About the Journal
Indonesian Journal of Language, Literature, Culture and Society
Indonesian Journal of Language, Literature, Culture and Society stands as a vibrant and dynamic academic forum, uniting the four pillars of Indonesian culture within a single corpus of knowledge. More than just a collection of articles, it is a critical and reflective space for dialogue, where thinkers and researchers explore the complexities of Indonesian identity through diverse lenses.
Focus and Scope
Each issue guides readers through the corridors of linguistic studies, literature, cultural practices, and social realities. The journal's scope encompasses:
Before Making a Submission
Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and prepared using the Journal Template. The journal analyzes the mutually shaping interactions between language in use, stories told, values held, and social realities lived. A similarity check (Turnitin) is highly recommended before submission.
Any manuscript that does not meet the author's guidelines, focus, and scope, or is written in a different format, will be subject to immediate desk rejection by the editorial board.