Ariel-a Review Of International English Literature is a journal dedicated to the critical and scholarly study of English literature worldwide. It focuses not only on traditional literary criticism and theory, but also on in-depth postcolonial studies, including issues of colonial power, resistance, and neo-colonial forms and places in the context of globalization. This cross-cultural and cross-regional research perspective makes the journal have a unique position and influence in the academic world.

Articles published in the journal cover a wide range of topics, such as displacement and diaspora studies, exploring people's identity, cultural belonging, and social and economic inequalities in the age of globalization. In addition, global ecocriticism is also one of the focuses of the magazine. Through the perspective of literary criticism, it analyzes the expression and reflection of environmental issues, ecological crises, and the relationship between human beings and nature in literary works.