The American Journal of Linguistics (AJP), founded in 1880, helped shape classical American scholarship. Today, the magazine has gained worldwide recognition as a forum for international exchange between classicists and linguists by publishing original research in classical literature, linguistics, history, society, religion, philosophy, as well as cultural and material studies. Each issue has a book review section. AJP maintains an open attitude towards various contemporary and interdisciplinary approaches, including literary interpretation and theory, historical investigation, and textual criticism.

The Journal of American Linguistics is an academic journal dedicated to linguistic research, providing a platform for scholars, researchers, and students in the field of linguistics to publish and exchange their research findings. This magazine covers various branches of linguistics, including but not limited to phonetics, grammar, semantics, pragmatics, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, computational linguistics, and language acquisition.

Since its inception, the American Linguistics magazine has been committed to promoting the academic development of linguistics, encouraging interdisciplinary research methods, and promoting a deeper understanding of language phenomena. The articles published in the magazine not only include theoretical discussions, but also empirical research, aiming to showcase the diversity and innovation of linguistic research. The editorial team is composed of experts in the field of linguistics, who ensure that the published articles have high-quality academic standards and research depth through a rigorous peer review process. The magazine has a wide readership, including students majoring in linguistics, teachers, researchers, and interdisciplinary scholars interested in language research.