ItinerArios-Revista de Literatura
Scope & Guideline
Advancing Scholarship in Literary Traditions
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Literary Analysis:
The journal publishes works that apply diverse methodologies to literary criticism, including psychoanalysis, postcolonial theory, feminist criticism, and intertextual studies, allowing for multifaceted interpretations of texts. - Focus on Portuguese Language Literature:
The scope emphasizes literature written in Portuguese, exploring works from Portugal, Brazil, and other Portuguese-speaking nations, thereby promoting a broader understanding of Lusophone literary traditions. - Cultural and Historical Contextualization:
Articles frequently contextualize literary works within their socio-political environments, examining themes such as colonialism, migration, and identity, which are pivotal in understanding the evolution of literary narratives. - Exploration of Marginalized Voices:
The journal highlights works that discuss marginalized perspectives, including those of women, racial minorities, and LGBTQ+ authors, thus contributing to inclusive literary discourse. - Emerging Literary Trends:
ItinerArios actively engages with contemporary literary trends, particularly in relation to digital literature and new forms of storytelling, reflecting the evolving landscape of literary creation.
Trending and Emerging
- Postcolonial and Migratory Literature:
There is an increasing focus on postcolonial narratives and the experiences of migration, reflecting global movements and their impact on identity and culture, as seen in various studies of literature from former colonies. - Feminist and Gender Studies:
The journal has seen a rise in articles addressing feminist perspectives and gender studies, emphasizing women's voices and experiences in literature, which aligns with broader societal movements advocating for gender equality. - Digital Literature and New Media:
Emerging themes include the exploration of digital literature and the influence of new media on storytelling, indicating a growing interest in how technology reshapes literary forms and reader engagement. - Afrofuturism and Intersectionality:
The rise of Afrofuturism and intersectional studies highlights the blending of speculative fiction with cultural identity, offering new frameworks for understanding literature within the context of race and futurism. - Cultural Memory and Trauma Studies:
Recent publications have increasingly engaged with themes of cultural memory and trauma, examining how literature reflects and addresses historical injustices and collective memories, particularly in post-pandemic narratives.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Literary Canon:
There has been a noticeable decline in the focus on traditional literary canon pieces, with fewer articles dedicated to classic authors or canonical texts, suggesting a shift towards contemporary and diverse narratives. - Naturalism and Historical Literature:
The interest in naturalism and historical literary critiques appears to be waning, as fewer publications explore these themes, indicating a possible shift towards more modern or experimental literary forms. - Purely Theoretical Criticism:
The journal seems to be moving away from purely theoretical discussions without practical applications, as more articles emphasize the relevance of literature in contemporary contexts rather than abstract theoretical frameworks.
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