Journals

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    Journal of English Language, Literature, and Culture

    The Journal of English Language, Literature and Culture is an international open access peer-reviewed journal of the Cameroon English Language and Literature Association. The Journal is published online and in print.

    The Journal is published in three issues annually - March, July, and November.  Special Issues are published to reflect areas of particular academic interest. The scope of the journals includes both theoretical and applied research topics in language, literature, linguistics, cultural studies and theoretical criticism.

    ALL papers published in JELLiC are reviewed. The first round of review is done by internal editors to ensure that the papers conform to the style and specialty of the journal, and have the basic language and strengths of a research document. Papers selected from this Internal Review are submitted for a second round of reviews. The second round of reviews is done by Expert Reviewers. 

    All submitted papers are considered subject to the understanding that they have not been published and are not being considered for publication elsewhere. 

  • LITERARY QUESTIONS: International Journal of English Studies

    Literary Questions: International Journal of English Studies is a double-blind peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to advancing research in English studies and related humanities fields. The journal provides a dynamic forum for original research articles, critical essays, theoretical reflections, and book reviews that contribute to ongoing scholarly conversations in literature, language, and culture.

    We aim to cultivate rigorous academic inquiry and support diverse voices, methodologies, and perspectives. The journal encourages engagement with both established and emerging literary traditions, theoretical frameworks, and cultural contexts. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and critical debate, Literary Questions serves as a global platform for scholars, educators, and researchers to share knowledge, challenge assumptions, and expand the boundaries of English studies.

    Scope

    The journal covers a wide range of topics within English studies, including but not limited to:

    • Literary studies and textual analysis
    • Literary theory and criticism
    • Literary history and scholarly traditions
    • Comparative literature and cultural studies
    • Transnational and postcolonial studies
    • Literary pedagogy, curriculum design, and teaching methodologies
    • Language, culture, and identity in literary discourse
    • Digital and technological influences on literary creation and reading practices
    • Intersections between literature and other artistic forms
    • Interdisciplinary approaches to literature, including dialogue with: Philosophy, History, Gender and sexuality studies, Media studies, Visual and performing arts

    In addition, the journal publishes book reviews and review essays that critically evaluate recent scholarly works and contribute to intellectual engagement in the field.

    Mission

    The mission of Literary Questions is to:

    • Promote rigorous scholarly research and critical debate in English and literary studies
    • Provide equal access to high-quality academic publishing through an open-access model
    • Encourage interdisciplinary and cross-cultural dialogue in literary scholarship
    • Support emerging scholars alongside established academic voices
    • Advance innovative approaches to teaching literature and language
    • Foster global academic collaboration and knowledge exchange

    We are committed to scholarly excellence, academic integrity, and the advancement of humanities research for both academic and public audiences.

    Peer-Review Policy

    All submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process, which includes:

    1. Initial editorial screening for relevance, originality, and quality
    2. Anonymous review by at least two qualified experts in the field
    3. Final editorial decision based on reviewer recommendations

    The journal maintains strict ethical standards in publication and adheres to best practices in scholarly review and academic integrity.

    Publication Frequency

    Literary Questions is published bi-annually, in June and December.