Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature, Arts and Humanities is published with the aim of disseminating original research in the fields of comparative literature and interdisciplinary studies linking literature and the arts.
The journal considers articles in which classical or digital literary and artistic texts serve as primary components or as the research corpus and establish a clear and substantive theoretical and methodological connection with one or more other disciplines.
Areas of interest include comparative literature, world literature, and the intersections of literature with other disciplines and arts, including:
Translation studies, philosophy, sociology, linguistics, narratology, religion, cultural studies, political science, law, migration literature, minority literature, decolonial studies, literature and psychology, trauma studies, disability studies, literature and medicine, literature and the environment, the relationship of literature to place and time, visual and transmedia literature, the relationship of literature to painting, cinema, photography, theatre, music, architecture and adaptation, the intersections of literature with digital humanities and artificial intelligence, and interactive narratives.
The journal welcomes research that systematically employs innovative theories and methodologies and contributes to the advancement of modern comparative literature and interdisciplinary literary studies.
The journal also welcomes scholarly introductions to and reviews of theoretical and applied books relevant to its aims and scope.
