
- Indo-European research on archive.org with direct access and download option.