Focus and Scope
Journal of Humanities Research Sustainability covers theoretical and experimental advances in subjects including but not limited to the following:
Humanities
Literary Studies — Literary works, writing styles, themes, and their impact on society.
Historical Studies — Past events and cultural, political, and social developments.
Linguistic Studies — Language structure, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics.
Philological Studies — Classical texts, ancient manuscripts, and language development.
Anthropological Studies — Culture, traditions, social structures, and societal changes.
Philosophical Studies — Philosophical thoughts, ideas, and concepts.
Art Studies — Artworks, aesthetics, and historical and contemporary art developments.
Media and Communication Studies — Mass media, communication theories, and the impact of media on society.
Cultural Studies — Popular culture, mass culture, and cultural identity.
Theatre and Performance Studies — Theatre, drama, performing arts, and performance culture.
Sustainability
Environmental Humanities — Literary, historical, and philosophical engagement with ecological crisis and human-environment relations.
Cultural Sustainability and Heritage Preservation — Safeguarding intangible cultural heritage, language, and traditional knowledge systems.
Sustainable Development and the Humanities — Humanistic critique and analysis of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Media, Communication, and Climate Discourse — Representation of environmental and sustainability issues in media and public communication.
Article Types
In addition to publishing research articles that report significant advances in the fields of humanities and sustainability research, contributing to critical scholarly understanding across society and beyond, Journal of Humanities Research Sustainability also publishes invited Topical Reviews on themes of particular current interest to the community.
