Aims:
- Digitization in the field of language, translation, literature and related matters.
- Recent trends in language, translation and related topics.
- Exploring and publishing original research in the field of languages, whether linguistic synthetic or analytical of linguistic phenomena.
- Promoting scientific exchange between researchers in the field of translation, with a focus on providing studies on text analysis and understanding of cultures.
- Publishing critical studies and theoretical developments in different branches of literature.
- Supporting research that sheds light on the impact of language and literature in building cultural and social identity.
- Promoting innovation in the fields of language, translation and literature by adopting modern research methods and exploring technological developments.
- Supporting and disseminating interdisciplinary studies to enrich knowledge.
Scope:
- Digitization in the field of language, translation, literature and related topics.
- Recent trends in language, translation, literature and related topics.
- Linguistics in all its modern and contemporary branches.
- Translation techniques and their impact on understanding cultures.
- Modern and contemporary critical studies.
- Technology in language learning and text analysis.
- Communication patterns and their impact on mutual understanding.
- Innovation and challenge in the field of language learning and teaching
- The impact of language learning and literature on building cultural identity
Journal Vision:
The Crossroads Journal aspires to be a leading platform for distinguished research papers and studies in language, translation, literature, and related fields, with the goal of fostering cultural understanding and advancing knowledge at the local and regional levels.
Journal Mission:
To provide a platform for researchers to publish innovative studies in language, translation, literature, and related fields, promote interaction within the humanities community, and optimize the use of modern technology, which effectively contributes to the development of the local and regional academic communities.
