Continua is an Open Access (OA), peer-reviewed academic journal whose contributions explore aspects of the mental lexicon, the conceptualization of 'words', and the intersection of morphological phenomena with phonological, semantic, syntactic, and pragmatic factors. We target submissions that incorporate comparative, typologically diverse, and/or experimental data sets with theoretical models that seek to advance our collective understanding of morphological theory and its interfaces as well as the properties of the mental lexicon. Our understanding of the notion of 'interface' extends to the syntax-morphology (including syntactic agreement phenomena), morphology-phonology, and morphology-semantic interfaces. Research focusing on bilingual and multilingual populations is also welcome. Continua is published and supported by Open at Penn State and shares a close relationship to our lab group.
Interested in being involved with Continua?
As an Open Access journal, Continua ensures that prospective authors are not required to pay any fees to publish their research. Open Access publishing also allows authors to retain the rights to their research. In this publication model, a number of responsibilities fall on the editorial team. If you are interesting in learning more about academic publishing - especially the benefits of Open Access publishing - consider applying for an internship with Continua. As an intern, you will receive training and first-hand experience with the following aspects of academic publishing:
Interested in being involved with Continua?
As an Open Access journal, Continua ensures that prospective authors are not required to pay any fees to publish their research. Open Access publishing also allows authors to retain the rights to their research. In this publication model, a number of responsibilities fall on the editorial team. If you are interesting in learning more about academic publishing - especially the benefits of Open Access publishing - consider applying for an internship with Continua. As an intern, you will receive training and first-hand experience with the following aspects of academic publishing:
- Typesetting & proofreading
- Preparation of documents for publication (using LaTeX)
- Remediation of documents and HTML cites for consumers with hearing and/or visual difficulties/impairment
