About the Journal

Aims and scope

Objective and scope of the publication (subject scope, territory scope, research issues, primary objective of the publication) "Language - School - Religion" is a ranked publication dedicated to interdisciplinary analyses of the relation between language, school and religion. The authors of the papers collected in LSR discuss various issues concerning linguistics, literature studies, teaching, history and theology.

Abstracting/Indexing

  • CEJSH - The Central European Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities
  • BazHum - Baza Humanistyczna

Polityka Open Access

Czasopismo zapewnia natychmiastowy, otwarty dostęp do wszystkich swoich treści zgodnie z zasadą, że badania swobodnie dostępne zwiększają i przyśpieszają globalny rozwój nauki i wymianę wiedzy.

Journal History

Language-School-Religion has been issued since 2006, at first with ISBN number as a collection of papers; since 2010, vol. V – ISSN number, an annual magazine; since 2012, vol. VII – a biannual magazine; since 2015, vol. X – a quarterly magazine; since 2020, vol. XV – an annual magazine.

Publishing ethics and publication malpractice statement

The Editorial Commitee of Language-School-Religion with the participation of the Scientific Board of the publication give a primary evaluation of the delivered papers for their relevance to the general scientific profile of the publication. The papers failing to meet the formal and editorial requirements are sent back to the authors with a request to correct them. The articles written by students and doctoral students have to possess a recommendation from a research supervisor. The articles qualified by the Editorial Committee are coded by the editor and as anonymous are delivered to two independent reviewers (the up-to-date list of the reviewers is on the website). Reviewers, having identified the author of the paper, are obliged to reveal a potential conflict of interest concerning direct personal (family relation, legal relation) or professional relations. The names of reviewers for particular papers are not revealed. The Editorial Team consider ghostwriting and guest authorship to be a gross manifestation of research negligence. All such cases shall be exposed, publicized, and reported to the suitable subjects (institutions employing authors, scientific societies, institutions financing science, ministry responsible for science).