The Journal of Literature and Science offers a dynamic forum for interdisciplinary scholarship, exploring the multifaceted intersections between literary studies and scientific thought. With a keen focus on the historical, theoretical, and cultural dimensions of this relationship, the journal seeks to foster a deeper understanding of how science and literature inform and influence each other.
This journal publishes articles examining a wide range of topics, from the impact of scientific discoveries on literary narratives to the use of literary techniques in scientific communication. Areas of interest include literary criticism, textual criticism, literary history, philosophy of science, history of science and comparative literature. It aims to reach an audience that is well-versed in both science and the humanities.
Contributing groundbreaking research and fostering dialogue between disciplines, the Journal of Literature and Science invites scholars to explore the intricate connections between these seemingly disparate fields. By showcasing innovative approaches and critical perspectives, it enhances our understanding of both literature and science and their combined impact on society.