Forum for Contemporary Issues in Language and Literature

Aims & Scope

The journal "Forum for Contemporary Issues in Language and Literature" acts as a forum for innovative and challenging research in the areas of literature, linguistics, philosophy and cultural studies. The broad scope and interdisciplinary nature of the journal as well as not being confined solely to Anglophone Studies actively promotes a multiplicity of critical approaches for the express purposes of positioning itself within a wider debate encompassing the evolution of critical trends and fostering new areas of contemporary research. Submissions should engage primarily with literary texts as the central object of inquiry, approached through literary, linguistic, or philosophical perspectives. Contributions may address questions of literary tradition, history, form, and interpretation, as well as issues of language, discourse, meaning, and historically situated modes of expression. Manuscripts primarily concerned with gender identity, sexual identity, sexuality studies, or related sociocultural debates fall outside the scope of the journal and will not be considered.

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