Twentieth Century Literature is distinguished by its wide range of interpretations and multi-methodological research, dedicated to providing in-depth papers that not only question but enrich our understanding of 20th century literature and culture. A variety of research methods, including textual analysis, historical studies, cultural studies, comparative literature, and theoretical criticism, are encouraged to promote a multi-perspective understanding of 20th-century literature.

Through an interdisciplinary approach to research, the journal aims to reveal the complex relationships between literature and other disciplines (such as history, philosophy, sociology, art history, etc.) in order to provide a more comprehensive analysis of culture. It focuses not only on the literary works themselves, but also on the reception and influence of literary works in different cultural and social contexts. This cultural perspective helps to understand the diversity and complexity of literary works across time and place.