Medieval History
- Ride Launch
*** Apologies for cross-posting *** The Institute for Documentology and Scholarly Editing (IDE) is happy to announce the launch of a new review journal, RIDE. We aim to make digital editions and resources more visible and to provide a forum...
- Marginalia
Call for Submissions "MARGINALIA", an interdisciplinary graduate journal of the Middle Ages, invites submissions for its 2011 Issue on the theme of "Taste". Suggestions for topics include, but are not limited to: patronage the liturgical: 'gustate...
- Reviews Of Online Resources: Call For Dm 6
This is a call for contributions for the next issue of the Digital Medievalist journal (http://www.digitalmedievalist.org/journal/). As we all know, there are now many scholarly resources which have been published online as websites but which have never...
- Marginalia Cfp
Call for Papers "MARGINALIA", an interdisciplinary graduate journal of the Middle Ages, invites submissions for its 2010 Issue on the theme of "Apocalypse". Papers might address the idea of 'Apocalypse' in terms of: visions and revelation social...
- Open Access Online Journals Of Medieval Art
More and more journals are available in an open access format on the web - and more and more are only published in this format, without a printed version. The advantages of speedy publication at a lower cost are obvious, and the publications can potentially...
Medieval History
Marginalia
Dear Colleagues,
I am writing to proudly announce the launch of Marginalia: A Review of Books in History, Theology and Religion. As publicity assistant to the Editorial Board at Marginalia, I would be grateful if you could pass along this notification to your institution?s press department and / or mailing list, as it will doubtless be of immense interest to students and academics across the disciplines of history, theology and religion. I also attach our latest press release.
Marginalia is an international review of academic literature from a range of disciplines along the nexus of history, theology and religion, providing timely, open-access reviews of the highest scholarly calibre. We hope to raise the standard of the academic book review, publishing only the most incisive and thoughtful reviews. Reviewers should expect their reviews in Marginalia to be easily discoverable by Google and other search engines, and so to have more visibility and accessibility than in some traditional print-based journals. We encourage reviewers to give careful thought not only to the content but also to the presentation of the review, and hope to see the academic review in theology and religion move closer to the standard of the Times Literary Supplement or the New York Review of Books.
Since Marginalia is a wholly devoted to the review of academic literature, we would also like to make a call for future contributions, the guidelines for which can be found here.
Finally, a walk-through of the website and introductions to our fine editorial board can be found on our Youtube channel.
- Ride Launch
*** Apologies for cross-posting *** The Institute for Documentology and Scholarly Editing (IDE) is happy to announce the launch of a new review journal, RIDE. We aim to make digital editions and resources more visible and to provide a forum...
- Marginalia
Call for Submissions "MARGINALIA", an interdisciplinary graduate journal of the Middle Ages, invites submissions for its 2011 Issue on the theme of "Taste". Suggestions for topics include, but are not limited to: patronage the liturgical: 'gustate...
- Reviews Of Online Resources: Call For Dm 6
This is a call for contributions for the next issue of the Digital Medievalist journal (http://www.digitalmedievalist.org/journal/). As we all know, there are now many scholarly resources which have been published online as websites but which have never...
- Marginalia Cfp
Call for Papers "MARGINALIA", an interdisciplinary graduate journal of the Middle Ages, invites submissions for its 2010 Issue on the theme of "Apocalypse". Papers might address the idea of 'Apocalypse' in terms of: visions and revelation social...
- Open Access Online Journals Of Medieval Art
More and more journals are available in an open access format on the web - and more and more are only published in this format, without a printed version. The advantages of speedy publication at a lower cost are obvious, and the publications can potentially...