NJDTS
NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society
Peer-Reviewed Open Access
NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS)
Published By
Noida Institute of Engineering and Technology
Noida Institute of Engineering and Technology
NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by the Noida Institute of Engineering and Technology (NIET), Greater Noida - an AICTE-recognized, NAAC, NBA, and NIRF-accredited autonomous institute affiliated to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) - and founded and edited by the Department of Languages, whose tradition of humanistic inquiry and research-oriented engagement forms the intellectual foundation of this journal.
Rooted in the humanities yet reaching across disciplinary boundaries, NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) brings together scholars from language, linguistics, cultural studies, media, education, philosophy, sociology, and the sciences in a shared commitment to understanding the complex intersections of language, technology, and society. The journal proceeds from the conviction that the most urgent questions of our time - about how we communicate, create, teach, and know - cannot be answered from within a single discipline alone, and that genuine intellectual progress demands conversation across fields, methodologies, and epistemological traditions.
Language has always been the site where culture, power, and meaning negotiate their boundaries. Today, that negotiation has a new interlocutor.
Emerging from a languages department within a technical institute, NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) occupies a distinctive intellectual position - one where literature converses with algorithms, pedagogy encounters intelligent systems, and the human voice navigates an increasingly automated world.
We believe this positioning is not incidental but generative: it is precisely at such crossroads that the most urgent questions arise. This journal seeks to be both critical and constructive - critical of the assumptions embedded in technological systems that shape how we read, write, translate, and teach; and constructive in imagining new, ethical, and humane possibilities for language, literature, and pedagogy in a transformed world.
We especially welcome work that reflects multilingual realities, diverse regional epistemologies, and the richness of interdisciplinary thought.
Advancing interdisciplinary scholarship and research excellence.
The core aim of NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) is to establish a recognized, peer-reviewed academic platform for high-quality interdisciplinary research - encompassing language, discourse, technology, and social transformation. The journal seeks to become a central pillar of research excellence, innovation, and scholarly engagement, both within and beyond the academic community of NIET, while advancing scholarship that integrates language, communication, technology, and the social sciences; encouraging innovative research that addresses contemporary academic and societal concerns; and fostering a culture of academic excellence, ethical inquiry, and intellectual collaboration that strengthens the institution's research identity at national and international levels.
Providing a rigorous and inclusive academic forum.
The mission of NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) is to provide a credible, inclusive, and rigorous academic forum where researchers, academicians, scholars, and students can disseminate original and meaningful work. The journal is committed to promoting interdisciplinary collaboration across the humanities, social sciences, engineering, and technology - encouraging analytical, application-oriented research that addresses real-world challenges while contributing to both academic advancement and societal development. In pursuing this mission, NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) nurtures a sustainable research culture among faculty, research scholars, and students; upholds the highest standards of peer review and ethical scholarship; promotes open and barrier-free access to knowledge; and strives for inclusion in reputed national and international academic databases and repositories, ensuring that the work it publishes reaches and resonates with the widest possible scholarly community.
All articles published in NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) are freely accessible to readers across the world - without subscription, institutional access, or article processing charges - in keeping with the journal's commitment to equitable, barrier-free knowledge dissemination.
Every submission to NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) undergoes a thorough double-blind peer review process, ensuring that accepted work meets the highest standards of scholarly rigor, originality, and intellectual integrity.
NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) welcomes scholarly contributions across the humanities, social sciences, language studies, technology, and the sciences - united by a shared concern with how language, discourse, and culture intersect with the forces shaping our world.
NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) holds that research is never neutral. The journal is committed to scholarship that is not only intellectually rigorous but ethically reflexive - attentive to questions of power, representation, equity, and responsibility in knowledge production.
NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) is committed to nurturing the next generation of scholars - welcoming contributions from early-career researchers, undergraduate and postgraduate students, and first-time authors alongside established academics, and offering a supportive editorial process that values potential as much as pedigree.
Discover a rich ecosystem of research, interdisciplinary dialogue, and academic innovation. NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) continues to expand its scope, welcoming new perspectives and methodologies to address the evolving intersections of discourse, technology, and society.