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We're happy to announce that BIOLINGUISTICS has joined the Free Journal Network (FJN). Read More Read more about BIOLINGUISTICS joins the Free Journal Network (FJN)

As the first platinum open access linguistics journal Biolinguistics is introducing Registered Reports. Read More Read more about Introducing Registered Reports

The last day of the year marks the completion of another volume of BIOLINGUISTICS. The Editor just posted the end-of-year Notice, thanking all reviewers and others who were part of this enterprise — and laying out all the latest developments. Enjoy BIOLINGUISTICS 12! Read More Read more about BIOLINGUISTICS vol. 12 (2018) completed!

The next piece published in the current volume of BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Chris Golston (2018), '?-Features in Animal Cognition' (BIOLINGUISTICS 12, 55–98) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Chris Golston

A new Forum piece by Koji Hoshi just appeared in BIOLINGUISTICS, ready for download! Read More Read more about New contribution by Hoshi

We are thrilled to announce that the contributions to last year's special issue on Eric Lenneberg's Biological Foundations of Language are now all available online (open access)! Read More Read more about BL 11.SI -- Special Issue on Lenneberg (1967)

The next piece published in the new volume of BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by John Bolender (2018), 'Wittgenstein and Biolinguistics: Building upon the Second Picture Theory' (BIOLINGUISTICS 12, 14–38) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by John Bolender

The first piece published in the new volume of BIOLINGUISTICS is a brief by Sergio Balari & Guillermo Lorenzo (2018), 'Complex Ideas: Fodor’s Hume Revisited' (BIOLINGUISTICS 12, 1–13) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New brief by Sergio Balari & Guillermo Lorenzo

Just before the end of 2017, we are happy to announce that the preprints for our special issue celebrating Eric Lenneberg’s Biological Foundations of Language are available online. Read More Read more about Special Issue: Preprints Available Online

As the year comes to an end, so does the completion of another volume. The Editor just posted the end-of-year Notice, thanking all reviewers and others who were part of this enterprise. Read More Read more about Notice: BIOLINGUISTICS vol. 11 (2017) completed!

We’re very busy putting together the Special Issue on 50 Years after Lenneberg (1967). In the meantime, the latest piece published in the regular pages of BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Guillermo Lorenzo & Elena Vares (2017), 'The Externalization Component as the Locus of Specific Impairments' (BIOLINGUISTICS 11, 1–19) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Guillermo Lorenzo & Elena Vares

Due to the fact that many contributors have requested extensions, the deadline for submitting papers for our special issue celebrating Eric Lenneberg's Biological Foundations of Language has been extended to August 31st 2017. Read More Read more about Extended deadline for submitting papers to our Special Issue: August 31st 2017

As the year comes to an end, so does the completion of another volume. The Editor just posted the end-of-year Notice, thanking all reviewers and others who were part of this enterprise. It also contains interesting announcements for ongoing projects. Read More Read more about Notice: BIOLINGUISTICS vol. 10 (2016) completed!

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is a brief by Samuel David Epstein (2016), ‘Why Nurture Is Natural Too’ (BIOLINGUISTICS 10, 197–201) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New brief by Samuel David Epstein

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Koji Hoshi & Kyoko Miyazato (2016), 'Architecture of Human Language from the Perspective of a Case of Childhood Aphasia — Landau–Kleffner Syndrome' (BIOLINGUISTICS 10, 136–196) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Koji Hoshi & Kyoko Miyazato

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Michael R. Levot (2016), 'Optimality and Plausibility in Language Design' (BIOLINGUISTICS 10, 107–135) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Michael Levot

Eric Lenneberg’s book Biological Foundations of Language constitutes one of the founding documents of the field. This by now classic book was first published in 1967, meaning that next year will mark the 50th anniversary of its publication. In order to highlight the importance of this book as well as the lasting influence of Lenneberg’s work, Biolinguistics will be publishing a special issue that seeks to provide a fresh look at this true classic. We believe that this anniversary provides an excellent opportunity for inviting researchers to reread Biological Foundations of Language and thus revisit Lenneberg’s ideas contained therein, as well as his body of thought in general. Generally speaking, researchers are encouraged to (re-)explore this classical book from a contemporary as well as historical point of view. We are especially interested in contributions of experts who are willing to revisit a particular part of Biological foundations of language that is relevant to their speciality. Read More Read more about Call for papers: Special Issue celebrating Biological Foundations of Language

