Revista de Letras Norte@mentos
Scope & Guideline
Connecting Scholars to the Rich Tapestry of Literature
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Exploration of Identity and Subjectivity:
The journal frequently publishes papers that delve into the complexities of identity, particularly focusing on race, gender, and cultural narratives. This includes the study of black female narratives and the intersectionality of various social categories. - Decolonial Perspectives:
A significant aim of the journal is to contribute to decolonial discourse, analyzing literary works through the lens of colonial history and its impacts on contemporary society. This includes examining the works of authors like Conceição Evaristo and their representations of marginalized voices. - Cultural and Historical Contexts in Literature:
The journal emphasizes the importance of cultural and historical contexts in understanding literature, often publishing comparative analyses that highlight the socio-political dimensions of literary texts. - Psychological and Emotional Dimensions in Literature:
Research focusing on psychological themes, such as trauma, suffering, and resilience, particularly in the context of female experiences, is a core area of interest. This includes the investigation of literary representations of emotional states and their implications. - Multilingual and Multicultural Literature:
The journal explores the dynamics of multilingualism and multiculturalism within literary texts, reflecting on how diverse linguistic backgrounds influence narrative forms and reader interpretations.
Trending and Emerging
- Intersectionality in Literary Studies:
The journal showcases a growing interest in intersectionality, particularly how various forms of oppression (race, gender, class) intersect in literary narratives. This theme is increasingly relevant in discussions surrounding identity politics. - Mental Health and Literature:
There is an emerging focus on the representation of mental health issues in literature, particularly how narratives address psychological suffering, resilience, and healing, especially among marginalized groups. - Afro-Brazilian Literature and Cultural Representation:
Papers exploring Afro-Brazilian literature and cultural representation are trending, highlighting the contributions of black authors like Conceição Evaristo. This reflects a broader movement towards recognizing diverse voices in Brazilian literature. - Digital Culture and Literature:
With the rise of technology and digital communication, the journal is increasingly publishing works that examine the intersection of literature with digital culture, including the impact of social media on literary production and reception. - Environmental Literature and Ecocriticism:
Emerging themes in environmental literature and ecocriticism are gaining traction, reflecting a growing awareness of ecological issues and their representation in contemporary narratives.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Literary Analysis:
While the journal has historically included traditional literary critiques, there seems to be a waning interest in purely formalist approaches, with a shift towards more interdisciplinary and socially engaged analyses. - Focus on Canonical Literature:
There is a noticeable decline in the publication of analyses centered solely on canonical texts. Instead, there is a growing preference for contemporary works and those from marginalized voices, suggesting a move away from established literary canons. - Historical Literary Criticism Without Social Context:
Papers that engage in historical literary criticism without connecting to current social issues or contexts are becoming less frequent. The journal increasingly prioritizes research that ties literary analysis to contemporary societal challenges.
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