Aims and Scope
Scope
This journal promotes critical, creative and interdisciplinary scholarship across the arts, humanities and philosophy. It provides a platform for research on African histories, cultures, languages, ideas and creative practices while engaging wider global intellectual traditions and contemporary debates.
Subject Areas:
Literature & Literary Studies
- African Literature
- Comparative Literature
- Literary Theory
- Oral Literature
- Drama & Poetry
- Postcolonial Studies
History & Heritage
- African History
- Social & Political History
- Cultural Heritage
- Oral History
- Archaeology & Material Culture
- Memory Studies
Languages & Linguistics
- African Languages
- Applied Linguistics
- Sociolinguistics
- Discourse Analysis
- Translation Studies
- Language & Culture
Philosophy & Ethics
- African Philosophy
- Ethics
- Political Philosophy
- Philosophy of Science
- Logic & Epistemology
- Metaphysics
Religion & Cultural Studies
- Religious Studies
- Theology
- Religion & Society
- Popular Culture
- Identity Studies
- Intercultural Studies
Creative & Performing Arts
- Visual Arts
- Theatre & Performance
- Music Studies
- Film Studies
- Design & Aesthetics
- Creative Practice Research
Interdisciplinary Research
The journal also welcomes interdisciplinary studies where the principal scholarly contribution falls within the journal’s scope and where the work demonstrates clear relevance to research, innovation, professional practice, policy or sustainable development.
The journal also welcomes interdisciplinary studies where the principal scholarly contribution falls within the journal’s scope and where the work demonstrates clear relevance to research, innovation, professional practice, policy or sustainable development.
