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Since its founding in 1956, Lebende Sprachen [Living Languages] has been the leading German journal for foreign languages in research and practice. It contains articles and reviews on language in general and also covers topics on specific languages and cultures, living languages and the life of language. The spectrum of topics includes interlingual phenomena such as diverse facets of translating and interpreting in theory and practice as well as various aspects of translation studies. Furthermore, the journal focuses on intralingual issues in applied linguistics and e.g. in sociolinguistics such as the change of text type and discourse conventions. Lebende Sprachen is directed at professionals such as translators, interpreters, linguists, philologists, lexicologists, terminologists and students of these fields.
Lebende Sprachen was first published in 1956 by Langenscheidt Berlin, edited by Alexander Lane and Günther Haensch.
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Editors-in-Chief
Prof. Dr. Ralph Krüger, Köln University of Applied Sciences, GermanyProf. Dr. Tinka Reichmann, Leipzig University, GermanyProf. Dr. Ursula Wienen, Köln University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Editorial OfficeDoreen Schoon-HammermannRedaktion Lebende SprachenHallesche Straße 1306406 BernburgGermanyschoon@lebendesprachen.de
Editorial BoardCarsten Sinner, Leipzig University, GermanyGinette Castro, Temuco Catholic University, ChileSue Ellen Wright, Kent State University, Ohio, USAKlaus Schubert, University of Hildesheim, GermanyAiling Chang, Shanghai International Studies University, ChinaGina Abou Fadel Saad, Saint Joseph University, Beirut, LebanonNikolai K. Garbovskiy, Lomonosow Moscow State University, RussiaPeter J. Holzer, Innsbruck University, Austria