Aims and Objectives

Aims

The International Bulletin of Linguistics and Literature (IBLL) seeks to advance scholarly dialogue and interdisciplinary research in the fields of linguistics and literary studies. It aims to serve as a platform for exploring the dynamic intersections between language, culture, and literature, fostering a deeper understanding of how linguistic structures and literary practices reflect and shape human experience across diverse contexts. The journal aspires to contribute to global academic discourse by publishing high-quality, innovative, and impactful research.

Objectives

  1. Promote Multidisciplinary Approaches

    • Encourage collaboration between linguistics and literary studies, including their intersections with related fields such as cultural studies, translation studies, and discourse analysis.

  2. Foster Global Perspectives

    • Provide a forum for the study of language and literature across cultures, emphasizing diversity in theoretical approaches, methodologies, and subject matter.

  3. Support Emerging Scholars

    • Offer opportunities for early-career researchers to share their work alongside established academics, fostering a dynamic and inclusive scholarly community.

  4. Advance Theoretical and Practical Insights

    • Publish cutting-edge research that addresses both theoretical advancements and practical applications in linguistics and literature.

  5. Encourage Critical Engagement

    • Facilitate critical discussions on contemporary issues, such as globalization, digital communication, and multilingualism, and their implications for linguistic and literary practices.

  6. Enhance Knowledge Dissemination

    • Ensure wide accessibility of published research by adhering to open-access principles and leveraging digital platforms for global reach.

  7. Bridge Academic and Non-Academic Audiences

    • Explore the relevance of linguistic and literary studies to broader societal issues, including education, technology, identity, and intercultural communication.

These aims and objectives position the IBLL as a leading academic journal dedicated to the study of language and literature in an interconnected and rapidly evolving world.