Aims & Scope

Aims: Aim of the Turkish Studies-Language and Literature is to provide an open-access academic ground where researchers working in the field of language and literature can share and disseminate their findings.

Scope: The Turkish Studies-Language and Literature publishes studies in the field of language and literature

Scopus Subject Areas: Social Sciences & Humanities/ Language and Linguistics; Literature and Literary Theory

WoS Subject Areas: Arts & Humanities/ Literature; Social Sciences/ Linguistics

Sub-subjects / The Journal covers a varied range of topics, including

• Modern Turkic Languages and Literatures,
• Translation Studies
• World Languages and Literature
• Ancient Languages and Cultures
• Comparative Literature
• Classical Turkish Literature
• Turkish Language, Turkish Folklore
• Modern Turkish Literature
• Anthropological Linguistics
• Applied Linguistics
• Descriptive Linguistics
• Discourse Analysis / Text Linguistics
• Hearing and Speech Physiology
• Hearing - Pathological and Normal
• History of Linguistics
• Interpersonal Behavior and Communication
• Language Classification
• Language - Pathological and Normal
• Learning Disabilities
• Lexicography / Lexicology
• Mental Retardation
• Morphology
• Nonverbal Communication
• Orthography, Writing Systems
• Philosophy of Language
• Phonetics
• Phonology
• Poetics / Literary Theory
• Psycholinguistics
• Psychometrics
• Semantics
• Semiotics
• Sociolinguistics
• Special Education
• Syntax
• Theory of Linguistics
• Typology

Categories of Manuscript: The Turkish Studies-Language and Literature publishes studies such as research article, review article, theoretical article, opinion article, case report, opinion letter, translation), meeting abstract, book review, legislation review, decision review, film review, conference paper, and short communication.