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备注：为便于区别，我们将1996年至2015年间出的疯狂英语系列杂志统称为旧版，将2016年起全新改版后的疯狂英语系列杂志统称为新版。 疯狂英语(教师版)刊名：疯狂英语(教师版)Crazy English(Teachers)主办：江西教育出版社周期：季刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;开本：大16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-393历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(教师版)曾用刊名：英语辅导(疯狂英语教师版)创刊时间：2004核心期刊：中文核心期刊(2004)备注：2016年1月起，更名教学版，发行周期改为月刊。疯狂英语(中学版)刊名：疯狂英语(中学版)Crazy English(Teens)主办：江西教育出版社周期：月刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;英文;开本：16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-384（单刊）；46-385（磁带版）；46-386（光盘版）；46-387（合订本）历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(中学版)曾用刊名：英语辅导(疯狂英语中学版);英语辅导创刊时间：2003年10月期刊荣誉： 社科双效期刊备注：2016年1月起，分为初中版和高中版。疯狂英语(阅读版)刊名：疯狂英语(阅读版)Crazy English(Reader)主办：江西教育出版社周期：月刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;英文;开本：大16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-381（单刊）；46-382（光盘版）；46-383（合订本）历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(阅读版)曾用刊名：英语辅导(疯狂英语阅读版)创刊时间：2001年1月疯狂英语(原声版)刊名：疯狂英语(原声版)Crazy English(Echo)主办：江西教育出版社周期：月刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;英文;开本：大16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-388（磁带版）；46-389（光盘版）；46-390（合订本）历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(原声版)曾用刊名：疯狂英语创刊时间：1996疯狂英语(口语版)刊名：疯狂英语(口语版)Crazy English(Speaker)主办：江西教育出版社周期：月刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;英文;开本：大16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-391（光盘版）；46-392（合订本）历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(口语版)创刊时间：2007 疯狂英语(小学版)刊名：疯狂英语(小学版)Crazy English(Kids)主办：江西教育出版社周期：月刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;英文;开本：大16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-390（光盘版）历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(小学版)创刊时间：2016 疯狂英语(初中版)刊名：疯狂英语(初中版)Crazy English(Teens)主办：江西教育出版社周期：月刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;英文;开本：16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-391（光盘版）历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(初中版)曾用刊名：疯狂英语(中学版)创刊时间：2016 疯狂英语(高中版)刊名：疯狂英语(高中版)Crazy English(Youth)主办：江西教育出版社周期：月刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;英文;开本：16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-392（光盘版）历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(高中版)创刊时间：2016 疯狂英语(教学版)刊名：疯狂英语(教学版)Crazy English(Teachers)主办：江西教育出版社周期：月刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;开本：大16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-393历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(教学版)曾用刊名：疯狂英语(教师版)创刊时间：2016 疯狂英语(理论版)刊名：疯狂英语(理论版)Crazy English(Pro)主办：江西教育出版社周期：季刊出版地：江西省南昌市语种：中文;开本：大16开ISSN：1006-2831CN：36-1292/H邮发代号：46-389历史沿革：现用刊名：疯狂英语(理论版)创刊时间：2016

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