کاوش‌نامه زبان و ادبیات فارسی

Aims & Scope

Kavoshnameh Journal was started in 2000 with the aim of presenting innovative research achievements in the field of humanities. Then, in 2005, according to the policy of the Press Commission, it was allocated to Farsi. Since then, it has served as a dedicated journal called Kavoshnameh Journal of Research in Persian Language and Literature in order to enrich Persian literature and expand research in this field. Until 2018, this journal was a bi-quarterly but subsequently published as a quarterly in Yazd University. This journal attempts to critically analyze literary works. Aims: Publishing research on language and literature Releasing the articles written by the teachers of Yazd University and other universities on Persian literature Publishing the results of PhD theses as articles Connecting the teaching staff of Yazd University to other universities Expanding the research on literature and language and specifically on literature and culture of Iran. Scopes: This peer-reviewed Journal presents new researches (Original Article, Short Paper, Promotional article) on all aspects of Persian Language and Literature, Including: Literary works on prose or poetry Persian literature in different countries with an analytical and critical approach Relationship of literature and other fields of knowledge Relationship of literature and fine arts History of literature Analysis of texts Gnosis and Mysticism Stylistics Literary theories Theories of Persian literature Contemporary literature Dramatic literature Narrative literature Scholarly explanation and criticism of literary works

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Source: OpenAlex · Each year’s green bar = citations earned by that year’s papers, counted to date — so recent years look lower simply because their papers haven’t had time to be cited yet.