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The Journal Interfaces opens an interdisciplinary and multilingual forum for the study of medieval European literatures. These literatures are broadly conceived as the products of the interconnected textual cultures which flourished between Late Antiquity and the Renaissance in a region extending from the North Atlantic to the Eastern Mediterranean. Interfaces envisages the study of the textual culture of medieval Europe as situated at the intersection of a number of modern disciplines, including history, literature, philology, codicology, philosophy, sociolinguistics, and theology.

Viaggiatori proposes itself as an international and interdisciplinary place for debate on the theme of travel, an osmotic place for studies and research that cross the languages ​​of cultural and social history, geography, anthropology, sociology and much more.

The purpose of the journal is to act as a theoretical-philosophical research tool, focusing on two strengths: scientific rigor and interest in all the problems, methods, fields and approaches developed in the bosom of the philosophical tradition. The magazine's belief is that philosophy, as well as other scientific disciplines, nowadays undergoes a process of continuous specialization. This process requires scholars and researchers to deal rigorously with the subtle and complex micrological analysis, without however renouncing the general and overall views of the great metaphysical tradition. The magazine therefore aims to offer a broad and supervised investigation of any aspect of reality that can be philosophically questioned, in such a way as to try to understand our age with greater conceptual clarity.

The "moving wall" represents the time period between the last issue available in JSTOR and the most recently published issue of a journal. Moving walls are generally represented in years. In rare instances, a publisher has elected to have a "zero" moving wall, so their current issues are available in JSTOR shortly after publication.

The aim of The Italian Law Journal is to spread the study and to promote the criticism of Italian legal culture, fostering international academic debate among scholars of different traditions, particularly with regard to private law.