[Bilimsel Haber] CFP: Comparative Humanities Review, debut issue (3/1/06; journal issue)

[Sule Tarakcioglu]

From: Brian Fortune <bmf008@bucknell.edu>

For its debut issue, Comparative Humanities Review, a student-run academic
e-journal, is seeking submissions from undergraduates and M.A. students. The
Review is interested in any paper that deals with a comparative topic 
inside of
the humanities disciplines. Professors and Ph.D. students are urged to 
recommend
the work of certain promising undergraduates and M.A. students at their
respective institutions.

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The Comparative Humanities Review publishes issues on a rolling basis, 
so please
allow at least two weeks for reviewing.

To ensure academic validity of any article that is submitted, we will 
require an
endorsement from a faculty member, preferably the professor of the 
course for
which the work was produced; if the article was not designated for a 
specific
course, the endorsement may be from a professor associated with the 
discipline
of the article. This endorsement should be a brief paragraph formally 
approving
the submission as potentially relevant scholarship and can either be a 
formal
letter of endorsement or an e-mail. Please include the faculty 
endorsement with
your submission.

Submissions should be at least 1000 words in length (no maximum) and are
anonymously peer-reviewed by a member of the Comparative Humanities Review
editorial board. Please e-mail submissions with "Comparative Humanities 
Review"
in the subject heading to nkupensk@bucknell.edu and cgphilli@bucknell.edu.
(MSWord or .RTF format is preferred.)

All submissions should include a title and the name of the author. The 
name will
be removed prior to the anonymous review process. Please send any 
inquiries to
cgphilli@bucknell.edu or bmf008@bucknell.edu.

The Humanities Review is a student-run e-journal interested in providing 
a forum
for students to present their critical scholarship to the academic 
community at
large.


www.comparativehumanities.org

--
Brian Fortune
Graduate Student
Department of English

Bucknell University
701 Moore Avenue, C3861
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania 17837-2083
USA

bmf008@bucknell.edu



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