CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

17.10.2023

We are pleased to invite research papers for our upcoming edited book, Cyberpunk Aesthetics: Technology and Society in Indo-American Fiction, which will be published by Bentham Books. All selected chapters will be Scopus-indexed, ensuring global academic visibility.

This book aims to explore the intricate relationship between cyberpunk literature, technology, and its societal impact, particularly in Indo-American contexts. We encourage scholars, researchers, and academicians to contribute and engage in this critical discourse.

Key Highlights:
✅ Scopus-indexed publication
✅ No submission or publication charges
✅ Global academic reach

We kindly request you to share this call for chapters within your literary and academic circles to help us reach potential contributors interested in this theme.

For more details, please visit: https://www.tariqfaraz.net/cyberpunk-aesthetics

Editors:
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???? Dr. Mohammad Ahmad

We look forward to your valuable contributions and support in spreading the word. Please feel free to reach out for any queries.

 

 

Dear Scholars,

The SPL Journal of Literary Hermeneutics is open for submission.

Journal's Website: www.literaryherm.org
Please e-mail us at: literaryherm@gmail.com or WhatsApp on +91- 7007267681

Editor-in-Chief

Dr. Mohammad Tariq (Tariq Faraz)
Assistant Professor of English, J. S. Hindu P. G . College, Amroha-244221, India
Website: www.tariqfaraz.net
Email: lkotariqfaraz@gmail.com

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The SPL Journal of Literary Hermeneutics: A Biannual International Journal of Independent Critical Thinking is an Open Access, Double-blind Peer-reviewed / Refereed Journal.It is published in the month of January and July as Winter and Monsoon Editions. The journal aims at providing a better understanding of the polyphonic literary narratives. It aims to envisage the literary narratives not as an autonomous entity but as convergence where literary and extra literary concerns interact and influence in subtle ways. The journal is, therefore, committed to register the responses of readers, scholars and academicians who approach a literary text as an interpretive dialogue across cultures, literatures, themes, concepts and genres. The overall focus of the journal is on literary hermeneutics and independent critical thinking. The Journal aims to provide a forum of all like-minded scholars, researchers, academicians, independent critical thinkers and creative writers globally.

Journal accepts unpublished works but not limited to the following: Indian Literature in English, Pakistani English Literature, SAARC Literature, African American Literature, British Literature, American Literature, Art, Aesthetics, Myth, Culture, Folklore, Canadian Literature, Children’s Literature, Dalit Literature, Diaspora Studies, Disability Studies, Disaster Literature, English Language Teaching, Gender Studies, Postcolonial Literature, Tribal Literature, Commonwealth Literature, Comparative Literature, Cultural Studies, Cyber Literature, Linguistics, Science Fiction and Cultural Analysis and Translation Studies and Literature and theory of literature, women’s studies, world literature, etc.