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Uzhgorod National University is one of the largest and best universities in the Carpathian region. It is located on the slopes of the Carpathians, in the beautiful student city of Uzhgorod, the westernmost regional center of Ukraine. Young University, founded in 1945, but in a short period of time has proved itself worthy in the scientific world, has become a benchmark, an alma mater for many generations of students who are now successfully working in both Ukraine and other countries of the world. A powerful scientific philological school has been formed at Uzhgorod National University, which actively researches issues of language, literature and journalism, known far beyond our country.
Transcarpathian Philological Studies is a scientific journal founded in 2018 by the Higher Educational Institution of Uzhgorod National University. The academic journal is a platform for understanding linguistic, literary, and cultural processes in their dynamics, interaction, and historical continuity. The journal brings together research representing different areas of contemporary philology – from linguistics and literary studies to translation studies and intercultural communication.
The aim of the journal is to develop philological scholarship through the support of high-quality research that reveals new approaches to the analysis of text, language, and discourse, and also contributes to the rethinking of cultural heritage in a contemporary academic context. The journal is dedicated to showcasing and popularizing modern research within Ukrainian and international philology, while promoting national academic advancements in the field of linguistics. Special attention is paid to interdisciplinary studies that combine philology with history, sociology, cultural studies, and other humanities disciplines.
The main objectives of the journal are:
– publication of original scholarly research devoted to current issues in linguistics, literary studies, and related fields;
– support of scholarly dialogue regarding the interpretation of texts, linguistic phenomena, and cultural processes;
– promotion of new theoretical and methodological approaches in philological research;
– facilitation of the integration of Ukrainian philological scholarship into the international academic space;
– creation of an open scholarly environment for researchers of different generations and academic schools.
The journal strives to be a space in which language and text are seen not only as objects of analysis but also as living forms of cultural memory, communication, and meaning-making.
The pages of the publication analyze the current problems of different branches of philology, the latest methods of teaching languages and literatures of the world in the context of intercultural communication.
Current issues of Ukrainian language and literature are covered in the journal; languages and literature of foreign countries; comparative literary studies; general, comparative-historical, typological linguistics; translation and intercultural communication.
The editorial board of the publication carries out an internal review of all the articles that come to it. The editorial board of the magazine includes leading Ukrainian and foreign experts.
The editorial board of the Transcarpathian Philological Studies journal invites to cooperation in the framework of publishing scientific articles of doctors of science, candidates of sciences, young scientists (graduate students, applicants), as well as other persons who have higher education and are engaged in scientific activity.
Regards,
Editor in Chief,
Zymomria Ivan Mykolaiovych,
Doctor of Philology, Professor