Dev Sanskriti Interdisciplinary Journal of Hindu Studies (DSIJHS) is a peer-reviewed, biannual journal dedicated to advancing scholarly research in Hindu studies, encompassing philosophy, culture, traditions, and applied dimensions of Hindu knowledge systems. All submissions are assessed for alignment with the journal's aims and scope before being sent for peer review. These guidelines apply specifically to submissions to DSIJHS and should be read alongside the common DSVV Journal Author Guidelines, which govern formatting, referencing, and ethical requirements across all DSVV journals.
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1. Scope
DSIJHS focuses on high-quality scholarship in Hindu studies, including but not limited to Hindu philosophy, scriptures, cultural traditions, spiritual practices, ethics, history, and contemporary applications. The journal encourages both classical and modern interpretations, fostering dialogue between traditional knowledge systems and present-day academic inquiry. Submissions from scholars worldwide are welcome. Manuscripts must align with the journal's aims and scope; submissions outside scope will be desk-rejected.
2. Article Types
DSIJHS invites a diverse range of scholarly contributions:
| Article Type |
Description |
| Original Research Articles |
Original studies presenting empirical findings or theoretical advancements in Hindu studies. Should follow a structured academic format. |
| Review Articles |
Comprehensive analyses summarizing current knowledge and developments in Hindu philosophy, culture, or practices. |
| Conceptual Papers |
Innovative discussions proposing new frameworks or interpretations within the realm of Hindu studies. |
| Case Studies |
Detailed examinations of specific instances, events, or practices that illuminate broader aspects of Hindu traditions. |
| Book Reviews |
Critical evaluations of recent publications relevant to Hindu scholarship. |
| Interviews and Dialogues |
Structured conversations with eminent scholars, practitioners, or thought leaders in Hindu studies. |
| Opinion Articles |
Insightful essays offering perspectives on contemporary issues related to Hinduism. |
Editorials and invited commentaries are commissioned by the editorial board and are not open for unsolicited submission.