Italianistica Rivista di letteratura Italiana is an academic journal dedicated to the study of Italian literature. Intended to provide scholars with a broad platform to publish their scientific research findings (articles, annotations, reviews, etc.). Since its inception, the journal has been equipped with rich bibliographic information (comments, announcements, catalogs). Over time, the editorial team has undergone changes but remains committed to achieving the initial goals, which have been widely recognized among authors and readers both domestically and internationally in Italy.

The Journal of Italian Studies was founded by Renzo Negri and Felis del Becaro in 1972 with the intention of providing a suitable seat for Italian works (articles, commentaries, notes, etc.). In addition, the journal has also published a large amount of literature materials. Later, the Italian Times changed its editorial board, but maintained its original purpose and still reached a major agreement to this day.