[Bilimsel Haber] Call for papers and book reviews: Retrospect

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The Frontiers of History

The editors of the Retrospect, the graduate student journal of the  
University of Texas at Dallas chapter of the Phi Alpha Theta, are  
inviting submissions for the inaugural online issue concerning the  
frontiers of history. The goal of the issue is to explore the  
transdisciplinary connections across the various boundaries and  
frontiers in order to create a broad appreciation for the field of  
historical studies. These frontiers may include but are not limited to  
methodologies, disciplines, periods, events, regions, genders,  
ethnicities, races, and cultures. The intention, then, is to  
investigate the demarcation of historic ideas, concepts, or events so  
that we may challenge the resulting boundaries. We encourage  
submissions from graduate students and junior scholars, but we accept  
submissions from all scholars.

Please submit a curriculum vitae and an abstract (250-300 words) with  
your article to: papersubmissions at gmail.com with ?submission to  
journal? in the subject line. Manuscripts should follow Chicago Style  
and be prepared for blind review. Retrospect uses Word documents;  
please include your surname in the filename.

Dr. Monica Rankin
University of Texas at Dallas
Richardson, TX
USA

(972) 883-2005
Email: mrankin at utdallas.edu

Visit the website at http://www.historyhonorsociety.com



Call for Book Reviews: The Frontiers of History

The editors of the Retrospect, the graduate student journal of the  
University of Texas at Dallas chapter of the Phi Alpha Theta, are  
inviting book reviews for the inaugural online issue concerning the  
frontiers of history. The goal of the issue is to explore the  
transdisciplinary connections across the various boundaries and  
frontiers in order to create a broad appreciation for the field of  
historical studies. These frontiers may include but are not limited to  
methodologies, disciplines, periods, events, regions, genders,  
ethnicities, races, and cultures. The intention, then, is to  
investigate the demarcation of historic ideas, concepts, or events so  
that we may challenge the resulting boundaries. We encourage  
submissions from graduate students and junior scholars, but we accept  
submissions from all scholars.

The review should address a recently-read monograph published in 2005  
or 2006 that concerns the frontiers of history as described above.  
Please submit your book review to: reviewsubmissions at gmail.com with  
?book review for journal? in the subject line. Reviews should follow  
Chicago Style. Retrospect uses Word documents; please include your  
surname in the filename.

Dr. Monica Rankin
University of Texas at Dallas
Richardson, TX
USA

(972) 883-2005
Email: mrankin at utdallas.edu

Visit the website at http://www.historyhonorsociety.com