About the Journal

About the Journal

Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica Journal is a digital, open-access scientific publication of research articles in Spanish, English, French, and Portuguese. The journal is publish on a continuous basis, with two issues per year, and a "double-blind" peer review system for the selection of its contents.

The journal seeks to contribute to scientific knowledge in the following topics: language sciences: linguistics, grammar, phonetics and phonology, critical discourse analysis, psycholinguistics, semiotics, semio-linguistics, language and media, language and ICT, sociolinguistics, pragmatics, sociology of language, ethnolinguistics, pedagogical models and curricular design applied to language, linguistics applied to teaching, pedagogy of reading, pedagogy of writing and pedagogy of orality in Spanish.

Likewise, due to the nature of its contents, it is expected that the journal will be of interest to researchers in language sciences, specialists, graduate and Ph.D. students, and other professionals in training.

Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica is supported by the University Press of the Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, under the “diamond” open access model, that is, it has no costs for the authors in any of stage of the publication process (neither submission nor processing of the articles).

About the Journal

Focus and Scope

Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica Journal is a digital, open-access scientific publication of research articles in Spanish, English, French, and Portuguese. The journal is publish on a continuous basis, with two issues per year, and a "double-blind" peer review system for the selection of its contents.

Publishing Process

Authors interested in publishing in Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica must take into account the following aspects when applying for an article:

Originality. The journal seeks the publication of original works not yet published by other means. A work that is translated from another language is not considered original.

Copyright. The journal allows authors to retain copyright to their articles. However, for Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica, the submission of an article indicates that the author(s) certify(s) and accept(s) that:

The ideas and affirmations consigned by the authors are their responsibility and do not necessarily interpret the opinions and policies of the journal, nor do they necessarily respond to the opinion of its editor or of the Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia.

The reception of an article does not imply the commitment of the journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica for its publication.

Its reproduction and citation for academic purposes are authorized, explicitly indicating the source.

In addition, to regulate the relationship between the contents of the journal and its readers, the articles will be published under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial, No Derivative Works 4.0 (CC BY-NC-ND) license

Code of Ethics. Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica adheres to the “Guide to good practices for journal editors” and other ethical guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), as well as the provisions of Habeas Data-Statutory Law 1266 of 2008, for the management of personal information in databases. Authors must avoid incurring unethical publishing behavior that compromises the quality or veracity of the results of the manuscripts they submit to the journal.

Peer Review. In the process of publishing the journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica, once the original article (manuscript) has been received, the Editorial Committee will define whether it meets both the technical standards established by the journal and the relevance, scientific and writing quality. Likewise, this will be reviewed by a plagiarism detector software, to determine its originality. If the document complies with these standards, it will be subject to review and evaluation by reviewers specialized in the particular thematic area, under the "double-blind" system, that is, throughout the evaluation process the identities of both the authors and the reviewers are concealed. Once their evaluation has been completed, the reviewers will send their opinion through the journal's portal. The evaluated article may have one of these three results: publishable, publishable with adjustments, or not publishable. When this is considered publishable with adjustments, the author is informed, who decides whether to commit to making them, and will communicate her/his decision in writing to the Editorial Committee

Simultaneous submission. The authors should not simultaneously submit the same manuscript to another journal, since this potentially compromises the originality and rights of a manuscript. The submission of the manuscript must be done strictly, following the rules for authors.

Use and Dissemination of Articles. It is essential that the authors, if they are researchers and university professors, actively participate in the dissemination of their articles among their students and colleagues in the area. The authors can get involved in dissemination strategies so that part of the scientific knowledge in their articles is communicated more pleasantly and its understanding and assimilation by a broader public is facilitated.

