TEP indexed in LATINDEX Directory
Texts in Process has been included in LATINDEX directory and will be evaluated by the end of 2020 for its inclusion in the catalogue 2.0.
Read more about TEP indexed in LATINDEX DirectoryVolume 4 (2018)
Tú and Usted in Mexico City. How much and how does gender, age, and instruction affect them?
Cristal Yeseidy Cepeda Ruiz
1-29
No one is perfect: a dimensional discursive semantic analysis of Rufo Caballero’s film critique
Yamila Cobos Castillo
30-46
Politeness, power and solidarity: perception of university teachers on the use of the pronominal system in the classroom
Yliana Rodríguez
47-60
On subjective (and intensifier) I think (that) in parliamentary debate sessions
María Amparo Soler Bonafont
61-92
Geolectal Dictionary of Cuba. Aspects of the lexicographical plant
Aurora Camacho Barreiro, Yurelkys Palacio Piñeiro, Elisa García González, Lorena Hernández Valdés, Amalia Triana Orozco, Kelly Linares Terry
93-122
Gender normative and non-normative morphemes usages study: preference, tolerance and refuse on autoidentification
Adrián Rodríguez Iglesias
123-158
The own and the other in narratives about witchcraft of the northeast of Mexico
Gabriel Ignacio Verduzco Arguelles, María Eugenia Flores Treviño
159-173
Forms of address as a strategic activity and as an index of categorization within societies of approximation or distancing
Ramiro Carlos Humberto Caggiano Blanco, María Zulma M. Kulikowski
174-193
A preliminary study of refusals in the Brazilian and Spanish cultures: an analysis of external modifiers employed in e-mails and private messages on Facebook
Sara González Berrio, Susana Martín Leralta, Nildicéia Aparecida Rocha
194-218
Texts in Process has been included in LATINDEX directory and will be evaluated by the end of 2020 for its inclusion in the catalogue 2.0.
Read More Read more about TEP indexed in LATINDEX DirectoryWe announce that Text in Process starts being indexed and archived in the OpenAIRE and Zenodo, both projects from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation projects for full open access initiatives.
Read More Read more about OpenAIRE and ZenodoThe Norwegian Centre for Research Data (NSD) has included Texts in Process in their registers as a new publication channel. The NSD shows which scientific publications are recognized in the weighted funding model.
Read More Read more about TEP accepted at NSDTexts in Process has been incorporated into AmeliCA XML, an indexing and preservation service in XML format for scientific journals.
Read More Read more about AmeliCAWe announce the uploading of papers to Elsevier-Mendeley platform. Check out the profile here.
Read More Read more about MendeleyASICE-Programa EDICE presents a new platform for its Texts in Process (TEP) journal. It uses OJS 3.x technology, adds new formats for submitting articles and standardizes its metadata to expand the number of international indexing services.
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A scholarly publication about Spanish language and linguistics, double-blindly reviewed by international specialists. Published since 2015 by ASICE-EDICE Programme in Europe (Stockholm, Seville, Bologna) and Latin America (Buenos Aires). An annual volume with two issues. Full and unrestricted open access, without charges or fees for article submission, reviewing, processing or publication.
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