MOSAIC Student Journal
FROM THE EDITORS:
As students of Ege University’s American Culture and Literature Department, we are proud to present to you the first issue of Mosaic. The united efforts and dreams of our committed team of five students have enabled us to create this journal. Mosaic strives to publish outstanding instances of undergraduate humanities study from a wide range of fields and philosophical perspectives. We aim to create a journal with a diverse range of academic endeavors of many people and offer insights into the essence and richness of American culture. This issue of Mosaic brings together a diverse collection of works that explore the intersections of literature, psychology, history, and film. It offers a variety of viewpoints from students whose comprehension of the human experience gives life to complex subjects. It includes Hawthorne's analyses of moral introspection, Melville's sprawling narrative of sea journeys, and Freud's understanding of the subconscious mind, as well as a contemplation of leadership through the life of Theodore Roosevelt. We hope this collection of works will encourage other students to contribute their voices to the ever-lasting dialogue of the human experience. This journal is not only an invitation to our journey; it is the reflection of different backgrounds coming together to form the intricate picture of a mosaic, thus creating one work out of many.
Our heartfelt thanks go to the brilliant authors whose work inspired us and shaped the foundation of this publication, and we also deeply appreciate the ongoing support and attention of our readers. Together, let us pass down the torch of knowledge and celebrate the relevance of literature and art in shaping the human experience.
Sincerely,
Editorial board of Mosaic
CALL FOR PAPER (GENERAL):
Undergraduate students from any college are encouraged to submit essays and research papers that are related to the literature, art and cinema, short stories, or poetry.
Submissions should be between 1000 and 4000 words for articles and 250 and 1500 words for reviews, poems or shorter pieces. Manuscripts must be submitted in MLA 9th Edition format, using Times New Roman and 12pt and formatted as a Word or PDF document. Authors should also provide a brief biography of 20 to 50 words that describes their academic background, research interests, hobbies, and major to assist readers understand their perspectives on the article’s topic.
Visual contents should be sent in JPG format. Illustrations in the manuscript (e.g., texts, charts, tables, graphics, photos, multimedia, extra datasets, etc.) must appear inside the text at the proper locations, not at the conclusion. The author must also include copyright information if required.
Papers that do not follow those mentioned stylistic guidelines will not be taken into consideration. Once accepted, authors are required to commit to an editorial review process where our team of editors will get their work ready for publication. The submission must not have been previously published in any student, professional, or academic publication. Please inform us if another journal has selected your work for publication.
For further information and help, do not hesitate to contact with our team through journalmosaic@gmail.com . We are pleased to offer you any assistance you might want during the submission procedure.
MOSAIC Student Journal Issue 1
MOSAIC Student Journal Issue 2