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Ethics

The journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica adheres to the good practices, recommendations, and procedures proposed by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) for scientific journal publishing and subscribes to its 16 transparency principles: https://publicationethics.org/resources/guidelines-new/principles-transparency-and-best-practice-scholarly-publishing

Transparency principles

As far as good publishing practices and transparency criteria are concerned, the recommendations of the 16 COPE principles are adopted. The following describes how the journal reflects such principles:

Website: the journal runs on an Open Journal platform system and includes all true and up-to-date information on its focus, scope, thematic spectrum, editorial structure, policy, and procedures.
2. Name of the Journal: the journal has been consistent with its name since its creation and does not give rise to misunderstandings with other publications.
3. Peer Review Process: the journal thoroughly describes its peer review process under the "double-blind" system.
4. Ownership and Management: the journal is sponsored by the Editorial Unit and the Master in Linguistics of the UPTC.
Governing Body: the journal has an editorial structure that is published on its website and is made up of a chief editor, associate scientific editors, and an Editorial and Scientific Committee. It also has an Editorial and Production Coordination Area, in charge of supporting the management of the journal and all its technical and professional publication processes.
6. Editorial Team/Contact Information: the journal includes complete information on its editorial structure, profiles, ORCID, or information on the online CV of its members.
7. Copyright and Licenses: the journal declares which is its relationship with its authors in terms of the rights of the approved manuscripts and the relationship it establishes with its readers, through a Creative Commons license.
8. Charges to the Author: the journal explicitly declares that it works under the "diamond" open access model, that is, that it has no submission or publication costs for its authors.
9. Process to Identify and Handle Complaints of Misconduct in Research: the journal declares that it follows the COPE flowcharts (procedures) to handle potential cases of ethical dilemmas or misconduct in scientific research and publication.
10. Ethics in Publication: the journal has an ethics policy that promotes scientific integrity and that translates into procedures to promote and verify the quality of manuscripts.
11. Periodicity of the Publication: the frequency of the publication is indicated in the policies of the journal.
12. Access: the policies specify how the access to the contents of the journal is; it has no subscription costs, and its access is open, under a Creative Commons license.
13. Archiving: the journal has a preservation policy and declares it in its guidelines.
14. Sources of Income: the journal is fully supported by the University Press and the Master in Linguistics Program. Its purpose is to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the language sciences and the particularities of the Latin American context in the professional practice of linguistics.
15. Advertising: The journal has no ads nor is interested in publishing any commercial information on services or products. Its focus is purely scientific and academic.
16. Direct Marketing: the journal does not carry out direct marketing strategies nor does it have commercial purposes; It has no interest in that sense or charges for the authors. It intends to create a community of contributors (authors, reviewers, editors) and a diverse and inclusive audience of readers, within the particularities of its subject area.

Roles and management of the journal

It is of special interest to the journal that all its collaborators (authors, reviewers, editors, and publishing professionals, among others) work with principles that promote and guarantee scientific integrity in all phases of the communication of scientific knowledge, ensuring that the manuscripts published in the journal transmit reliable, reproducible knowledge that helps both the advancement of science and the solution of problems in the area, with a real impact on professional practice.

Likewise, the journal will ensure that ethical practices permeate the entire operation of the journal, following COPE in one of its core practices on journal management.

Ethics and evaluation process

One of the first verifications that the journal will carry out when receiving a manuscript submission is to check its originality and its probable similarity with other works already published through an anti-plagiarism software.

If the inappropriate use of other works protected by copyright, of works already published, the fabrication or manipulation of data, or any other type of unethical conduct is detected, the journal may reject the submitted manuscript.

Also, if the authors involved in an incident that violates ethics or scientific integrity do not provide a satisfactory clarification, the journal, in the future, will not receive or process any submission from them again.

Ethical dilemmas

The journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica will follow the procedures suggested by COPE and its flowcharts, in the face of evidence of bad practices or ethical dilemmas in the manuscripts received or published.

Corrections and retractions

The journal may make corrections or retractions of works already published. Corrections will proceed when minor, but important errors are identified, that is, errors that do not greatly compromise the results of an investigation or its contents, but that may give rise to misunderstandings. It could also be errors in the information of the authors or another type of error associated with the bibliographic information of the article.

On the other hand, retractions will occur in cases where a serious problem is identified in an article, which compromises its results, reliability, or originality.

