Manuscript Types

Frasa

Manuscript Types

Frasa accepts the following types of manuscripts within its focus and scope: Indonesian language and linguistics, literature, and language and literature teaching.

1

Research Articles

Original reports of empirical research (qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods, or research and development) in language, literature, or language education.

  • Structure: Introduction, Method, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, References.
  • Length: 10–15 pages (approximately 5,000–6,500 words).
2

Review Articles

Systematic or critical reviews that synthesize existing research on a specific topic and identify gaps and directions for future studies.

  • The review method (e.g., database search, inclusion criteria) must be described clearly.
  • Length: 10–15 pages.
3

Theoretical Articles

Conceptual papers that develop, critique, or apply theories in linguistics, literary studies, or language teaching, supported by relevant literature and examples.

  • Length: 10–15 pages.
4

Short Communications

Brief reports of preliminary findings, new teaching practices, or notable observations that merit rapid dissemination.

  • Length: up to 8 pages.
All manuscript types follow the Author Guidelines and go through double-blind peer review.