Glossa: a journal of general linguistics — LaTeX template
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- Publisher
- Glossa: a journal of general linguistics (Open Library of Humanities)
- Template
- Glossa (glossa)
- Document class
glossa(glossa.cls)- Licence
- glossa.cls: LaTeX Project Public License. The sample text is Glossa: a journal of general linguistics (Open Library of Humanities)'s, provided for authors preparing a submission.
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Where this differs from the download.
- Note: The sample selects the Charis font (class option charis), which needs XeLaTeX. Without that option the class uses Times (mathptmx) and builds with pdfLaTeX. Use natbib/BibTeX by default; the biblatex option needs Biber.
Questions about Glossa: a journal of general linguistics
Is there a LaTeX template for Glossa: a journal of general linguistics?
Yes. Glossa: a journal of general linguistics (Open Library of Humanities)’s glossa template serves Glossa: a journal of general linguistics. Start a project from it on this page and write, compile and revise it online with your co-authors, free.
Which LaTeX document class does the Glossa: a journal of general linguistics template use?
The glossa class (glossa.cls), which comes with the template. A project made from it compiles as it stands.
The first page, as this template compiles today.