Therefore, each case will be studied by the editor and his/her team, and the pertinent actions will be taken, also following the COPE recommendations.

Ethical aspects of submission

Some ethical aspects associated with the submission or application of any manuscript are described below:

Statement of authorship, conflicts of interest

Authors must submit their manuscripts with a statement of authorship and originality. Likewise, they must present a conflict-of-interest form, duly signed by all the authors. Both documents must follow these journal templates:

Declaration of authorship
Conflict of interest

Also, it is requested that at the time of submission they submit a signed license, which may require updating once the article has been approved, if any modification was made to the title, as a result of the peer review process.

Petitions, complaints, complaints, and claims

The contributors or readers of the journal can get in touch with the editorial office through its official email (cuadernos.linguistica@uptc.edu.co), to present to the Editor in Chief any type of request that provides clarity on any process associated with the manuscripts submitted or published, or to file a complaint, claim or potential risk about ethical problems in any work.

All requests will be processed, offering a probable answer timeline, according to their nature or complexity.

Peer Review Process

Manuscript evaluation

The journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica evaluates the submitted manuscripts through a "double-blind" peer review system, which means that the identity of both the authors and the reviewers is reserved throughout the process, with the purpose that the evaluation is as independent as possible and maintains its scientific focus.

To offer clarity to our authors, below, we explain the stages of the journal evaluation process:

Editorial review and desk rejection

All manuscripts submitted to the journal go through an editorial review that consists of 1) a similarity review of the manuscript in an anti-plagiarism software; 2) a review of compliance with the minimum submission criteria and the interest of the topic for the journal.

If in any of these two aspects a problem is identified in the manuscript, the journal will notify the authors, either suggesting adjustments or corrections or discarding the submission of the manuscript.

Manuscripts that successfully pass this phase or those that do not present any problem will go through the peer review process.

Reviewers’ selection

Once a manuscript passes the editorial review, the search or selection of peer reviewers begins. The journal selects reviewers based on a review of the candidate's profile, in which academic training is combined (mainly reviewers with a Linguistics doctorate or specialty are sought), recent publications of books and articles, the research activity of the potential reviewer, and her/his H index. Also, they must not have a conflict of interest with the document object of the evaluation. If the Editorial Committee is unaware of this, the reviewer must state in writing if she/he has a conflict of interest with the research in which she/he is involved with the research which frames the article or with the funding institution.

Manuscript reading

The reviewers who agree to evaluate the manuscript do an in-depth review of its contents to establish, in general terms, its scientific rigor (conceptual and methodological aspects, results, etc.) and some aspects related to its presentation and writing.

Peer review outcome

Each time the journal completes an evaluation cycle ¾usually involving two or three reviewers for each manuscript¾, the editor reads, consolidates, and submits the concepts with a verdict on likely acceptance or rejection. The consolidated concept can suggest slight modifications, deep modifications, and approval without modifications or rejection.

The final approval of the manuscript, in the case of the request for corrections, will depend on the verification of the reviewers of the corrected version and the acceptance of the editor.

Evaluation Form

There is an instrument for evaluating the articles in which it is stipulated: the scale of assessment, the minimum passing score, the typology of the articles (i.e. research, review, discussion), aspects of content and aspects of form with their respective criteria assessment and scoring ranges.

The reviewer has the possibility to accept, reject or approve the article with modifications. The journal ensures the confidentiality of the names of the reviewers and the partial and total results of the evaluation.

The article accepted with observations, according to the reviewers' criteria, will be returned to its author(s) so that they can make the pertinent corrections. Once received, it must be delivered back, with the adjustments, to the reviewers to verify the improvements.

Corrections

Authors will have the opportunity to make a round of corrections to their manuscripts. In the event of an insistence on the part of the reviewers or the Editor on the insufficiency of the adjustments, the article may be rejected.

Finally, the correction times will be defined according to what the editor suggests and agreed with the authors. In any case, the period may not exceed one trimester; Once this period has expired and if corrections are not delivered, the manuscript will be rejected.

