Journal Of Semitic Studies SCIE

The Journal Of Semitic Studies is an academic journal devoted to the study of Semitic languages, covering various periods from ancient to modern times. The journal's editorial team encourages scholars to submit papers on various aspects of the Semitic language family, including but not limited to language structure, historical development, dialect differences, language contact, and language policy.

The journal particularly welcomes synchronic or diachronic comparative studies based on oral or written sources that help reveal the diversity and complexity of Semitic languages. By publishing these findings, the journal not only promotes a deeper understanding of Semitic language, but also provides a valuable resource for scholars in the fields of linguistics, history, and cultural studies. In addition, the journal focuses on the use and influence of Semitic languages in different social and cultural contexts, exploring how these languages interact with other languages and cultures. This interdisciplinary approach to research has given the journal wide appeal and influence in the academic community.