Meine kleine Lesemaschine: Reflexion zur Begrenzung der Produktion von wissenschaftlichen Texten [International Journal of Multilingualism]

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Editorial
3. Reading: An anniversary conversation with journal editors
4. Article
5. Schreiben oder Lesen, aber nicht beides, oder: Vorschlag zur Wiedereinführung der Keilschrift mittels Hammer und Meißel
6. Commentaries
7. Sobre el acceso a la bibliografía académica desde el Sur: diagnóstico, estrategias de resistencia y un proyecto disruptivo concreto [Anuario de Glotopolítica]
8. Toward un-WEIRDing academic publishing about language [Applied Linguistics]
9. Recognising the human in humanities [Australian Review of Applied Linguistics]
10. 文字简化、学术产出与技术进化—来自中国的经验 [Chinese Journal of Language Policy and Planning]
11. Meine kleine Lesemaschine: Reflexion zur Begrenzung der Produktion von wissenschaftlichen Texten [International Journal of Multilingualism]
12. The politics of writing and reading: An Arabic sociolinguistics perspective [Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics]
13. To read is to cite: A moral proposition [Journal of Linguistic Anthropology]
14. Sociolinguistics towards a culturalist turn: a sociolinguistic response to the challenges of mankind [Journal of Multicultural Discourses]
15. Wolfgang Klein as Don Quixote [Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development]
16. An extended lunch break: a response to Wolfgang Klein [Journal of Pragmatics]
17. The economic reterritorialization of academic publishing and the politics of reading [Journal of Sociolinguistics]
18. How I learned to stop worrying and love the explosion of information [Journal of Southeast Asian Linguistics Society]
19. Writing and publishing language studies in the Arab region [Khitabaat Journal]
20. Accouchons des idées, pas des articles: politiser la proposition de Wolfgang Klein pour repenser le travail scientifique [Langage et Société]
21. Reading or writing is not the question: politicizing the politics of scholarly production and reception [Language, Culture and Society]
22. Writing to be read, or how to achieve more through less [Language Matters]
23. Writing or reading? An incommensurable choice? [Language in Society]
24. Can we escape the textocalypse? Academic publishing as community building [Language on the Move]
25. Acceleration, capitalist temporalities and collective challenges in academic publishing [Language Policy]
26. On close reading and slow writing [Multilingua]
27. Where global discourses meet local realities: the case of scholarly publishing in Sinhala [Sāhityaya]
28. Navigating a national linguistics journal through local interests and global pressures: an editorial view on the problem of academic overproduction [Slovo a slovesnost]
29. What is the place of African languages in knowledge production? [South African Journal of African Languages]
30. Publishing issues and overwhelm [Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies]
31. Strengthening local academic publishing in the age of academic fast fashion [TILAMSIK]
32. Dromm und die verlorene Balance [The Mouth: Critical Studies on Language, Culture and Society]
33. Meritocracy, governmental intervention, and academic nepotism: a South Korean academic publishing landscape [The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea]
34. Indagando a aceleração da produção acadêmica com bom humor: Uma visão do sul [Trabalhos em Linguística Aplicada]
35. Final Commentary
36. How to amend the supply-demand imbalance in research?