Journal Of Medieval And Early Modern Studies is an academic journal devoted to the in-depth study of cultural forms in Europe and Western Asia during the Medieval and early Modern periods. The journal's articles are grounded in rigorous historical investigation, while maintaining acute alertness and critical thinking about the issues raised by contemporary theoretical debate. This interdisciplinary approach to research allows the journal to cover a wide range of topics and perspectives.

Topics include, but are not limited to, art, literature, drama, music, philosophy, theology, and history. These areas involve not only traditional subjects of academic study, such as text and material culture, but also in-depth discussions of different social groups. The journal pays special attention to the social roles and cultural contributions of women during this period, emphasizing the importance of gender in historical research. At the same time, the magazine also explores the role of businessmen, workers, audiences and patrons in the production and consumption of culture, revealing the interaction and influence of various social strata in the development of culture.