About Our Current Indexation
2026-05-30
| Journal title | NOTION: Journal of Linguistics, Literature, and Culture |
| Initials | NOTION |
| Abbreviation | NOTION j. Linguistics Literature Culture |
| Frequency | May and November |
| DOI | Prefix 10.12928 |
| Online ISSN | 2655-5905 |
| Editor-in-Chief | Ajar Pradika Ananta Tur | SCOPUS ID: 58341182600 |
| Managing Editor | Krisna Sujiwa (Technical Issues) |
| Publisher | Sastra Inggris, Universitas Ahmad Dahlan supported by ESAI |
| Digital Marketing | LinkedIn, Whatsapp Channel, Instagram, Website, Direct Email, and Journal Partner |
| Business Model | Open Access Policy, NOTION Policies, and Author Fees |
| Metric | Author Diversity and Statistics |
| Citation Analysis | SCOPUS | Google Scholar | Garuda | EBSCO | SINTA 2 (Vol. 9(1), 2027) |
| Societies/Partnership | ESAI, ASCEE, International Conferences, and NOTION Confab |
Looking for a space where linguistics, literature, and cultural studies collide? Meet NOTION: Journal of Linguistics, Literature, and Culture. We are a high-energy, multidisciplinary platform dedicated to pushing the boundaries of linguistic and literary analysis. Backed by the English Department of Universitas Ahmad Dahlan, we serve as a highly reputable, SCOPUS & SINTA 2-ranked journal delivering premium, double-blind peer-reviewed papers twice a year (May & November).
"Local Data, Global Theory"
NOTION focuses on amplifying critical conversations around complex cultural issues in global, multilingual settings. To achieve this, we highly encourage scientific articles that highlight, discuss, compare, refute, or support the spirit of 'local data, global theory,' to offer a well-rounded perspective of the diverse societies to the world. If you’re ready to share your research with the world, we want to give it a stage. Make sure your manuscript is written entirely in English to match our diverse international readership.
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Post-Publication Discussion Policy
NOTION is committed to promoting the wider dissemination of published research and fostering meaningful academic dialogue beyond the publication process. Through its post-publication discussion initiative, NOTION Confab, the editorial team selects several articles from the latest issue and invites their authors to present and discuss their published work through an online platform. This initiative provides authors with an opportunity to communicate their research findings, clarify key arguments, engage with broader academic audiences, and encourage constructive discussion among researchers, practitioners, and readers. By facilitating post-publication engagement, NOTION aims to enhance the visibility, accessibility, and potential impact of its published articles while strengthening scholarly communication and collaboration. Participation in NOTION Confab is based on editorial selection and invitation, and the discussion serves as a complementary dissemination activity that does not replace the journal's formal peer-review and publication processes.