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Chris Thornton (2016), 'Three Ways to Link Merge with Hierarchical Concept-Combination' (BIOLINGUISTICS 10, 78–106) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Chris Thornton

After having lain dormant for quite some time, we are happy to announce that the BIOLINGUISTICS Twitter account has been reactivated. Follow @biolinguistics on Twitter to stay updated on all things BIOLINGUISTICS. Read More Read more about Follow us on Twitter

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Harvey M. Sussman (2016), 'A Functional Role for Neural Columns: Resolving F2 Transition Variability in Stop Place Categorization' (BIOLINGUISTICS 10, 60–77) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Harvey M. Sussman

BIOLINGUISTICS just published another Forum piece inspired by Berwick & Chomsky's (2016) WHY ONLY US and some of the reflections on it, by Wolfgang Sperlich. Read More Read more about WOU continued: New Forum contribution

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Elliot Murphy (2016), 'Phasal Eliminativism, Anti-Lexicalism, and the Status of the Unarticulated' (BIOLINGUISTICS 10, 21–50) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Elliot Murphy

Inspired by Berwick & Chomsky's (2016) WHY ONLY US, we have published a review by Marc Hauser and a Forum contribution by Elliot Murphy. Read More Read more about NEW OUT IN BIOLINGUISTICS

As part of our social media initiative, BIOLINGUISTICS has started the new year with the creation of a new Facebook page. Like our page on Facebook now to stay updated on all things BIOLINGUISTICS. Read More Read more about Like BIOLINGUISTICS on Facebook

Another year comes to an end -- and so does another volume of BIOLINGUISTICS. Happy reading and all the best for a great 2016! Read More Read more about VOLUME 9 COMPLETED

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Harvey M. Sussman (2015), 'Why the Left Hemisphere Is Dominant for Speech Production: Connecting the Dots' (BIOLINGUISTICS 9, 116–131) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Harvey M. Sussman

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini & Giuseppe Vitiello (2015), 'Linguistics and Some Aspects of Its Underlying Dynamics' (BIOLINGUISTICS 9, 096–115) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini & Giuseppe Vitiello

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Javier Ramírez Fernández (2015), 'Locality in Language and Locality in Brain Oscillatory Structures' (BIOLINGUISTICS 9, 074–095) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Javier Ramírez Fernández

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is an article by Evelina Leivada (2015), 'X-within-X Structures and the Nature of Categories' (BIOLINGUISTICS 9, 050–073) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Evelina Leivada

The latest piece published in BIOLINGUISTICS is a brief by Lluís Barceló-Coblijn, Antonio Benítez-Burraco & Aritz Irurtzun (2015), 'Syntactic Networks as an Endophenotype of Developmental Language Disorders: An Evo-Devo Approach to Clinical Linguistics' (BIOLINGUISTICS 9, 043–049) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about NEW PAPER OUT IN BIOLINGUISTICS

The latest article published in BIOLINGUISTICS is a paper by Sergio Balari & Guillermo Lorenzo (2015), 'Should It Stay or Should It Go? A Critical Reflection on the Critical Period for Language' (BIOLINGUISTICS 9, 008–042) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Sergio Balari & Guillermo Lorenzo

Is the year half started or half finished? We don't care, the first piece of the new volume is out, even if it's only the editorial. Read More Read more about VOL. 9 -- Happy 2015!

BIOLINGUISTICS has now completed its eighth volume: BL 8 (2014) is ready for full download! The end-of-year notice has been added and all covers as well as the full issue as a single PDF file are online. Please read, learn, and look forward to the next volume -- starting tomorrow! Happy New Year to all readers of BIOLINGUISTICS! Read More Read more about VOL. 8 COMPLETE -- HAPPY NEW YEAR!

