Journal Detail

Goal: International Journal of Human and Art Studies (IJHAR) has adopted the principles of researching and keeping the culture alive primarily in line with the laws and reforms of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. For this reason, adhering to the "Intangible Cultural Heritage" list in line with the decisions made by UNESCO in 2003, To follow folklore, art, and cultural heritage studies in the world, publish research on these subjects and carry studies in this field to the international level. For these purposes, IJHAR broadcasts in Turkish and English. Content: Original articles based on research that will fill a gap in their field, Promotional and criticism articles that will contribute to the development of the field Translations, short reports and information that will contribute theoretically and methodologically to social culture, folklore, ethnology, anthropology, nature and ecology, visual arts, literature, sociology, psychology, marbling art, calligraphy, decorative arts, and cultural heritage studies brief reports and short communications, Compilations from the field or written sources. Evaluation of Incoming Articles: Blind Referee Type The International Journal of Human and Art Studies (Ijhar) uses the double-blind method in all studies' evaluation process. In the double-blind method, the author and referee identities of the studies are hidden. Copyright Regulation All works published in the International Journal of Human and Art Studies are licensed under the Creative Commons 4.0 CC-BY license.