Southern Semiotic Review was founded in 2013, and has an established editorial team. It aims to meet a need for a dedicated English journal in the Southern Hemisphere, while maintaining an inclusive international reach. It publishes general and special issues.
SSR wishes to encourage open access and exchange of information, knowledge and resources. It intends SSR to support the collaborative production of copyright works that are freely available in all areas related to semiotic studies. Submission of any manuscript (the Manuscript) to SSR is an acknowledgment and acceptance by the author(s) that …
Southern Semiotic Review is a peer-reviewed journal. The editorial board is committed to ethical standards of research publication. A critical part of the editorial responsibilities concerns the awareness of plagiarism and other forms of misconduct in academic publications.
In addition to general submissions, the journal invites papers focused on three continuing themes – creative arts and intermediality, semio linguistics, and structuralism today.
