# Cambridge Core

- **Website:** <https://mlajournals.org>
- **Primary alias:** `mlajournals.org`

## Description

PMLA, or the Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, is a prominent journal dedicated to the field of literary studies. Established in 1889, PMLA serves as a vital platform for scholarly discourse, publishing research and critical essays that explore various dimensions of languages and literature. 

The journal features a diverse range of topics, including special themes such as cultures of reading, digital humanities, and the intersection of literature with societal issues. By utilizing an Online Peer Review Service (OPRS), PMLA ensures rigorous evaluation of submitted articles, contributing to the ongoing dialogue among scholars. 

Readers can access ongoing and archived articles, enhancing their understanding of literary trends and academic discourse. While online ordering is currently unavailable due to technical issues, updates regarding access will be available on their website. PMLA remains a cornerstone for academics, practitioners, and anyone passionate about the evolving landscapes of language and literature.

## Industries

- 🧪 Science and Education
- 🧪 Literature _(under Science and Education)_

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| Science Blue | #006fc9 | accent |
| Sepia Skin | #974d40 | dark |
| White | #ffffff | light |

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