Medieval History
Today marks the *official* announcement of the joint venture between the BABEL
Working Group and Palgrave Macmillan, "postmedieval: a journal of medieval
cultural studies" [Eileen Joy and Myra Seaman, Editors and Holly Crocker, Book
Reviews Editor]. The journal will be published three times a year [in
print and
online], beginning in 2010, with issue nos. 1 and 3 [April and
November] devoted
to special themes and topics, and issue no. 2 each year [July] set aside as an
open-topic issue. More details concerning that can be found here:
http://www.inthemedievalmiddle.com/2009/04/spaceship-has-landed-announcing.html
The plans for our inaugural issue, "When Did We Become Post/human?" [co-edited
by Eileen Joy and Craig Dionne] are well under way, and more details
about this
issue and everyone involved in it thus far can be found here:
http://www.siue.edu/%7Eejoy/postmedieval_vol1no1_Apr2010_CFP.htm
The full prospectus for the journal, including its background &
history, vision
statement, Editorial Board, and plans for future issues, can be found here:
http://www.siue.edu/~ejoy/postmedievalProspectus.htm
The official Palgrave website for the journal, through which potential
contributors can access guidelines for submissions [and which will
also include
details about ordering the journal, specific issues, etc.], will be up
and running by May 1, I am told, and this is the address:
www.palgrave-journals.com/pmed/
If you are going to be at the Kalamazoo Congress this coming May,
BABEL will be
hosting a party Thursday evening [May 7th], from 9:00 pm to 1:00 am
at Cityscape
[Kalamazoo City Centre] @ 125 S. Kalamazoo Mall, Rm. 103 [just 1
block from the
Radisson Hotel].
- New Ha Issue And Share Postmedieval Cluster
It is with very great pleasure that I announce the publication of The Heroic Age Issue 14.1! This issue marks a number of rather exciting firsts. It is the first, so far as I know, joint publication of a shared cluster of essays between two different...
- New Journal: Postmedieval
The inaugural issue of postmedieval is now available in print and online. ?When did we become post/human??, a double, themed issue edited by Eileen A. Joy and Craig Dionne, features nearly 30 short essays from leading medieval scholars, with responses...
- New Ha Issue And Share Postmedieval Cluster
It is with very great pleasure that I announce the publication of The Heroic Age Issue 14.1! This issue marks a number of rather exciting firsts. It is the first, so far as I know, joint publication of a shared cluster of essays between two different...
- Postmedieval: Congratulations Eileen, Myra, Et Al!
Announcing content for postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies postmedieval has published four short essays from the first issue, due to publish in April 2010. These articles are available free online: · Stories of stone, by Jeffrey Jerome...
- Some News From Babel
FIRST, the special issue of "Journal of Narrative Theory" [v. 37, no. 2], "Premodern to Modern Humanisms: The BABEL Project" is now available for viewing and downloading at Project Muse: http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_narrative_theory/toc/jnt37.2.html...
Medieval History
Postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies Launched
Today marks the *official* announcement of the joint venture between the BABEL
Working Group and Palgrave Macmillan, "postmedieval: a journal of medieval
cultural studies" [Eileen Joy and Myra Seaman, Editors and Holly Crocker, Book
Reviews Editor]. The journal will be published three times a year [in
print and
online], beginning in 2010, with issue nos. 1 and 3 [April and
November] devoted
to special themes and topics, and issue no. 2 each year [July] set aside as an
open-topic issue. More details concerning that can be found here:
http://www.inthemedievalmiddle.com/2009/04/spaceship-has-landed-announcing.html
The plans for our inaugural issue, "When Did We Become Post/human?" [co-edited
by Eileen Joy and Craig Dionne] are well under way, and more details
about this
issue and everyone involved in it thus far can be found here:
http://www.siue.edu/%7Eejoy/postmedieval_vol1no1_Apr2010_CFP.htm
The full prospectus for the journal, including its background &
history, vision
statement, Editorial Board, and plans for future issues, can be found here:
http://www.siue.edu/~ejoy/postmedievalProspectus.htm
The official Palgrave website for the journal, through which potential
contributors can access guidelines for submissions [and which will
also include
details about ordering the journal, specific issues, etc.], will be up
and running by May 1, I am told, and this is the address:
www.palgrave-journals.com/pmed/
If you are going to be at the Kalamazoo Congress this coming May,
BABEL will be
hosting a party Thursday evening [May 7th], from 9:00 pm to 1:00 am
at Cityscape
[Kalamazoo City Centre] @ 125 S. Kalamazoo Mall, Rm. 103 [just 1
block from the
Radisson Hotel].
- New Ha Issue And Share Postmedieval Cluster
It is with very great pleasure that I announce the publication of The Heroic Age Issue 14.1! This issue marks a number of rather exciting firsts. It is the first, so far as I know, joint publication of a shared cluster of essays between two different...
- New Journal: Postmedieval
The inaugural issue of postmedieval is now available in print and online. ?When did we become post/human??, a double, themed issue edited by Eileen A. Joy and Craig Dionne, features nearly 30 short essays from leading medieval scholars, with responses...
- New Ha Issue And Share Postmedieval Cluster
It is with very great pleasure that I announce the publication of The Heroic Age Issue 14.1! This issue marks a number of rather exciting firsts. It is the first, so far as I know, joint publication of a shared cluster of essays between two different...
- Postmedieval: Congratulations Eileen, Myra, Et Al!
Announcing content for postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies postmedieval has published four short essays from the first issue, due to publish in April 2010. These articles are available free online: · Stories of stone, by Jeffrey Jerome...
- Some News From Babel
FIRST, the special issue of "Journal of Narrative Theory" [v. 37, no. 2], "Premodern to Modern Humanisms: The BABEL Project" is now available for viewing and downloading at Project Muse: http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_narrative_theory/toc/jnt37.2.html...