Faits de Langues

Faits de Langues aims to bring to the fore the diversity of the world’s languages and to present different viewpoints and frameworks within the field of linguistics (covering areas such as phonetics, morphology, syntax, lexicology, and sociolinguistics), viewed from various perspectives (such as typology, diachrony, language acquisition, epistemology, speech-language pathology, and cognition).
Faits de Langues gives high priority to the use of original empirical data and has no preference for any theoretical framework. Articles should be based on clearly defined research questions which are not theory-internal and therefore accessible to readers with different theoretical backgrounds. The journal is published in two issues per year, consisting of one general issue and one special issue. The languages of the journal are English and French.