The latest article published in BIOLINGUISTICS is a paper by Wolfram Hinzen (2014), 'What Is Un-Cartesian Linguistics?' (BIOLINGUISTICS 8, 226–257) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Wolfram Hinzen!

A new Forum paper by Ádám Szalontai & Katalin Csiszár just appeared in BIOLINGUISTICS, ready for download! Read More Read more about New contribution by Szalontai & Csiszár

"The Interesting Part Is What Is Not Conscious: An Interview with Noam Chomsky" by Michael M. Schiffmann is now available for download at BIOLINGUISTICS. Read More Read more about A new interview published!

The latest article published in BIOLINGUISTICS is a paper by Shiro Ojima and Kazuo Okanoya (2014), 'The Non-Hierarchical Nature of the Chomsky Hierarchy-Driven Artificial-Grammar Learning' (BIOLINGUISTICS 8, 163–180) and it's ready for download NOW. Read More Read more about New article by Ojima & Okanoya!

A new review of Sanz, Laka & Tanenhaus' (2013) edited volume _Language Down the Garden Path_ is out! Read More Read more about New book review!

BIOLINGUISTICS just published a new piece from Víctor M. Longa & Guillermo Lorenzo. Read More Read more about New contribution by Longa & Lorenzo

The latest article published in BIOLINGUISTICS is a paper by Jeffrey Watumull, Marc D. Hauser, and Robert C. Berwick. Read More Read more about New article by Watumull, Hauser & Berwick!

8 years at the helm of a new journal is a long time. Read More Read more about Cedric Boeckx stepping down as co-editor

Sergio Balari & Guillermo Lorenzo's review of Derek Bickerton's latest book is out! Read More Read more about New book review!

Pedro Tiago Martins' review of Johan J. Bolhuis & Martin Everaert's (2013) edited _Birdsong, Speech, and Language: Exploring the Evolution of Mind and Brain_ is now out in BIOLINGUISTICS. Read More Read more about And another book review published

We're happy to announce that Derek Bickerton's new article, 'Some Problems for Biolinguistics', is now published in BIOLINGUISTICS. Read More Read more about New article by Derek Bickerton

Gonzalo Castillo's review of Denis Bouchard's (2013) _The Nature and Origin of Language_ is now out in BIOLINGUISTICS. Read More Read more about New book review published

The 2014 stylesheet template for BIOLINGUISTICS can be downloaded here: Read More Read more about Stylesheet (Template)

We just published the first two contributions for volume 8 of BIOLINGUISTICS. Read More Read more about BL 8 (2014): Publishing has started!

The Notice from the Editors for vol. 7 was slightly updated. Read More Read more about Erratum vol. 7 (2013): Notice

Dear BIOLINGUISTICS Readers, We are now on... Facebook. :-) You can view us, you can like us, you can even join us there. https://www.facebook.com/groups/BIOLINGUISTICS.Journal Read More Read more about ANNOUNCEMENTS AND SOCIAL MEDIA

The two final pieces for 2013 have been published -- an article by Jeffrey Watumull and Read More Read more about LAST PUBLICATIONS FOR 2013!

There is an erratum for Gong et al.'s (2013) recent review of Evolang 9. Read More Read more about Erratum

The latest published article in BIOLINGUISTICS 7 (2013) is out. Read More Read more about A new article by Brady Clark

A critical yet clearly informed review of the special issue on 'Embodiment of Language' has been posted by Wolfgang Sperlich. Read More Read more about Review of 'Embodiment' special issue

The revised article by Andreas Trotzke and colleagues is now online. Read More Read more about corrected Trotzke et al. (2013)

Six years after launching the journal, we have decided to make a significant change to BIOLINGUISTICS. Read More Read more about Open Access, the next step: Publication changes in BIOLINGUISTICS

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The BIOLINGUISTICS stylesheet is available as a download. Read More Read more about BIOLINGUISTICS Stylesheet

Exciting news: BIOLINGUISTICS has gone blogging: http://biolingblog.blogspot.com Read More Read more about The BIOLINGUISTICS Blog

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