Aims and scope
Advances in Humanities Research (AHR) is a monthly peer-reviewed journal focusing on classic and emerging humanities topics spanning literature & linguistics, fine arts, history, architecture, philosophy and Marxist studies. Rooted in core humanistic missions, the journal values research’s policy reference significance and far-reaching cultural inheritance & communication value, while emphasizing disciplinary construction support and talent cultivation value of humanistic scholarship, and provides systematic theoretical support and standardized research models for liberal arts scholars, cultural heritage practitioners, cultural planners and art designers to realize cultural inheritance and industrial planning based on the above humanistic values.
AHR publishes rigorous, norm-compliant theoretical and empirical manuscripts with diversified research paradigms, insisting on credible data, complete logical frameworks and standardized academic writing as basic submission thresholds. Since its launch, it has positioned itself as an open public forum for rational discussion of humanistic issues, committed to boosting regional cultural construction and elevating public humanistic literacy worldwide. It accepts multi-dimensional research that interprets humanistic phenomena from micro, medium and macro perspectives, covering all core branches of humanities disciplines.
Backed by standardized editorial review and streamlined publishing pipelines, AHR delivers stable, high-quality publishing services for global humanistic researchers and cultural industry practitioners. It invites well-regulated, in-depth academic manuscripts that contribute to cultural heritage inheritance, humanistic disciplinary system improvement and cultural policy optimization. Its readership consists of humanistic scholars, cultural industry practitioners and education researchers globally.
Scopes include but are not limited to:
Literature & Linguistics
- Chinese Language & Literature
- Foreign Languages & Literature
- Translation Studies
Arts
- Design Studies
- Art Research
- Art History
- Musicology
- Fine Arts
- Dance Studies
- Film Studies
History
- International History
- Chinese History
- Archaeology
- Historical Geography
- Historical Documents & Archival Science
- History of Science & Technology
Architecture
- Architectural Design
- Interior Design
- Urban Planning
- Landscape Architecture
- Traditional Architecture & Conservation
Philosophy
- Chinese Philosophy
- Western Philosophy
- Logic
- Ethics
- Philosophy of Science
Marxism
- Marxist Philosophy
- Marxist Political Economy
- Scientific Socialism
