About the Journal

Literary Enigma is a bi-monthly, refereed, double-blind peer-reviewed journal, publishing six issues per year. The journal invites a wide range of contributions, including scholarly research articles, reviews, case reports, case studies, commentaries, short communications, book reviews, and editorials.

The primary aim of Literary Enigma is to promote innovative and interdisciplinary research in the fields of language, literature, and related disciplines. It seeks to foster a principled approach to exploring theoretical frameworks and their practical applications, encouraging dialogue between diverse perspectives.

Scope:
Literary Enigma embraces a comprehensive scope, catering to the academic community with interests in language, literature, and interdisciplinary studies. The journal welcomes diverse submissions, including but not limited to, critical analyses of literary works, linguistic studies, cultural narratives, comparative literature, translation studies, and explorations of digital humanities. It encourages innovative approaches to the study of literary and linguistic phenomena, fostering connections between classical theories and contemporary practices. Additionally, the journal is open to contributions that delve into the intersection of literature with history, sociology, psychology, and media studies, reflecting its commitment to broadening the horizons of scholarship.

Vision:
The vision of Literary Enigma is to establish itself as a global hub for academic dialogue and scholarly excellence in the fields of language and literature. The journal aspires to create a community where researchers, educators, and practitioners can share insights, engage in meaningful discussions, and challenge existing paradigms. By bridging gaps between theoretical research and practical applications, Literary Enigma aims to contribute to the advancement of knowledge and the nurturing of critical thinking. Its ultimate goal is to inspire transformative ideas and foster a deeper understanding of the role of language and literature in shaping human experiences across diverse cultures and contexts.

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