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An International journal publishing evidence-based approaches to all areas of linguistics with a particular focus on the comparative and historical, and inclusive of the widest possible range of languages.

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Wiley is pleased to publish the Philological Society Monograph Series. For the most recent monographs (Crellin onwards), members and subscribers can click on the monograph titles to read them online or to download a copy. Clicking on the thumbnail images will direct you to Wiley.com where you can purchase a print copy.

Printed copies of Monographs are no longer distributed automatically to members of the Philological Society but full members of the Society whose subscriptions are up to date are entitled to request a complimentary printed copy of recent volume by using the online form at https://tinyurl.com/PhilSocMonographs.

Prior to submitting a proposal for consideration, please refer to the website of The Philological Society.

Most Recent include:

 Words derived from Old Norse in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: An etymological survey

Words derived from Old Norse in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: An etymological survey, Volume 1
Richard Dance
 Building meaning in context: A dynamic approach to Bantu clause structure

Building meaning in context: A dynamic approach to Bantu clause structure
Hannah Gibson
 Revitalising Language in Provence: A Critical Approach

Revitalising Language in Provence: A Critical Approach
James Costa
 The Syntax and Semantics of the Perfect Active in Literary Koine Greek

The Syntax and Semantics of the Perfect Active in Literary Koine Greek
Robert Crellin
 Language, Society and Identity in early Iceland

Language, Society and Identity in early Iceland
Stephen Pax Leonard

Transactions of the Philological Society Monographs

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Great news! Transactions of the Philological Society is now accepting Open Access articles. Building on this, we are delighted to announce that PhilSoc members are now eligible for a 20% discount if they wish to publish their article Open Access.

Editor Interview

An interview with Prof. James Clackson, Editor of Transactions of the Philological Society, May 2016.

Part 1, An overview of Prof. Clackson's professional and editorial responsibilities

Part 2, What originally attracted Prof. Clackson to the role of Editor

Part 3, The goal of Transactions of the Philological Society

Part 4, Why publish in Transactions?

Part 5, The key ingredients of a successful journal

Part 6, Next Transactions monograph

Part 7, Prof. Clackson's aspirations for the journal

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