LitVista: e-Journal of English Language and Literary Studies is a national, peer-reviewed, refereed quarterly e-journal dedicated to promote high-quality research in English literature, language, criticism, theory, and cultural studies. LitVista epitomizes literature, language, creativity, expression and enlightenment. It embodies a broad and enlightening perspective on literature and linguistic studies. It signifies a wide vision representing open mindedness, exploration and intellectual horizons encompassing the qualities that align perfectly with an academic e-journal’s purpose.
Serving as a vibrant intellectual platform, LitVista connects scholars, researchers, educators, and practitioners from all regions of India, bringing together diverse perspectives that enrich contemporary literary inquiry. The primary aim of this e-journal is to encourage rigorous scholarly discourse in diverse genres of literary studies. It bears up to provide credibly an accessible platform for both emerging and established scholars. It seeks to promote national-level academic collaboration and cultural exchange across India. LitVista encourages to publish original, high-quality research papers, reviews, essays, and critical analyses, maintaining strict editorial standards supported by a transparent, multi-stage review process. It brings together contributions from scholars across India’s diverse intellectual and cultural regions by promoting comparative, regional, and interdisciplinary literary research. It endeavours early-career researchers, PhD scholars, and faculty to publish academically sound work, support innovative and emerging approaches to language and literary studies. It envisions to make contemporary literary research accessible to academic institutions, libraries, and independent researchers nationwide. The core purpose of e-LitVista is to advance literary scholarship and critical thought within the Indian academic landscape, provide a national forum for analysis, debate, and original research in English studies to support research across classical, modern, postcolonial, regional, and comparative literatures. It underpins to build interdisciplinary bridges connecting literature with culture, linguistics, education, media, and communication.
