RILLiCC awakens its readership to the academic and social challenges that arise in Africa and in the world in terms of literary science and ethical crises. It is established that the difficulties of living together are based on radicalism and violent extremism. Indeed, these crises and manifestations are only the effects of the causes hidden in the imagination that must be (re)shaped for the great collective happiness. As should be noted here, a great challenge arises for researchers who must be aware today that literary science is not rewarded at its fair value when it sees itself dressed before their eyes in the myth of the Albatross or a sonorous cymbal. The idea that unfortunately hides behind this mythology is that literature does not seem to contribute effectively to the resolution of societal problems such as the exact sciences. To say that research has value is one thing, proving it is another. The International Journal of Language, Literature, Culture and Civilization,  through the activities of the LaReLLiCCA, intends to make its readership and its target society benefit from the benefits of applied research.