Mål og Mæle

Mål og Mæle is a Danish popular-science journal devoted to language, published since 1974. It covers a very wide range of topics and includes articles of varying levels of difficulty, making it accessible to both general readers and specialists. The journal is issued three times a year (previously four) and had nearly 1,700 subscribers in 2007. In 1987 it was awarded the P.H. Prize. Its editorial team currently consists of Ditte Boeg Thomsen, Simon Poulsen, Ken Farø and Thomas Olander. In addition, the journal has a scientific panel comprising Kasper Boye, Carsten Elbro, Jørn Lund, Holger Juul and Eva Theilgaard Brink. The journal is published in Denmark and its website is målogmæle.dk. Articles from Mål og Mæle are also available on sproget.dk.

Mål og Mæle is a Danish popular-science journal about language that has existed since 1974. It spans a very wide range of topics and contains articles of varying levels of difficulty. The journal is published three times a year (previously four) and had nearly 1,700 subscribers in 2007. In 1987, Mål og Mæle was awarded the P.H. Prize. The editorial team currently consists of Ditte Boeg Thomsen, Simon Poulsen, Ken Farø and Thomas Olander. In addition, the journal has a scientific panel consisting of Kasper Boye, Carsten Elbro, Jørn Lund, Holger Juul and Eva Theilgaard Brink. Articles from Mål og Mæle are available on sproget.dk.

• 2007

  The journal has nearly 1,700 subscribers.

• 1987

  Mål og Mæle is awarded the P.H. Prize.

• 1974

  Mål og Mæle is founded as a Danish popular-science journal about language.

Popular-science journal about language with articles of varying difficulty, aimed at a broad Danish readership.

• Mål og Mæle

  Danish popular-science journal about language, published three times a year.

1. 1Mål og Mælewikidata.org
2. 2Mål og Mæleda.wikipedia.org