From Psycholinguists to Patient Advocates: A Look at Open Access Journals Today | Penn Libraries

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Summary:

In the summer of 2020, Fernanda Ferreira, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Davis and an expert in psycholinguistics, had a flash of inspiration. “She says it literally came to her in a dream,” says linguist Florian Schwarz, who teaches at the University of Pennsylvania. An intensely interdisciplinary field, psycholinguistics lacked a scholarly journal that served both linguists and psychologists equally. Ferreira’s idea was to create one--and to make the journal open access. In March of this year, the University of Pennsylvania Libraries signed on as one of the sponsors of the resulting journal, Glossa Psycholinguistics.

Link:

https://www.library.upenn.edu/blogs/libraries-news/psycholinguists-patient-advocates-look-open-access-journals-today

Updated:

08/08/2021, 11:25

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oa.new oa.business_models oa.offsets oa.fees oa.libraries oa.gold oa.no-fee oa.patients oa.linguistics oa.psychology oa.lay oa.journals oa.ssh

Date tagged:

08/08/2021, 04:12

Date published:

08/04/2021, 11:25