Revue De Linguistique Romane is an academic journal devoted to the linguistics of the Romance languages, and its theoretical scope is very broad, covering comparative linguistics, variant linguistics, diachronic linguistics and many other fields. The journal places special emphasis on the study of the historical development of languages, including the comparison and change of languages, and the tradition of medieval philology.

The content of the journal focuses on the four main areas of the Romantic paradigm: linguistic comparison, diachronomy, philology, and change. These fields include not only the comparative analysis of language structure and function, but also the processes and patterns of language evolution over time. In particular, diachronic studies, as one of the focuses of the journal, explore the development and change of language over the course of history.