[Bilimsel Haber] CFP: Nietzsche and Interdisciplinarity: InterCulture E-journal (3/15/06; e-journal issue)

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From: Thomas Philbeck <drewphilbeck@yahoo.com>

Nietzsche and Interdisciplinarity

       InterCulture (ISSN 1552-5910),  an Electronic Journal published 
by Florida
State University's Interdisciplinary  Program in the Humanities, is seeking
papers for its Spring 2006 issue.  Friedrich Nietzsche is well known for his
influence on multiple disciplines in  the modern era, for his forward 
looking
philosophy, and also for his conception  of culture, cultivation, bildung.

       InterCulture would like to publish papers concerning 
Nietzsche&#65533;s
contribution to modern discourse in various disciplines as well as 
those that
address his own interdisciplinary approach to philosophy and culture. 
While his
work influenced literature, classics, philosophy, psychology,  religion,
history, education, it is also a product of these areas of academic 
study since
he produced his work by interrogating the presuppositions of these 
fields as
well as others.  Papers that  address Nietzsche&#65533;s methods, themes,
philosophy, influence, and/or consequences  as they relate to these 
fields or to
modern culture are welcome.

       The journal will publish the issue May 15, 2006. Please send 
completed
articles for review by March 15th to Thomas Philbeck,  managing editor, at
tdp0761@fsu.edu
       Please include "InterCulture" in Subject line.

       InterCulture is an e-journal focused upon the interdisciplinary 
study of
world cultures, the celebration and contemplation of cultural diversity, and
exploration of the commonalities of the human condition. InterCulture 
exists to
publish articles and media written from an  interdisciplinary perspective,
without any preference for a particular theoretical approach. Creative work,
book, film and music reviews are accepted  as well.

   InterCulture publishes material on a rolling basis; please allow 1-3 
months
for  review. Articles should be submitted in MSWord or .RTF format and be
between  3-6K words in length; book, film, and music reviews should be 
between
750-1250  words. Submissions are peer-reviewed.




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