Aims & Scope
WORD: Journal of Language, Literature & Thought is dedicated to promoting critical inquiry and imaginative exploration across the disciplines of language, literature, and the humanities, with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary thought. The journal seeks to provide a vibrant platform for academic and creative expressions that challenge conventional boundaries and offer new perspectives on human experience.
We publish a wide range of content, including but not limited to:
Research articles
Creative writing (poetry, short stories, and hybrid genres)
Essays and personal narratives
Book and media reviews
Author/artist interviews
Translations
Theoretical and critical pieces
WORD especially welcomes submissions that explore themes and issues related to:
Language and Linguistics
Literature and Literary Theory
Translation Studies
Philosophy and Aesthetics
Psychology and Psychoanalysis
Cultural and Media Studies
Gender and Women’s Studies
Race, Identity, and Intersectionality
Disability Studies
Pedagogy and Education
Music and Sound Studies
Film and Visual Culture
Technology and Digital Humanities
Politics, Society, and the Human Condition
Our mission is to support both academic rigor and creative innovation, encouraging dialogue, experimentation, and critical engagement with the pressing questions of our time. We aim to foster an inclusive and intellectually stimulating environment for scholars, writers, educators, and readers across diverse communities.
Core Areas of Publication
The journal publishes original papers and creative works from, but not limited to, the following fields:
Aesthetics of Literature and Art
African Literature
American Literature
Bangladeshi Literature
Blog Literature
Canadian Literature
Caribbean Literature
Chinese Literature
Communication Skills
Comparative Literature
Cultural Studies
Digital Humanities
Eastern European Literature
ELT (English Language Teaching)
English Literature
Environmental Humanities
Feminist Theory
Film and Literature
French Literature
Gender and Women’s Studies
German Literature
Greek and Roman Literature
Identity and Diaspora Studies
Indigenous Literatures
Interdisciplinary Humanities
Irish Literature
Italian Literature
Language and Linguistics
Latin American Literature
Literary Criticism
Literary Theory
Literature and Psychology
Literature and Technology
Literature and Music
Mythology
Networked Literature
Nordic Literature
Oceania Literature
Oriental Literature
Performance and Theatre Studies
Philosophy
Photography and Literature
Postcolonial Studies
Race and Ethnicity Studies
Russian Literature
Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature
South Asian Literature
Spanish Literature
Theatre
Theories and Rhetorics of Web Literature
Third World Literature
Translation Studies
Visual Culture
Web Culture and Literature
World History of Literature