General Call for Papers

CALL FOR PAPERS

General Call for Papers

Language, Literature, and Interdisciplinary Studies (LLIDS), an open-access peer-reviewed academic e-journal, invites original and unpublished, interdisciplinary, research papers and book reviews from various interrelated disciplines including, but not limited to, literature, philosophy, psychology, anthropology, history, sociology, law, ecology, environmental science, and economics.

The broad aim of LLIDS consists in providing an interdisciplinary discursive space for all the researchers committed to rigorous enquiry into concerns that inform critical articulations providing new perspectives within the manifold. It attempts to fashion a reflective space within the ongoing learning practices that would allow the researchers to collate their insights with larger issues.

Submission Process:

Please submit your work via the Submission form: https://forms.gle/KiAYjV1wT5h4sFzi7.
Each of the authors needs to sign and email a separate Author Undertaking (https://ellids.com/archives/Author-Undertaking.pdf) from their respective email IDs to complete the submission process.

Submission Criteria Checklist:

Only complete papers along with a 150 words abstract, list of keywords, and Works Cited will be considered for publication.
General Submissions: Word limit for submissions (excluding Title, Abstract, Keywords, Footnotes, and Works Cited list): 3,500–10,000 words
Book Reviews: Word limit for submissions (excluding Title, Abstract, Keywords, Footnotes, and Works Cited list): 750–2,500 words
In Response: Word limit for submissions (excluding Title, Abstract, Keywords, Footnotes, and Works Cited list): 750–3,000 words
The papers need to be formatted according to the guidelines of the MLA 8^th edition.
Please read the complete submission guidelines before making the submission – http://ellids.com/author-guidelines/submission-guidelines/.
LLIDS has a Zero plagiarism policy. The Similarity Index of the submissions (Quote percentage) needs to be under 20%, unless absolutely required by the research. The similarity index is a calculation of the percentage of quotes from the word count (excluding title, abstract, keywords, footnote, works cited list).