Lettere Italiane is an authoritative Italian literary magazine with an international reputation, known for its linguistic and exegetical rigor. The journal not only focuses on traditional academic research, but also actively embraces new ideas and methods, and is committed to promoting innovation and development in the study of Italian literature. The journal successfully combines linguistic and literary studies, providing a platform for scholars to explore the characteristics of Italian literature and its language. This interdisciplinary approach contributes to a deeper understanding of the linguistic style, structure and meaning of literary works, and promotes a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of Italian literature.

In the course of its development, the journal has received many important voices in the field of Italian civilization studies, including internationally renowned scholars and critics. The participation of these scholars not only enriched the content of the journal, but also brought new perspectives and methods to the study of Italian literature. The journal pays special attention to methodological debates, encouraging scholars to explore Italian literature and the tradition of comparative studies from different perspectives and methods.