About the Journal
Entrepalavras, a linguistics journal from the Department of Vernacular Letters at the Federal University of Ceará, was founded in 2011 with the aim of disseminating original and unpublished works of interest to Linguistics, whether theoretical or applied.
The journal accepts articles, reviews, and translations in the following areas: linguistic theory and analysis, discursive practices, and applied linguistics, published on a rolling pass within an annual volume, with open sections and occasional thematic sections.
Entrepalavras accepts submissions in Portuguese, English, and Spanish, produced by undergraduate and graduate students as well as degree holders. Manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer review process and must comply with the CNPq guidelines on research integrity and scientific ethics.
This journal does not charge article processing fees (for submission or evaluation).
Aligned with the principles of open science, Entrepalavras provides free access to all its published content.
Following the principal of collaboration that guides the academic community in public universities, the journal occasionally invites authors of published articles to review manuscripts submitted to the journal as ad hoc reviewers.
Current Issue
The cover image of volume 15, issue 35, 2025, reproduces a typical Palestinian embroidery, Tatreez, which represents the resilience and identity of the Palestinian people.
With the embroidery, we allude to the fabric of the text, a metaphor for text and discourse, associated here with the two themes of the volume's dossier, while at the same time expressing our solidarity with the Palestinian people for the violence they have suffered in recent years.
This cover is a silent manifesto: the fabric of the word we study is inseparable from the fabric of the life we defend. May the visibility of this embroidery be a call for dignity and the right to existence for the Palestinian people.
