Types of Articles Published in the Journal: Research articles, review articles, publication introductions and evaluations.
Publication Language: Turkish, English.
Publication Subjects: The journal accepts articles from the fields of Turkish Language and Literature, English Language and Literature, Music, Theology, Archaeology, Geography, Philosophy, History, and Sociology. Journal Templates: Articles must be uploaded to the system using the Article Template and along with the Copyright Agreement. In addition, a similarity report for submitted articles (preferably obtained from the iThenticate program - should not exceed 20%) must be uploaded to the system.

Word Count: Articles should be between 5,000 and 12,000 words and should not exceed 40 pages. However, if it is necessary to reduce or exceed these word and page counts, the journal editorial board must make a decision on suitability.

Double-Blind Peer Review: Since submitted articles will undergo a double-blind peer review process, the author's name and personal information should not be included in the submitted articles, and no information that reveals the author's name or identity should be included. No headers or footers should be added to submitted articles, and page numbers should not be included. Also, file information should be deleted in Word (File/Information - Check Issues - Review Document/Document Reviewer/Review. Remove All).
References: In-text citations and the bibliography must comply with APA-7 writing rules. Research articles must include at least 15 sources in their bibliography. The bibliography should be written with a 1.25 index.

Article Layout
Paper Layout: MS Word, Vertical, A4 size (29.7×21 cm.)
Margins: Top, bottom, right, left: 2.5 cm margins.
Font: Times New Roman.
Turkish Title: Should be written entirely in uppercase and bold letters, straight and centered, in 10-point font.
English Title: Should be written with the first letter capitalized, in bold letters, italic, centered, in 10-point font.
Abstract: The Abstract section should state the basic methodological framework of the research, such as the subject, scope, importance, aim, and methods. In this section, the subject should be summarized briefly and understandably, and the results obtained and the sources used should not be mentioned. The Abstract section should be between 150-200 words, written in a single paragraph in 9-point font, justified to both sides. Paragraph spacing should be 6 nk before and 6 nk after, single line spacing.

Keywords: There should be at least 5 and at most 10 words, ranging from general to specific, reflecting the title and content of the article. Words should be in lowercase, except for proper nouns.
Introduction: An "Introduction" section must be included at the beginning of the article. The Introduction heading should not be numbered. There should be no separate heading below the Introduction heading.
Main Text: The main text should be written in 11-point font, with 6 nk spacing before and after each paragraph, and single line spacing. The main text should be justified, and there should be no indentation in the first line of each paragraph.
Headings: Headings should be written in 11-point font. Only the first letter of each heading should be capitalized, and headings should not be italicized. The Introduction and Conclusion headings should not be numbered; the headings should follow a numbering system such as 1., 2., 1.1., 1.2., 1.1.1., 1.1.2.

In-Text Citations and References: Citations should be enclosed in double quotation marks (“….”) and not italicized. In-text citations and the bibliography should be formatted according to APA 7. Direct quotations of less than 40 words should be enclosed in quotation marks and not italicized. Direct quotations of more than 40 words should be indented one line from both the left and right margins, in 10-point font, single-spaced, and not italicized. Footnotes: The journal uses the APA-7 (in-note) system, and footnotes should only be used where explanation is required. Footnotes should not be included in the article except for mandatory information. Footnotes should absolutely not refer to a source; sources should be given within the text. Footnotes should be 10-point font, with 6 nk spacing before and after paragraphs, single line spacing, and a hanging indentation of 0.5.

Tables, Figures, Graphs, and Visuals:
a. The number of tables, figures, graphs, and visuals should be placed above the table title, in plain text and bold font, and positioned above the table. A period should not be placed at the end of the number.
b. The title of tables, figures, graphs, and visuals should be written in italics with the first letter capitalized and placed on a separate line below the table number.
c. The title of tables, figures, graphs, and visuals should be placed immediately below the table number with double spacing.
d. Tables should not contain vertical lines and should have as few horizontal lines as possible.
e. Each table should contain column headings. Column headings in the table should be centered, and the first letter of each word in the heading should be capitalized.
f. The number of tables, figures, graphs, and visuals should be a maximum of 10.
g. Visuals should be in JPEG format with a minimum resolution of 300 dpi.

Example Table, Figure, Graph Title:
Table 3
Distribution of Neighborhood, Boulevard, Avenue and Street Names Formed with Concept Names by Districts

Points to Consider in Publication Reviews and Evaluations
1. All the points applicable to research articles also apply to "Publication Reviews and Evaluations".
2. "Publication Reviews and Evaluations" should focus on the strengths and weaknesses of the book and strive to examine its contribution to the field. Articles that are summaries or advertisements of the book are not accepted as book reviews. Therefore, in publication reviews, the main body following the first paragraph should evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the work, and the final section should include an evaluation of the work's place and importance in its field of study.
3. Articles should be about newly published current works, preferably books published within the last five years.
4. Authors must have at least a doctorate.
5. The bibliography should include at least three sources from different authors, including the publication being evaluated.
6. Excluding the abstract and bibliography, it should consist of at least 1300-1700 words.
7. The book cover should be placed immediately below the introduction, aligned to the left. The book cover should be legible, and there should be no background other than the cover itself.
8. The title of the "Publication Introduction and Evaluation" should be given in paragraph form, bold, and centered. The title should include the following information: 1. Book Title 2. Author's/editor's/translator's first and last name 3. Place of publication and publisher's name 4. Publication date 5. Edition number, if any 6. Number of pages (including introduction, main text, index, and references) 7. Book's ISBN Number 8. Book dimensions.