About the Journal

Comparative Linguistics, Translation, and Literary Studies (ISSN 3030-3664), published by Bukhara State University, is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing scholarly research on the comparative study of underrepresented, minority, and endangered languages.

We provide a unique platform for examining linguistic structures, translation challenges, and literary traditions across marginalized or less-studied linguistic communities, with particular attention to Central Asian, Turkic, and other non-dominant language families.

Our scope includes:

  • Comparative analyses between minority and major world languages.

  • Cross-linguistic studies highlighting typological, morphological, or phonological diversity.

  • Translation research focusing on culturally embedded meanings, local contexts, and preservation of endangered languages.

  • Literary analysis emphasizing works in or about minority languages and cultures.

  • Theoretical and applied perspectives addressing language preservation, revitalization, and cross-cultural communication.

The journal encourages interdisciplinary submissions that integrate sociolinguistics, language policy, translation studies, cultural studies, and digital humanities methods aimed at preserving linguistic diversity.

We invite contributions from scholars worldwide, particularly those bringing forward research from or about geographically and linguistically marginalized contexts.

 

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Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): April 2025
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Published: 2025-05-15

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Title of Journal Comparative Linguistics, Translation and Literary Studies
Initials CLTLS
Abbreviation -
Publication Frequency  every 3 months
DOI prefix 10.70036
Online ISSN 3030-3664
Editor-in-chief Dr. Rizwan Ahmad
Publisher Bukhara State University

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