Peer review average time

The peer review process is complex due to the specialization of some topics and the work overload of many researchers who, in addition, also act as reviewers or editors for several journals. To this is added that the process is carried out ad honorem. However, the journal will work on rigorous monitoring of all its processes, to provide quick answers to its authors, in a matter of weeks or a few months.

On average, a full peer review cycle for a manuscript will take about four months. When divergent opinions arise between two reviewers, the article will be sent to a third reviewer, to resolve the controversy.

Access

Post-publication

Post-publication is a new term that can be used to refer to the processes of diffusion, dissemination, and appropriation of scientific work, after its online publication. The journals develop policies, protocols, and strategies of scientific communication to stimulate the consultation of their contents and reach the specialized public to which it is mainly directed, but also the general public that can benefit or have some type of impact due to the results of an investigation.

Below are some key aspects of access to the journal and the uses of its contents.

Access

The journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica is of immediate open access. It has no embargo periods for the content it publishes online, and its articles are covered by a Creative Commons Attribution, Non-Commercial, No Derivative Works (CC BY-NC-ND) license.

As for its operating resources, the journal is fully financed by the Editorial Unit and the Master in Linguistics at UPTC.

Archive and Preservation

Authors can self-archive in their institutional repositories or on their institutional website, in the final version of the article published in the journal. However, authors are invited to always register their articles published in the journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica by their link to the active DOI and to use the DOI in social networks, curriculum vitae (CV), and online academic profiles.

The journal, for its part, will archive its published articles in the repositories of indexing systems to which it belongs, such as SciELO, and Redalyc, or will automatically register new content published in repositories such as the DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals).

Publication Costs

Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica journal is open access, under the "diamond" model, which means that there is no stipulated cost for the authors, neither in the submission phase nor for processing, editing, or publishing a manuscript approved by peers. In short, their process is completely free for authors.

The journal obtains its operating resources from the Editorial Unit and the Master in Linguistics at UPTC. Its purpose is not commercial but scientific and seeks to provide a service to the scientific community in linguistics, by disseminating and offering scientific knowledge validated by peers.

Instructions for Authors

Focus and Scope

The journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica is a digital, open-access scientific publication of research articles in Spanish, English, French, and Portuguese. It has a continuous periodicity, with two issues per year, and a "double-blind" evaluation system for the selection of its contents.

The journal seeks to contribute to scientific knowledge in the following lines: language sciences: linguistics, grammar, phonetics and phonology, critical discourse analysis, psycholinguistics, semiotics, semio-linguistics, language and media, language and ICTs, sociolinguistics, pragmatics, sociology of language, ethnolinguistics, pedagogical models and curricular design applied to language, linguistics applied to teaching, pedagogy of reading, pedagogy of writing and pedagogy of orality in Spanish.

Likewise, due to the nature of its contents, it is expected that the journal will be of interest to researchers in language sciences, specialists, masters, Ph.D., and other professionals in training.

Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica is financed by the Editorial Unit of the Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia, under the “diamond” open access model, that is, it has no costs for the authors in any of its phases (neither submission nor processing of the items).

Publishing Process

The publication process of Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica is subdivided into three main stages: content management, editorial production, and post-publication.

Content Management

Content management encompasses the call for authors, either for miscellaneous editions in language sciences or for special editions (with a thematic emphasis), the submission of articles, and peer review.

Editorial Production

Production is the professional editing process that all manuscripts approved for publication undergo. That process includes copyediting, metadata translation, design and layout, proofreading, and final approval for publication. In this phase, all the editorial normalization of the manuscripts that were approved by the peers is carried out, the texts and their graphic aspects are adapted to the guidelines of the journal, and all necessary editorial conventions for the identification and recovery of published works are included.

Post-publication

Post-publication involves all the actions that the editorial team projects and executes so that the contents published by the journal are disseminated, disclosed, and can be consulted, in this case, in open access, through the journal's platform and various indexing systems, for readers interested in language sciences.

The procedures included in each of these three stages will be explained in detail below.

