Novyi Filologicheskii Vestnik-New Philological Bulletin
Scope & Guideline
Connecting Scholars through Interdisciplinary Discourse
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Literary Analysis and Critique:
The journal features critical examinations of various literary works, focusing on thematic, stylistic, and narrative techniques employed by authors across different eras. - Cultural and Folklore Studies:
It explores the rich traditions of folklore, especially within Kalmyk culture, examining how these narratives shape and reflect societal values and historical contexts. - Intertextuality and Literary Connections:
There is a significant emphasis on intertextual analysis, investigating the connections between texts across cultures and time periods to understand their influences and dialogues. - Historical Contextualization:
The journal frequently situates literary works within their historical contexts, analyzing how historical events and cultural shifts influence literary production. - Methodological Innovations in Literary Studies:
It promotes innovative methodologies in literary criticism, including narratology, semiotics, and cognitive poetics, to enhance the understanding of texts.
Trending and Emerging
- Postmodern and Contemporary Literature:
Recent publications increasingly focus on postmodern and contemporary literary works, analyzing their unique narrative structures and thematic preoccupations. - Digital Humanities and Textual Analysis:
There is a growing interest in the application of digital humanities methodologies, including data analysis and computational approaches to literary texts, indicating a trend towards integrating technology with literary studies. - Gender Studies and Feminist Literary Criticism:
Emerging themes in gender studies and feminist critiques are becoming more prominent, focusing on the representation and roles of women in literature. - Cultural Memory and Trauma Studies:
The exploration of cultural memory, particularly in relation to trauma and collective identity in literature, is gaining traction, reflecting current societal concerns. - Globalization and Transnational Literature:
An increasing number of articles are addressing the impacts of globalization on literature, including the study of transnational narratives and cultural exchanges.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Literary Genres of the Past:
There is a noticeable decrease in the exploration of traditional literary genres that were once prominent, such as classic fairy tales and epic narratives, indicating a shift towards contemporary forms and themes. - Historical Biographies:
Fewer papers delve into biographical studies of historical literary figures, suggesting a waning interest in this approach as more scholars focus on thematic and stylistic analyses instead. - Comparative Literature Studies:
The scope of comparative literature studies, particularly those that focus solely on Western and Russian literature comparisons, seems to be diminishing, with a trend towards more localized analyses. - Soviet-era Literary Criticism:
There is a declining number of publications centered on Soviet-era literary criticism, reflecting a broader move toward contemporary literature and modern critical frameworks. - Pedagogical Approaches to Literature:
Research that examines pedagogical methods in teaching literature appears to be less common, indicating a potential shift away from educational discourse in literary studies.
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