Language Circle : Journal of Language and Literature

The journal publishes original research and scholarly articles that explore the diverse fields of English language, literature, and linguistics, with a particular focus on their intersections with technology, society, and culture.

The journal invites submissions that address, but are not limited to, the following areas:

Applied Linguistics and Language Pedagogy: Research on language teaching and learning methodologies, including the use of modern tools like digital storytelling and game applications. This also covers studies on second language acquisition, curriculum development, and the analysis of specific learning challenges faced by students.

Literary and Cultural Studies: Critical analyses of literary works, popular culture, and media from various theoretical perspectives such as feminist criticism, eco-criticism, and post-structuralism. This includes the study of how literature and media reflect or shape societal issues, cultural identity, and political discourse.

Sociolinguistics and Discourse Analysis: Investigations into the relationship between language, gender, and social behavior. The journal is interested in studies on language variation, discourse analysis of public and digital media (e.g., political satire on TikTok), and the role of language in constructing identity and power relations.

Theoretical and Descriptive Linguistics: In-depth studies of language structure, including syntax, morphology, and semantics. This involves research on grammatical phenomena, sentence structures, and the theoretical underpinnings of language. The journal also welcomes comparative and descriptive linguistic studies.

Digital Humanities and AI in Language: Exploration of the impact of new technologies, such as generative AI and digital tools, on language learning, communication, and literary analysis.