Content Management

Announcement

The call for authors will be open all year round, without interruptions and a specific calendar, for ordinary editions. In the case of special editions, the guest editor or the call for the number may establish a particular schedule and with the specific milestones that are deemed appropriate (call for abstracts, pre-selection, editorial filter, among others).

Publication Frequency

Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica has a continuous frequency, with two issues or editions a year.

Eventually, it will be able to launch supplements or extraordinary, thematic issues, on topics of interest determined by the editors or the Editorial or Scientific Committee.

Publication Languages

The journal accepts manuscripts originally written in Spanish, English, and Portuguese.

The metadata of the articles must be sent only in the original language in which the work was written. If the work is approved, the journal will carry out the technical translation of the metadata.

Types of Manuscripts

The journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica accepts the following types of original articles, as established by Publindex-Colciencias:

1) Research article (20 pages): a document that presents in detail the original results of completed research projects. The body of the work must contain the following sections: introduction, methodology, results
and discussion.

2) Reflection article (15 pages): a document that presents finished research results from an analytical, interpretive, or critical perspective of the author, on a specific topic, using original sources.
3) Review articles (20 pages): a document resulting from a completed investigation, where the results of published or unpublished investigations on a field of science or technology are analyzed, systematized, and integrated, to account for the progress and development trends of language sciences. It is characterized by presenting a careful bibliographic review of at least 50 references.

NOTE: items that exceed the length indicated are not accepted.

Formal requirements for the presentation of articles

In any case, the authors must employ the following style and presentation instructions for the articles:

Margins: letter format with 2.54 cm margins on each side.
Spacing:the titles and subtitles will be registered with Arabic numerals up to the third level (for example 1.3.2). Footnotes must appear in Arabic numerals. These will be used only to clarify, explain or expand concepts or data that the author considers should be outside the text. It is recommended to avoid its excessive use.
Line Spacing: 1.5
Font: Arial 12. For textual citations with paragraph indentation: Arial 11, line spacing 1.0.
Text Indentation:all paragraphs will be indented on the first line; Leave a blank space between one and the other, and between the different sections of the article.
Titles and Subtitles: Titles and subtitles will be registered with Arabic numerals up to the third level (for example 1.3.2)
Footnotes:footnotes must appear in Arabic numerals. These will be used only to clarify, explain or expand concepts or data that the author considers should be outside the text. It is recommended to avoid its excessive use.
Tables and Figures:tables and figures must appear referenced and explained in the text. They must be titled, sequentially numbered, and accompanied by their respective image captions and source. They are located after the paragraph where they are announced. It is the responsibility of the author to obtain and deliver to the journal the permission for the publication of figures that require it.

In addition to the above requirements, the following must be considered:

The first page of the article must contain:

Title of the article: no more than 12 words, and the use of acronyms, symbols, and abbreviations will be avoided.
Name of the author(s) and email, ORCID identifier code. In a footnote, with a (*) symbol, it is essential to include the following:
Type of article (research, reflection, or review). Last academic degree and university that grants it, institution, and country where the author works. Name of the research group, if applicable. Origin of grants and support received if any. It is mandatory to have a fully completed ORCID (Open Researcher and Contribution ID) https://orcid.org/signin.

2. On the second page will appear an abstract and keywords. The abstract must have a maximum of 150 words and a minimum of 100, in which the author describes what she/he is going to develop in her/his article. Keywords must be included, a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 8, that account for the central themes, authors, and other topics to be highlighted in the article.
The abstract must present the following structure:

Purpose: (minimum 25, maximum 50 words)

Methodology: (minimum 25, maximum 50 words)

Results: (minimum 25, maximum 50 words)

Conclusions (minimum 25, maximum 50 words)

The journal will introduce an abstract in English, French, and Portuguese. Between three and six keywords should be included, chosen according to the UNESCO Thesaurus (http://vocabularies.unesco.org/browser/thesaurus/es/)

From the third page onwardsmust appear introduction (description of the problem and objective of the article), the body of work (theoretical framework, methodology, results, and discussion), conclusions, and bibliographic references (APA standards, 7th edition).

