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Aim

Eurasian Journal of Human Science Research (ABBAD) is an internationally refereed, scholarly journal published twice a year (in July and December) by the Faculty of Letters at Karabük University. The journal’s aim is to contribute to knowledge through original research in the social sciences and humanities ( Archaeology, Geography, Language and Literature, Education, Philosophy, Psychology, History, Art, Art History, and Sociology ) and to pave the way for interdisciplinary studies. The journal accepts scholarly works that have not been previously published elsewhere and that offer original contributions to the field.

Authors are solely responsible for the legal, scientific, and ethical responsibilities of their published articles. By submitting their articles to the journal, authors are deemed to have transferred their copyrights to the Eurasian Journal of Human Science Research without any fee. The publication process is completely free, and authors are not charged any fees at any stage.

Manuscripts submitted to the journal are first evaluated by the Journal Editorial Board for scientific and technical suitability. Appropriate articles are sent to at least two referees with expertise in the relevant field. Articles that receive at least two positive reports during the refereeing process are accepted for publication. Articles deemed unsuitable for publication by the Editorial Board or the Board of Referees are not returned to their authors. Quotations
from articles published in the journal are permitted, provided the source is cited and to a limited extent. While the journal’s language is Turkish, articles written in English, Arabic, German, French, Russian, and Persian are also accepted, provided they are accompanied by Turkish translations and do not exceed 30% of the articles published in the journal.

Scope

The Eurasian Journal of Human Science Research provides a platform for the publication of high-quality, research-based academic articles that make original contributions to the Social Sciences and Humanities. The journal accepts submissions for previously unpublished papers that represent significant advances in related disciplines. Its scope encompasses a wide range of fields, including archaeology, geography, language and literature, education, philosophy, psychology, history, art, art history, and sociology . Articles are expected to present innovative ideas, methods, or findings that expand the boundaries of current knowledge, and to provide new perspectives or empirical data that will enrich academic discussions.