Global Language Review aims at the best in

• Supporting Research in allareas of language, literature, and allied fields
• Encouraging addition withinnovative and creative research writing tradition to the body of publicationon language and literature.
• Publication of excellent theoreticaland empirical research scripts
• Providing a bridge betweenthe local and global perspective on language, literature, and allied fields.
• Global networking of academicians, researchers,and professionals for the promotion of a community of cooperative researchers

E3L (English Language, Linguistics and Literature)

Global Language Review - GLR, is a double blind peer review journal, published quarterly, by Humanity Research Council (HRC), a sub-body of Humanity Development Society(HDS). Authors are encouraged to submit complete unpublished and original works, which are not under review by any other journal. The Scope of the journal include the following areas:

1. Linguistics Studies
   1. Sociolinguistics
   2. Psycholinguistics
   3. Anthropological Linguistics
   4. Applied Linguistics
   5. Computational Linguistics
   6. Corpus Linguistics
   7. Critical Theories
   8. Discourse Analysis
   9. Visionary Discourse
   10. Literary Discourse
   11. English Globalization Stylistics
   12. Syntax
   13. Semantics
   14. Phonetics
   15. Morphology
   16. Phonology
   17. Economics of Language
   18. Language and Law
   19. Language Policy and Planning
   20. Sociology of Language
   21. Philosophy of Language
2. English Language
   1. English Language Testing and Assessment
   2. English Speaking Culture
   3. Gender Studies in Language
   4. Second Language Acquisition
   5. Culture and Identity
   6. Language and Power
   7. Multilingualism
   8. Bilingualism
   9. Pragmatics
   10. EMI (English as a medium of instruction) Studies
   11. English Language in Education
3. Literature Studies
   1. Medieval Literature
   2. The Renaissance and Elizabethan Periods
   3. The age of Neo-Classicism
   4. The Victorian Age
   5. The Romantic Age
   6. World literature
   7. American literature
   8. South Asian literature
   9. Afro-American Literature
   10. Emerging form of Literature
   11. Literature and Media
   12. Literary Criticism
   13. Literature Studies
   14. Comparative Literature
   15. Interdisciplinary Approach in Literature
   16. History of English Literature
   17. 19^th century Realism to contemporary times
4. English Language Teaching
   1. Communicative Language
   2. English Teaching and Learning
   3. Syllabus Design and Curriculum Development
   4. English Teaching Methodologies
5. Translational Studies
   1. Translational Theories
6. English Grammar
   1. Pedagogical Grammar
   2. Lexical Studies
   3. Grammar Theories