Open Access Policy
Our Commitment to Open Scholarship
Litera: International Journal of Literary Studies maintains the view that scholarly research should be free for all readers across the globe. In this way, the journal eliminates subscription restrictions and fosters the free flow of information, cooperation between scholars, and development of literary studies around the world.
Litera: International Journal of Literary Studies uses the full open-access model of publication, meaning that all papers which are published in the journal become available on its website free of charge and subscription costs for everyone who is interested in them.
Benefits of Open Access Publishing
Publishing with Litera offers numerous advantages for both authors and readers.
For Authors
- Better visibility of published research on the world stage.
- More accessible to the entire global academic community.
- More chances for scholarly acknowledgment and citations.
- Distribution of research without the requirement for subscriptions.
- International academic cooperation and knowledge exchange.
For Readers
- Direct and unlimited access to published papers.
- Without subscription, registration, or paywall restrictions.
- Free download, read, and distribution of research papers.
- Access to recent updates in literary research and humanities.
- Opportunities to engage with diverse scholarly perspectives from around the world.
Responsible Use of Published Content
The aim of Litera is to promote ethical utilization and dissemination of published research. Any reader can access, read, download and use the published work for educational, research or any other purpose other than commercial but acknowledging the authors and the journal concerned.
Citation of the work used is mandatory.
Supporting Global Literary Scholarship
Using the method of open access publication, Litera aims at developing literary research globally through the free availability of scholarly information to everyone around the globe.
The journal continues to maintain the focus of enhancing accessibility, inclusiveness, and the ethical dissemination of information, contributing to the development of literary studies and humanities