Focus and Scope

This journal focuses on article themes related, but not limited, to: 

1. Literature and Political Discourse

• Political themes and ideologies in literary texts
• Narratives of power, resistance, and domination
• Discourse analysis of political literature
• Literature and public political discourse
• Rhetoric and representation in political writing

2. Literary Criticism and Political Theory

• Literature and political philosophy
• Ideology, hegemony, and cultural power in literature
• Marxist, postcolonial, and critical theories in literary studies
• Feminist and post-structuralist approaches to political texts

3. Literature, History, and Society

• Literary representations of historical and political events
• Nationalism, colonialism, and postcolonial identities
• Literature, memory, and collective trauma
• Social movements and political change in literary narratives

4. Cultural Studies and Political Representation

• Literature and popular culture as political practice
• Media, visual, and performative texts with political dimensions
• Identity, ethnicity, gender, and politics in cultural texts
• Narrative, culture, and political communication

5. Language, Power, and Ideology in Literary Contexts

• Language use and ideological positioning in literature
• Critical discourse approaches to literary texts
• Semiotics, symbolism, and political meaning-making
• Narrative strategies and political persuasion