This newsletter from the Cercle de linguistique de Paris publishes founding texts and position papers on the state of linguistics as a discipline. Its opening issue argues that the field has lost epistemological centrality and calls for renewed unity between theory, method and emerging fields such as neuroscience and AI.
Website: https://cercledelinguistiquedeparis.fr/
Short, well-sourced entries tracing the etymology of individual English words and phrases, citing historical quotations and primary sources. Readers get readable word histories, with some entries reserved for paid subscribers.
A weekly newsletter by PhD linguist Colin Gorrie exploring the history of English words, grammar and writing conventions. Issues cover language change, the origins of paragraphs, and guides for learning linguistics.
A newsletter on English spelling, etymology and orthography, with occasional pieces on literacy teaching and writing instruction. Readers get close word-history analysis and the author's pointed responses to debates within the structured word inquiry community.
Pax Francia is a French-language newsletter by an author teaching and discussing French grammar, usage and common learner pitfalls, such as the literary and expletive 'ne'. Issues also include personal essays on learning and living with French, plus occasional cultural notes like a visit to the Puces de Saint-Ouen.
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