Dialogica: Revistă de Studii Culturale și Literatură

Aims & Scope

“DIALOGICA. Cultural Studies and Literature Scientific Journal”focuses on the contemporary cultural phenomenon as a product of thought and creativity and manifests itself in the field of socio-human and art sciences. Founders: Moldova State University; Department of Social, Economic, Humanities Sciences and Arts Section of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova. “DIALOGICA. Cultural Studies and Literature Scientific Journal”is a scientific publication with Open Access.Readers are allowed, free of charge, to download, quote, distribute the entire journal, as well as the pdfs of each article, provided that they respect copyright. The journal is reviewed. Each article is reviewed by two reviewers and discussed at the meetings of the editorial board. Dialogicais an academic journal that advances a cultural studies perspective by integrating philology, history, and art history within a coherent interdisciplinary framework. Through articles, studies, and reviews, the journal promotes original research dedicated to exploring meanings, values, and cultural practices across diverse social, historical, and political contexts. At the same time, the journal pays particular attention to the evolution of contemporary artistic and literary phenomena, as well as to the study and cultural valorization of the city, regarded as a vital space of memory and collective identity. The interactive dynamics of the modern world dictate a change, a connection to the global practice in research, which takes into account the experience of everyday culture carrying meanings and values. We aim to create here, in a space between East and West, the conditions for a platform for communication and collaboration between humanities researchers from research centers around the world. Here there will be dialogue, expressions of academic performance practices will find their place, international collaborations will be strengthened.

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