As an internationally peer-reviewed academic journal, Language and Literature is committed to promoting research and discussion in the field of stylistics. Stylistics, also known as stylistics, is the study of language styles in literary and non literary texts, and how these styles affect readers' perception and understanding. This journal provides a platform for scholars to publish and explore theoretical, empirical, and experimental research results, aiming to deepen our understanding of text style and its role.

The magazine delves into the language features of different types of texts and analyzes how they affect the transmission and reception of information. Study how readers understand and process textual information, especially from the perspective of cognitive psychology. Using corpus linguistics and computational methods to analyze texts and explore patterns and trends in large-scale textual data. Encourage the use of multiple research methods, including qualitative analysis, quantitative analysis, experimental design, and case studies, to promote a comprehensive understanding of stylistics. The readership of the journal includes literary theorists, linguists, cognitive scientists, educators, as well as researchers and professionals interested in text analysis.