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Journal The McNeese Review
Sponsor McNeese State University
Address PO Box 93465, Lake Charles, LA,
70609-3465, US
Facsimile N/A
E-mail N/A
Publication Schedule Published Annually
Deadline N/A
Theme Humanities
Periods All
Languages English
URL N/A
Manuscript The McNeese Review Call for
Papers The McNeese Review, published since 1948, serves as a forum for
articles and essays in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. The
Review also publishes a limited amount of creative writing. The editorial
policy and reviewing processes of the The McNeese Review are formulated
and supervised by an editorial board comprised of faculty in the College
of Liberal Arts at McNeese State University. Articles and essays should
be scholarly but also directed towards a wide audience in the liberal
arts. Manuscripts, essays, and creative writing should be double-spaced,
submitted in duplicate, and bear the author's name only on the cover letter.
Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you would like your
manuscript returned. Address all submissions and correspondence to: Scott
Goins, Editor The McNeese Review McNeese State University PO Box 93465
Lake Charles LA 70609-3465 Inquiries by e-mail may be sent to: mreview@mail.mcneese.edu
Enquiries Same as above
Imago Mundi: the International Journal for
the History of Cartography
Calls for Contributions: Please
see Imago Mundi's Intending
Contributors page for details on contributions to this journal.
Historical articles would be particularly welcomed.
Journal of the Association for History and Computing
Calls for Contributions: Please
see on-line
information.
Parergon: The Journal of the Australian
and New Zealand Association for Medieval and Early Modern Studies
Theme: None specified
Periods: Medieval
and early modern
Manuscripts:
Submission
Deadline: None specified (publication in January
2001)
Manuscripts:
5,000-8,000 words (shorter may be considered), double-spaced,
with disc in Microsoft Word, if possible. MHRA Style, 5th ed.,
1996, using footnotes.
Manuscripts
to: Andrew Lynch, Reviews Editor: e-mail: alynch@arts.uwa.edu.au
Enquiries: Christopher
Wortham, Editor; e-mail: cwortham@cyllene.uwa.edu.au
Notes: Interdisciplinary
journal. Submissions may be made for subsequent publication dates.
Subscriptions: Subscription
requests may be made of Philippa Madden; e-mail: pipma@uniwa.uwa.edu.au
Rethinking History: The Journal of Theory
and Practice
Sponsor: Routledge
Theme: Since its
publication (first issue July 1997), Rethinking History: The Journal of
Theory and Practice, has been dedicated to examining how historians today
are challenging accepted ways of 'doing' history. Open to academics from
different fields and specialties, the journal has established itself as
the forum for debates covering a wide variety of methods and approaches
to the study of the past. Rethinking History is also interested in new
ways of telling the past; it is the first scholarly journal open to innovative
and experimental forms of historical writing.
Periods: None specified
Manuscripts:
Submission
Deadline:
Manuscripts:
Rethinking History publishes pieces of several lengths
-- 5,000 to 7,000 word articles and 10,000 word essays -- all unrestricted
by period, place, or speciality.
Manuscripts
to: Inquiries about or suggestions
for papers should be sent to one of the following editors: For scholars
in the Western hemisphere: Robert A. Rosenstone Editor, Rethinking History
Division of Humanities and Social Sciences 228-77 California Institute
of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125 Phone: (626) 395-4069 / FAX: (626) 793-8580
/ Email: rr@hss.caltech.edu
For scholars in the rest of the world: Alun Munslow Editor, Rethinking
History Department of History & Politics, Staffordshire University
Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 2DE, United Kingdom Phone: (0)1782 294 532 / FAX (0)
1782 294 363 / Email: A.Munslow@staffs.ac.uk.
For reviews (book, film, museum, exhibition: Laura Mason, Reviews
Editor, Rethinking History Department of History, University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602 Phone: (706) 542-2484 / FAX: (706) 542 - 2455 / Email:
lmason@arches.uga.edu.
Enquiries: As above
Notes: The first
four volumes have featured articles by Keith Jenkins, William Pencak,
Dorothy Ross, Barbara L. Tischler, Chris Ward, Greg Dening, Wolfgang Ernst
and Paolo Palladino. Future issues will contain articles by Hayden White,
Georg Iggers, Mark Bevir and Frank Ankersmit
To become an active forum for scholarly
debate, Rethinking History Is Issuing A Call For Both Papers and Subscribers.
Topics can include anything that fits under the rubric of historical theory
and practice. The journal appears three times a year, and issues are regularly
themed: Leisure and Sport, "the subjective" in history, experimental
history writing, "the good of history", etc. Ideas for themes
are always welcome. The journal also includes several regular features:
* An Invitation to Historians' to explain how and why they write history
as they do. * Concepts' explores key concepts of historical analysis.
* Re-Appraisals - assesses the contribution of individual historians,
past and present * Re-Reviews reassess "classic" history texts. * Notes
and Comments section provides a platform for scholarly debate * Reviews
and Review Articles survey the recent literature.
RETHINKING HISTORY EDITORIAL BOARD: Linda J.
Borish, Peter Burke, Jack R. Censer, Patrick Finney, Keith Jenkins, Harvey
J. Kaye,Richard H. King, T.J. Jackson Lears, M.C. Lemon, Alan Megill,
David D. Roberts, Dorothy Ross, Michael Roth, Ann-Louise Shapiro, Gabrielle
Spiegel, Barbara L. Tischler, Garthine Walker, and
Hayden White.
Miniatures: Rethinking History The Journal of Theory
and Practice
Miniatures: Rethinking History The Journal of Theory
and Practiceeeks contributions for a section of the journal devoted to
a new form of historical writing: the Miniature. The subjects and style
of such works are completely open. The only requirements for the Miniature
are that the topic be in some way historical and the length no more than
1500 words.
Historical moments, precis of planned projects,
abstracts for articles yet to be written, vest pocket biographies, poetic
reflections, personal encounters, outrageous reinterpretations the subject
matter and approach of a Miniature need only limited by the imagination
and inventiveness of the historian. Like all contributions to Rethinking
History, Miniatures will be refereed -- by standards appropriate to the
form.
Miniatures or inquiries about them should be
directed to one of the Co-Editors of Rethinking History. Robert A. Rosenstone,
California Institute of Technology 228-77, Pasadena, CA 91125. Fax 626.793.8580.
E-mail rr@hss.caltech.edu.
Alun Munslow, Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 2DE, UK. Fax
0.1782.294.363 E-mail
A.Munslow@staffs.ac.uk.
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