Author Information

Authors must register with ORCID ( https://orcid.org/register ) or submit their ORCID profile, with their data updated and available for consultation, mainly their institutional affiliation (employment), academic background (education and qualifications), and publications (works). For reasons of transparency and systematization of the information of the authors who participate in the journal, works by authors who are not registered in ORCID and who do not include their academic information there will not be processed.

Copyright and Licenses

Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica does not ask the authors to transfer the copyright of their manuscripts. However, the authors must grant the journal a license to publish their manuscript, for the entire term of legal protection and in all their territories, by the terms of the following proforma:

Publication License

Manuscripts will be published under the protection of a Creative Commons Attribution, Non-Commercial, No Derivative Works (CC BY-NC-ND) license.

Publication Costs

The journal obtains its operating resources from the Editorial Unit and the Master in Linguistics at UPTC. Its purpose is not commercial but scientific and seeks to provide a service to the scientific community in linguistics, by disseminating, disseminating, and offering scientific knowledge validated by peers.

Editorial Production

The production brings together a series of scientific editing professionals (copyeditors, designers, layout designers, proofreaders, translators) who help the manuscripts, before being published, to reach their best possible version. Production comprises the following stages:

Copy Editing

In copy editing, the approved manuscripts are intervened to correct aspects of writing, syntax, and spelling, in addition to fully adapting them to the journal's guidelines. Each manuscript goes through three readings (in its originals, in its diagrammed version, and the final proofs) to try to prevent errors.

Layout

The layout is the stage in which the manuscripts are adapted to the layout of the journal and its editorial conventions. It seeks that the texts have uniformity, the same graphic identity and that they contain all the necessary information so that it can be easily identified and retrieved online.

Markup

Nowadays scientific journals offer several reading formats online or on devices. Also, due to the protocols of the platforms or systems in which they are published or indexed, they must carry out technical intervention processes on the files of their published articles so that they are properly registered and later retrieved by search engines.

Translation

The journal publishes the metadata of its articles (titles, abstracts, and keywords) in two languages. For this, each text will be reviewed by a professional translator, to guarantee the quality of the translations and the proper use of specialized terms for the area.

Interaction with Authors

In the copy editing phase, in the layout phase, in the translation of metadata, and in the preparation of the final files with the different formats handled by the journal, the authors have the opportunity to interact and review their text. Usually, in each of these phases, some corrections imply clarification by the authors or their revision, before moving from one stage to another.

Authors are requested to be diligent and thorough in reviewing the proofs of their manuscript, to guarantee the integrity of the contents and finish the edition as soon as possible, and thus make the final text available online for readers to consult.

Production Times

The times of a production process are variable, according to the complexity of the manuscript and aspects associated with its graphic features. However, a manuscript, including the interactions with the authors, must be edited in an average time that can range from 8 to 15 days. This means that the complete publication of an issue of the journal can be carried out over 3 or 4 months.

Post-publication

Post-publication is a new term that can be used to refer to the processes of diffusion, dissemination, and appropriation of scientific work, after its online publication. Journals develop scientific communication policies, protocols, and strategies to encourage consultation of their content and reach the specialized public to which it is directed, mainly, but also the general public that may benefit or have some kind of impact from the results of a research.

Below are some key aspects of access to the journal and the uses of its contents.

Access

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Archive and Preservation

Authors can self-archive the final version of the article published in the journal in their institutional repositories or on their institutional website. However, authors are invited to always register their articles published in the journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica by their link to the active DOI and to use the DOI in social networks, curriculum vitae (CV), and online academic profiles.

The journal, for its part, will file its published articles in the repositories of indexing systems to which it belongs, such as SciELO, and Redalyc, or will automatically register new content published in repositories such as the DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals).

Indexing

The journal Cuadernos de Lingüística Hispánica is continually indexing its published content and new articles in directories, bibliographic databases, and indices. This helps more and more readers to locate their content online, through library catalogs or database services, and consult them for research, professional training, or updating processes.

In this regard, the journal is informing on its website of the new systems in which it has been included or in which its information has been updated, for use by the scientific or university community or the general public.

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