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lang-workflow

Use when starting or navigating any manuscript aimed at Language (Linguistic Society of America) and unsure which skill applies — it reads your stage and piece type (General Research Article, Research Report, Review Article, Discussion Note, or an online-only section: Perspectives, Phonological Analysis, Language and Public Policy, Teaching Linguistics) and routes you to the matching sub-skill. It dispatches; it does not draft analysis.

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# Language Workflow Router (lang-workflow)

The orchestrator for a submission to *Language*, the flagship journal of the Linguistic Society of
America (LSA), published continuously since 1925 and, from January 2026, by **Cambridge University
Press** (fully open access from Volume 102). *Language* takes work from **every subfield** — phonology,
phonetics, syntax, semantics, morphology, historical and typological linguistics, sociolinguistics,
psycholinguistics, and computational linguistics — and judges each by the standards of its own
tradition while demanding one thing across the board: a **theoretically grounded claim carried by
rigorous linguistic evidence**, legible to a general linguistics readership, not to one framework's
insiders.

## When to trigger

- Starting a new *Language* manuscript and unsure where to begin
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