International Journal of Advanced Research in Journalism, Culture and Literature

About The Journal

Focus: The journal places particular emphasis on promoting rigorous scholarship, interdisciplinary dialogue, and theoretical innovation within the realms of journalism, culture, and literature. It seeks to publish original research articles, theoretical essays, literature reviews, case studies, and critical commentaries that contribute to advancing knowledge and understanding in these fields. Additionally, the journal aims to foster international collaboration and exchange among scholars, practitioners, educators, and students interested in exploring the dynamic intersections of journalism, culture, and literature across diverse global contexts. Through its commitment to excellence and intellectual diversity, the International Journal of Advanced Research in Journalism, Culture and Literature endeavors to enrich academic discourse and inform practice in these interconnected domains.

Scope: The International Journal of Advanced Research in Journalism, Culture and Literature aims to provide a platform for scholarly discourse and cutting-edge research in the intersecting fields of journalism, culture, and literature. It welcomes contributions that explore a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

1. Journalism Practices: Analysis of contemporary journalistic practices, investigative journalism, ethics in journalism, emerging trends in digital journalism, citizen journalism, and journalism education.
2. Cultural Studies: Examination of cultural phenomena, cultural production, cultural identity, cultural representation in media, cultural policy, cultural globalization, and intercultural communication.
3. Literary Studies: Critical analysis of literary texts, literary theory and criticism, comparative literature, genre studies, postcolonial literature, feminist literature, and interdisciplinary approaches to literature.
4. Media and Society: Studies on the role of media in shaping society, media effects on culture and literature, media and identity formation, media and democracy, media and social change, and media convergence.
5. Cultural Journalism: Exploration of cultural journalism practices, cultural reporting, cultural criticism, arts journalism, cultural policy reporting, and the role of cultural journalism in society.
6. Literature and Society: Investigations into the relationship between literature and society, literature and politics, literature and history, literature and identity, and the impact of literature on social change and cultural discourse.