Tomsk Journal of Linguistics and Anthropology
"Linguistics without anthropology is sterile,
anthropology without linguistics is blind".
Charles Hockett.
1973. Man's place in nature.
New York: McGraw-Hill. p. 675.
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The highest priority for the Journal is the organization of productive academic exchange among both, experienced and young researchers in a wide range of issues in linguistics and anthropology, united primarily by a common geographical area – Siberia, including genetically affiliated and unrelated cultures of past and present. Moreover, the Journal is naturally interested in theoretical, methodological and technological aspects of linguistic and anthropological research.
The Journal invites submissions from authors specializing in a variety of research issues in linguistics and anthropology, including:
- 5.6.3. Archeology (historical sciences),
- 5.6.4. Ethnology, anthropology and ethnography (historical sciences),
- 5.6.5. Historiography, source studies, methods of historical research (historical sciences),
- 5.9.5. Russian language. Languages of the peoples of Russia (philological sciences),
- 5.9.8. Theoretical, applied and comparative-contrastive linguistics (philological sciences).
The editorial board of TJLA emphasizes that studies in the area "conceptology" and "linguistic consciousness", as well as literary studies do not fall in the scope of priority areas of scholarship for the Journal; the editorial board retains the right to reject such studies without full review.
From 2017, all publications in TJLA are assigned DOI (Digital Object Identifier) - a unique identifier of the publication.
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year.
The journal was founded in 2013 by Tomsk State Pedagogical University.
The journal is included in the Web of Science ESCI from 10.09.2017
The journal is included in the ERIH Plus Citation Index from 21.06.2016
The journal is included in the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI) on the platform Web of Science.
The journal is included in the "Russian Press" subscription catalog. Index: 82719.
The journal is included in the database of periodicals "Ulrich's Periodicals Directory".
Information about published articles is regularly transmitted to the Russian Science Citation Index.
Current Issue
No 1 (2025)
Toponymy of the Erzya-Mordovian Village Novy Maklaush, Samara Region: Lexical and Semantic Analysis
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Ethno-Demographic Factor in Attributions of the Processes of Linguistic Integration of the Russian Population in the Republics of Russia
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Native Words of Finno-Ugric Origin VS. Borrowings in the Top 100 Most Frequent Verbs in the Mari Language
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The Function of Mari Idioms in the Old Diasporas of Bashkortostan (based on the Field Linguistic Data from the year 2024)
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Tuvan Torture Names from the Manchurian-Chinese Period Compared to Mongolian Torture Names
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Basics of Euphemistic Names Wild Animals in Turkic Languages of South Siberia
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Phytonymic Lexicon of the Siberian Tatars in a Comparative-historical Aspect
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Evaluative Polypredicative Constructions in the Khakass Language
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The Bridegroom’s Banya Ritual in the Context of the Karelian Wedding Tradition
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Animal Husbandry and Hunting in the Population of the Chiyalik Culture Of Southern Ural
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Spring as an Element of a Small Homeland in the Tradition of the Cis-Baikal Buryats: Image, Status, Functions
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Hunting Folklore in Contemporary Yakut Culture: An Anchor in the Traditionality of Post-Industrial Society
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The Role of A.P. Dulzon in the Preservation of the Ethnocultural Heritage of Siberia: on the 125th Anniversary of his Birth
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Unpublished Lower Chulym Texts as Recorded by A.P. Dulzon in 1948
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