"The Journal of Material Culture" serves as an interdisciplinary academic journal that provides a platform for exchange and discussion in the field of material culture studies. The journal not only focuses on the manifestations of material culture in different historical periods and social structures but also delves into how objects act as media for social interaction and cultural heritage. By publishing research from various disciplines such as archaeology, anthropology, history, art history, and sociology, the magazine fosters academic dialogue for a multidimensional understanding of material culture.

The magazine encourages the use of innovative research methods and theoretical frameworks to analyze material culture phenomena, including in-depth discussions on the symbolic meaning of objects, their social functions, and their roles in daily life. Additionally, the journal is concerned with the relationship between material culture and modern issues such as globalization, consumerism, and identity, exploring how objects shape and reflect social values in a rapidly changing world.

Through these studies, the magazine aims to broaden our understanding of human societies and their cultural products, offering new perspectives for understanding the complex interactions between the material and the cultural. The peer-review process of the magazine ensures the academic quality and innovation of the published works, providing scholars in the field of material culture studies with a trustworthy platform for publication.