With its international outlook and interdisciplinary approach, the Studies In Romanticism is committed to publishing the highest level of academic research on the Romantic era in Britain, the English-speaking world and Europe. This magazine not only focuses on the analysis of literary and artistic works, but also covers the research results of many disciplines such as history, philosophy, sociology, psychology, etc., reflecting the depth and breadth of romantic studies.

By publishing high-level academic articles, the journal not only provides a platform for scholars in the field of romantic studies to present and exchange research results, but also provides a perspective for scholars in other disciplines to understand and apply romantic research. The journal pays special attention to the study of cross-cultural and trans-regional phenomena in the Romantic period, and encourages scholars to explore the expression and influence of Romanticism in different countries and cultures from the perspective of comparative literature and cross-cultural studies.