Deadline Extended: Aesthetics of New Literatures in English
3/4/2010 3:04:12 PM
Call for Papers Aesthetics of New Literatures in English Deadline Extended: March 15, 2010
Rupkatha journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities (ISSN 0975-2935) invites articles and book reviews on Aesthetics of New Literatures English for Volume 2, Number 2. The focus of the issue will be an exploration of the aesthetic (NOT political) aspects of particular authors, particular texts, trends, genres and/or tradition. We are also interested in articles that explain their relation/difference with British literary/linguistic traditions. Please find the broader areas for discussion below:
·English Writings in the Indian subcontinent
·Caribbean Literature
·African Literature in English
·Australian Literature
·Literature of New Zealand
·Chicano Writings
·Canadian Literature
·Literatures produced in English in other countries
Please note that we are open to the suggestion of inclusion of any topic relating to the theme.
For submission of critical writings, please send:
·Completed article (3000-5000 words)
·Abstract (100-200 words)
·3 to 5 Keywords
·Brief/detailed CV
For submission of creative works, please send:
·Analytical Description of Works (2000-3000 words)
·Maximum 5 images in JPG format, at least 800 pixels wide or tall.
·Abstract (100 words)
·3 to 5 Keywords
·Brief CV
We may be also contacted for Book Review. However, it is essential that we are sent a copy of the book by the publisher or author.
As we announced earlier Rupkatha Journal has become a Partner of Archive-It. We are happy to let you know that the archival process has begun and the contents of the journal are being permanently archived by it with copies on different servers in the USA and Egypt (Bibliotheca Alexandrina) for averting server mishap. We are the “first Indian user” of Archive-It, which runs “a subscription service developed in 2005 by the Internet Archive (http://www.archive.org) and currently has over 110 partners all over the world”, including Library of Congress, US National Archives and the National Library of Australia. The Internet Archive, as an 'Internet library,' offers “permanent access for researchers, historians, and scholars to collections that exist in digital format.”
Rupkatha journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities (ISSN 0975-2935) invites articles and book reviews on Aesthetics of New Literatures English for Volume 2, Number 2. The focus of the issue will be an exploration of the aesthetic (NOT political) aspects of particular authors, particular texts, trends, genres and/or tradition. We are also interested in articles that explain their relation/difference with British literary/linguistic traditions. Please find the broader areas for discussion below:
·English Writings in the Indian subcontinent
·Caribbean Literature
·African Literature in English
·Australian Literature
·Literature of New Zealand
·Chicano Writings
·Canadian Literature
·Literatures produced in English in other countries
Please note that we are open to the suggestion of inclusion of any topic relating to the theme.
For submission of critical writings, please send:
·Completed article (3000-5000 words)
·Abstract (100-200 words)
·3 to 5 Keywords
·Brief/detailed CV
For submission of creative works, please send:
·Analytical Description of Works (2000-3000 words)
·Maximum 5 images in JPG format, at least 800 pixels wide or tall.
·Abstract (100 words)
·3 to 5 Keywords
·Brief CV
We may be also contacted for Book Review. However, it is essential that we are sent a copy of the book by the publisher or author.
Rupkatha Journal, Special Issue on Visual arts (Volume 2, Number 1)
2/2/2010 6:38:16 PM
We are happy to announce the publication of the Special Issue on Visual arts (Volume 2, Number 1). The collection features the following articles, creative works and book reviews:
