Ramus Critical Studies in Greek and Roman Literature is an innovative literary criticism journal focused on ancient Greek and Roman literary works. This magazine is committed to providing a diverse academic platform that encourages scholars to apply contemporary theoretical frameworks for in-depth analysis and innovative interpretations of classical literary texts.

The distinctive feature of the magazine lies in its interdisciplinary research perspective and diversity of methodology. It welcomes and encourages scholars from different academic backgrounds to submit papers that may use theoretical tools such as Marxism, feminism, postcolonialism, social anthropology, narratology, deconstructionism, or reception studies to explore various aspects of ancient Greek and Roman literature. Although 'Ramus' holds an open attitude towards contemporary theory, its core goal is to promote an understanding of the originality and importance of classical literary works themselves. The magazine pays special attention to new interpretations and criticisms of the works of ancient Greek and Roman writers, aiming to stimulate academic discussions and promote modern understanding and evaluation of classical literary traditions.