The journal of Persian Language and Literature (PLL) aims to promote scholarly research and discourse in the fields of Persian language and literature. Its primary objectives include:
- Exploration of Persian Literature: PLL seeks to investigate the developments, influences, and transformations of the Persian language and literature across Iran and other Persian-speaking regions. This includes a focus on both historical and contemporary perspectives.
- Interdisciplinary Approach: The journal encourages contributions that intersect with other fields, such as cultural studies, fine arts, and translation studies. This interdisciplinary focus enriches the understanding of Persian literature within a broader cultural context.
- Publication of Original Research: PLL is dedicated to publishing original, high-quality research articles that adhere to scientific methodologies. It emphasizes the importance of innovative ideas and authentic sources in its submissions.
The scope of the journal of Persian Language and Literature (PLL) encompasses a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:
- Stylistics and Semantics: Analysis of literary styles and meanings within Persian texts.
- Mysticism and Sufism: Exploration of spiritual themes prevalent in Persian literature.
- Literary History: Studies on the evolution of Persian literature through different historical periods.
- Comparative Literature: Investigating Persian literature in relation to other literary traditions.
- Literary Theory: Engaging with contemporary literary theories as they apply to Persian texts.
By fostering a rich academic environment, PLL aims to be a leading platform for scholars interested in the intricate tapestry of Persian literary heritage and its ongoing relevance in today's world.
The main purpose of this journal is to prepare an appropriate ground and opportunity for the critical analysis of various aspects of Persian literary works, especially on the basis of critical views and contemporary literary theories, therefore, the priority is to publish articles based on the specific theoretical foundations. Ultimately, this journal is a ground for a deeper and newer understanding of the rich legacy of Persian literature, both ancient and contemporary works.