Research In African Literatures SCIE

The Journal of African Literature Studies was founded in 1970 and is one of the world's leading African literature research journals, providing an English forum for the study of African oral and written literature. In addition to thought-provoking articles, each issue will feature comments on current academic books, usually presented in the form of review articles. The forum provides readers with an opportunity to respond to questions raised in articles and book reviews. The theme group and frequent special issues of the article reveal a wide range of readers' interests.

This magazine not only focuses on classic works of traditional African literature, but also closely follows the pace of contemporary literary development, exploring the evolution and influence of African literature in modern society. The magazine has a variety of column settings, including but not limited to feature articles, author interviews, work analysis, literary history research, etc., aiming to comprehensively and deeply showcase the richness and diversity of African literature. In summary, the Journal of African Literature Studies is an important academic journal in the field of African literature research, and its rich content and professional quality have won widespread attention and praise.