Aims
The Journal of Lyrical Literature Researches (JLLR) is a peer-reviewed, open-access, semiannual scholarly journal published by the Faculty of Literature and Humanities of the University of Sistan and Baluchestan, and scientifically sponsored by the Iranian Society for the Promotion of Persian Language and Literature. The journal is published in Persian, with extended English abstracts and English-language bibliographies, and serves as a dedicated platform for advancing research in lyrical literature. JLLR aims to foster scholarly inquiry into lyrical expressions across a wide spectrum, encompassing lyrical poems, hymns, separation letters, religious odes, love poetry, philosophical and mystical verse, satire, panegyrics, prison poetry, fakhr (boasting), nasib (amatory preludes), devotional letters, song texts, and other related lyrical forms. Central to its mission are the following objectives:

• To study and elucidate the cultural and artistic principles underpinning lyrical literature;
• To identify, analyze, and introduce outstanding works—both poetic and prose—that exemplify the lyrical tradition;
• To explore and articulate the scientific, theoretical, and methodological foundations of lyrical literature;
• To promote stylistic analysis and critical interpretation of lyrical texts.

The journal adheres strictly to international standards of research ethics, academic integrity, and editorial transparency, welcoming original research articles, theoretical studies, and comprehensive review essays.

Scope
The Journal of Lyrical Literature Researches (JLLR) publishes high-quality, original contributions that demonstrate scholarly innovation and critical insight. All submissions undergo a rigorous double-anonymous peer-review process by field experts. The journal’s scope encompasses, but is not limited to, the following areas:

• Lyrical Poetry
• Persian Literature
• Literary Theory
• Hermeneutics and Interpretation of Poetry
• Aesthetics of Poetry
• Emotional and Psychological Dimensions of Lyrical Expression
• Lyric Genre Studies
• Poetic Structure and Form
• Literary Criticism and Analytical Approaches
• Reader-Oriented and Reception Theories
• Persian Poetry (Classical and Contemporary)
• Interdisciplinary Approaches to Lyrical Texts

    By bridging classical traditions and contemporary critical methodologies, JLLR seeks to enrich the understanding of lyrical literature as a vital and dynamic domain within Persian literary and cultural studies.