Aim & Scope

IJCLLI aims to:

• Promote high-quality research in computational literature and language studies.
• Encourage innovative approaches to computational literary analysis and interpretation.
• Advance literary scholarship through computational, theoretical, and interdisciplinary research.
• Promote research in computational linguistics, language technologies, and literary criticism.
• Encourage responsible applications of artificial intelligence in literature and language research.
• Support research on digital literature, computational writing, and literary technologies.
• Promote ethical and responsible academic research practices.
• Encourage collaboration among literary scholars, linguists, and computational researchers.
• Promote knowledge exchange across literature, language studies, humanities, and digital disciplines.
• Improve access to scholarly research and developments in computational literary and language scholarship.

IJCLLI welcomes theoretical, critical, computational, experimental, review-based, and interdisciplinary contributions related to computational literature, language innovation, artificial intelligence, digital humanities, and literary research.

Contributions may relate to:

• Computational Literature
• Computational Literary Studies
• Digital Literature
• Electronic Literature
• Computational Literary Analysis
• Literary Data Analytics
• Digital Literary Criticism
• Literary Theory and Computational Methods
• Literary Interpretation and Computational Approaches
• Digital Textual Analysis
• Natural Language Processing for Literary Research
• Computational Linguistics
• Language Technologies
• Artificial Intelligence in Literary Studies
• AI-Assisted Literary Interpretation
• AI-Generated Literature
• Generative AI and Literary Research
• Machine Learning in Language Research
• Automated Text Analysis
• Corpus Linguistics
• Computational Stylistics
• Digital Humanities
• Digital Storytelling
• Creative Writing and Literary Innovation
• Literary Translation Technologies
• Language and Communication Technologies
• Digital Reading and Writing Practices
• Literature and Emerging Technologies
• Literary Visualization
• Digital Archives and Literary Databases
• Language Models and Literary Research
• AI-Assisted Creative Writing
• Human-AI Literary Collaboration
• Digital Cultural Studies
• Computational Narratology
• Digital Literary History
• Language, Media, and Technology
• Ethics of AI in Language and Literature
• Interdisciplinary Humanities Research

The journal particularly welcomes studies that:

• Present original and meaningful findings in computational literature and language research.
• Examine innovative approaches to computational literary analysis and interpretation.
• Address contemporary developments in literary studies and language technologies.
• Use appropriate computational, linguistic, literary, or research methodologies.
• Provide new insights into literature, language, culture, and communication.
• Examine the opportunities and limitations of AI in literary and language studies.
• Promote responsible, transparent, and ethical research practices.
• Explore connections between literature, language, technology, and humanities.
• Encourage collaboration across literary, linguistic, and computational disciplines.
• Contribute to the advancement of computational literature and language scholarship.