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The article offers an overview of several journals of the "Kalbos kultūra" (Culture of Speech), which were published in 1986-2002 (issues 51-75). It also discusses the established principles of the journal, main changes in its editorial board and contributors as well as the scope of its problems. There are the following issues discussed: restoration of the Lithuanian language as a state language and consolidation of its status; activities of the Lithuanian Language Commission; the theory and strategy of language standardisation; articles on the issues of grammar (syntax and morphology), word formation and lexicon; areas of language practice (office language, onomastics, stylistics). At the end of the article the key principles of the journal are reviewed again: discussing the issues that are important for the society, co-ordinating language practice and language science and keeping to the principle of moderation. There are also aims for the future introduced and discussed.

The article offers an overview of several journals of the "Kalbos kultūra" (Culture of Speech), which were published in 1986-2002 (issues 51-75). It also discusses the established principles of the journal, main changes in its editorial board and contributors as well as the scope of its problems. There are the following issues discussed: restoration of the Lithuanian language as a state language and consolidation of its status; activities of the Lithuanian Language Commission; the theory and strategy of language standardisation; articles on the issues of grammar (syntax and morphology), word formation and lexicon; areas of language practice (office language, onomastics, stylistics). At the end of the article the key principles of the journal are reviewed again: discussing the issues that are important for the society, co-ordinating language practice and language science and keeping to the principle of moderation. There are also aims for the future introduced and discussed.

The article offers an overview of several journals of the "Kalbos kultūra" (Culture of Speech), which were published in 1986-2002 (issues 51-75). It also discusses the established principles of the journal, main changes in its editorial board and contributors as well as the scope of its problems. There are the following issues discussed: restoration of the Lithuanian language as a state language and consolidation of its status; activities of the Lithuanian Language Commission; the theory and strategy of language standardisation; articles on the issues of grammar (syntax and morphology), word formation and lexicon; areas of language practice (office language, onomastics, stylistics). At the end of the article the key principles of the journal are reviewed again: discussing the issues that are important for the society, co-ordinating language practice and language science and keeping to the principle of moderation. There are also aims for the future introduced and discussed.

The article offers an overview of several journals of the "Kalbos kultūra" (Culture of Speech), which were published in 1986-2002 (issues 51-75). It also discusses the established principles of the journal, main changes in its editorial board and contributors as well as the scope of its problems. There are the following issues discussed: restoration of the Lithuanian language as a state language and consolidation of its status; activities of the Lithuanian Language Commission; the theory and strategy of language standardisation; articles on the issues of grammar (syntax and morphology), word formation and lexicon; areas of language practice (office language, onomastics, stylistics). At the end of the article the key principles of the journal are reviewed again: discussing the issues that are important for the society, co-ordinating language practice and language science and keeping to the principle of moderation. There are also aims for the future introduced and discussed.

The article offers an overview of several journals of the "Kalbos kultūra" (Culture of Speech), which were published in 1986-2002 (issues 51-75). It also discusses the established principles of the journal, main changes in its editorial board and contributors as well as the scope of its problems. There are the following issues discussed: restoration of the Lithuanian language as a state language and consolidation of its status; activities of the Lithuanian Language Commission; the theory and strategy of language standardisation; articles on the issues of grammar (syntax and morphology), word formation and lexicon; areas of language practice (office language, onomastics, stylistics). At the end of the article the key principles of the journal are reviewed again: discussing the issues that are important for the society, co-ordinating language practice and language science and keeping to the principle of moderation. There are also aims for the future introduced and discussed.