About the Journal

The Afrihorizon Journal of Literature, Culture, and Religious Studies is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic platform dedicated to advancing research in literature, culture, and religious studies. We provide a forum for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to share original research, critical analyses, and innovative insights that deepen the understanding of these interdisciplinary fields.

Our journal fosters intellectual engagement and cross-cultural dialogue by publishing high-quality articles that explore diverse perspectives, methodologies, and traditions. We are committed to ensuring accessibility, inclusivity, and the dissemination of knowledge across academic and professional communities worldwide.

Our Mission

The mission of this Journal is to amplify voices and perspectives from underrepresented regions, particularly Africa and the Global South.

Scope and Focus Areas

The Afrihorizon Journal of Literature, Culture, and Religious Studies welcomes submissions that align with the journal's mission of exploring the interplay between literature, culture, and religion. Our scope includes, but is not limited to:

Literature:

• Comparative literature and world literature.
• African, postcolonial, and indigenous literatures.
• Literary theory, criticism, and historiography.
• Gender studies and literature.
• Intersections of literature with technology, media, and popular culture.

Culture:

• Sociocultural dynamics and identity.
• Traditions, customs, and cultural heritage preservation.
• Language, linguistics, and translation studies.
• Arts, performance, and visual culture.
• Cultural globalization and hybridity.

Religious Studies:

• Comparative religion and theology.
• The role of religion in society, politics, and ethics.
• Religious practices, rituals, and symbols.
• Interfaith dialogue and conflict resolution.
• Spirituality and the influence of religion on culture and literature.