Journal of Pragmatics Research (JoPR)

JOPR SINTA 3 DOAJ INDEXED FAST TRACK 6-8 WEEKS

Journal of Pragmatics Research (JoPR) , E-ISSN: 2656-8020, is published by Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Salatiga , Indonesia.

https://ejournal.uinsalatiga.ac.id/index.php/jopr/index

It is a scientific forum published every February, July, and October, dedicated to developing and disseminating scholarly theories and research on Pragmatics, Pragma-linguistics, and Socio-pragmatics within the Indonesian socio-cultural and political context. Journal of Pragmatics Research serves as a forum for discussing the local Indonesian perspectives of language use, pragmatics, and linguistics. It seeks to bring these local insights to a wider international readership — from local to global. While grounded in the Indonesian experience, the journal also welcomes comparative and theoretical studies that connect local contexts to global discussions in cognitive linguistics, sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, applied linguistics, anthropology, and communication studies.

Authors should submit manuscripts written only in English. This journal has been accredited by the Indonesian Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education (Kemdikbudristek) and indexed in SINTA 3 since 2024. The accreditation was confirmed by the Director Decree (SK No. 177/E/KPT/2024), effective until 2028.

Fast Track: 1.500.000 (IDR)/ 95 (USD)

This option is available for authors who prefer a streamlined publication process. With the payment of this fee, the review, editorial decision, and author notification on this manuscript are guaranteed to take place within 6-8 weeks. This payment includes publication fees.

Steps for the fast-track review process:

1. Submit your full manuscript to the journal's website.
2. Initial screening will be conducted to assess the quality of the manuscript.
3. If the manuscript is out of scope or low quality, it will be rejected. However, if the manuscript shows potential for future publication, there will be two options: Fast Track or Regular Track.
4. If you choose Fast Track, after the initial review, you can have 2 to 3 rounds of revisions.

Important Notes:
- Do not make any payment during the initial process.
- Wait for the editor's decision on whether your paper is eligible for the Fast Track or Not.
- If your paper is selected for Fast Track, it will be eligible for publication after several rounds of revision.

Dialect vs. Diglossia — Simple Summary

Dialect vs. Diglossia — Simple Summary

A dialect is a variation of a language used by people in a certain region or social group. Dialects differ in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar. For example, Banyumas Javanese vs. Surabaya Javanese, or British English vs. American English.

A diglossia is a social situation where two forms of a language (or two different languages) exist together in a community, but each has a different function. One form is used for formal or official purposes (high variety), while the other is used for daily casual communication (low variety). For example, Standard Indonesian for speeches and news, while everyday Indonesian or local languages for informal conversation.

Focus Difference

Dialect studies how language forms vary across places and groups (sounds, grammar, vocabulary).
Diglossia studies when, where, and why people use formal or informal language varieties in society.

Illustrative Examples

Dialect example:
Jakarta, Medan, and Makassar varieties of Indonesian sound different but have equal status; there is no formal vs informal division.

Diglossia example:
Formal Indonesian for official speeches vs. informal Indonesian/local languages for daily talk.
In Arabic societies, Modern Standard Arabic is formal, while local dialects are for everyday use.

Related Concepts Explained Simply

A. Dialect-related concepts

Sejarah munculnya World wide Web dan Sci-Hub yang Kontroversial

Sejarah munculnya World wide Web dan Sci-Hub yang Kontroversial

Pada awal kemunculannya, pernyataan bahwa World Wide Web was intended for free information sharing merujuk pada visi dasar Tim Berners-Lee ketika mengembangkan World Wide Web (WWW) di CERN pada tahun 1989–1991. Berners-Lee merancang web sebagai ruang informasi global yang memungkinkan siapa pun untuk membuat, menghubungkan, dan mengakses pengetahuan tanpa hambatan teknis maupun finansial. Prinsip fundamental ini lahir dari kebutuhan komunitas ilmiah yang ingin bertukar data penelitian secara cepat, mudah, dan terbuka.

Sistem yang dikembangkan Berners-Lee—meliputi HTML, HTTP, dan URL—didesain sebagai standar terbuka yang bisa digunakan tanpa lisensi. Dengan pendekatan ini, WWW menjadi platform yang inklusif, mudah diadopsi, dan bebas biaya. Tujuannya adalah memastikan informasi dapat mengalir secara bebas sehingga kolaborasi ilmiah dan pengembangan pengetahuan tidak terhambat oleh batasan akses atau monopoli teknologi.

Semangat keterbukaan tersebut menegaskan bahwa web pada awalnya bukanlah proyek komersial. Justru, ia dimaksudkan sebagai sarana demokratisasi informasi global, tempat siapa pun dapat membaca, menulis, dan berbagi data. Karena itu, banyak pihak memandang WWW sebagai tonggak penting dalam gerakan akses pengetahuan yang terbuka (open knowledge) dan akses publik terhadap ilmu pengetahuan (open access). Nilai-nilai ini kemudian menginspirasi berbagai inisiatif yang menentang praktik komersialisasi berlebihan dalam publikasi ilmiah.

Daftar Dosen dan Tendik UIN Salatiga

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No Nama Dosen Pangkat Gol Jabatan Fungsional Keterangan

1 Prof. Dr. Mansur, M.Ag. Pembina Utama IV/e Guru Besar PNS

2 Prof. Dr. Zakiyuddin, M.Ag. Pembina Utama IV/e Guru Besar PNS

3 Prof. Dr. Muh. Saerozi, M.Ag. Pembina Utama IV/e Guru Besar PNS

4 Prof. Dr. Winarno, S.Si., M.Pd. Pembina Utama IV/e Guru Besar PNS

5 Prof. Dr. Imam Sutomo, M.Ag. Pembina Utama IV/e Guru Besar PNS

6 Prof. Dr. Sa`adi, M. Ag. Pembina Utama Madya IV/d Guru Besar PNS