Announcement: New Journal in Comparative Literature

                         I N T E R T E X T S

                MEDIAEVALIA

    An Interdisciplinary Journal of Medieval Studies World Wide

            Editor-in-Chief: Sandro Sticca

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English Literary Studies seeks quality submissions for its annual
monograph series. ELS publishes peer-reviewed monographs (usual length
45,000-60,000 words) on the literatures written in English. The Series is
open to a wide range of methodologies, and it considers for publication a
variety of scholarly works: bibliographies, scholarly editions, and
historical and critical studies of significant authors, texts, and issues.
For further information write the Editor, English Literary Studies,
Department of English, University of Victoria, P.O. Box 3070, Victoria,
B.C., Canada.
Received on Mon Nov 18 1996 - 21:30:33 EST

=================== PLEASE CROSS-POST ===================

English Literary Studies seeks quality submissions for its annual
monograph series. ELS publishes peer-reviewed monographs (usual length
45,000-60,000 words) on the literatures written in English. The Series is
open to a wide range of methodologies, and it considers for publication a
variety of scholarly works: bibliographies, scholarly editions, and
historical and critical studies of significant authors, texts, and issues.
For further information write the Editor, English Literary Studies,
Department of English, University of Victoria, P.O. Box 3070, Victoria,
B.C., Canada.
Received on Mon Nov 18 1996 - 21:30:33 EST

                                _Space & Culture_
                                        - the journal

>CALL FOR PAPERS
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>SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REVIEW OF LAW AND WOMEN'S STUDIES
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> The Southern California Review of Law and Women's Studies (RLAWS)
>invites all authors to submit for publication papers on all topics
>relating to women and the law. RLAWS is a legal journal that emphasizes
>feminist jurisprudence but also seeks to reach across disciplines to
>examine the many subjects and concerns that illuminate the complex

                           CALL FOR PAPERS
                          _JEAN RHYS REVIEW_

The _Jean Rhys Review_ invites submissions of critical articles, and
comparative and biographical studies relating to any aspect of Rhys's life
and work. We also welcome book reviews, creative responses (such as
poetry), notes, queries, and pertinent announcements of colloquia or
research-in-progress. We are particularly interested in articles that
examine Jean Rhys's work in relation to that of her contemporaries, and to
the context of the literary climate in which she wrote. Articles may be
written in English or in French.

The Early America Review, an historical journal focusing on 18th century
America-- its people, issues and events-- is a new publication on the
World Wide Web. The Review is being published as a quarterly. The Summer
1996 edition is now online.

Its URL: http://earlyamerica.com/review/

The editor is interested in adademic papers, book reviews, commentaries,
stories, and texts of speeches re this period. There is no prohibition
against writings that have been previously published.

If you have any questions or are interested in submitting your manuscript,
please e-mail me.

This is to announce a new web site I have developed for on-line
references and resources related to electronic masters theses
and doctoral dissertations (ETDs) in the humanities, including a
directory of such work currently in progress:

        http://osi.lib.virginia.edu/ediss/ediss.html

                            TEXT Technology:
                The Journal of Computer Text Processing
                        Is Now Calling for Papers

Starting in 1996, Wright State University will begin publishing TEXT
Technology: The Journal of Computer Text Processing. Previously published
at Dakota State University under the editorship of Eric Johnson, this
quarterly has published articles dealing with a variety of subjects
concerning the production of texts through electronic means. A listing of
the table of contents of the Summer 1995 issue will give some idea of the
range of the articles:

The first issue of *Romanticism On the Net* - an electronic journal
entirely devoted to Romantic Studies - is now available. *Romanticism On
the Net* is an international quarterly academic journal.

Table of Contents of *Romanticism On the Net* Issue 1 (February 1996):

- Kris Steyaert (University College London): 'Poetry as Enforcement:
Conquering the Muse in Keats's "Ode to Psyche"'
- David S. Miall (University of Alberta): 'Electronic Romanticism: The CD'
- Joel Pace (Blackfriars, Oxford): 'Emotion and Cognition in *The Prelude*'
- Bruce Graver (Providence College): 'Duncan Wu's *Wordsworth's Reading:
1770-1799*: A Supplementary List with Corrections'

The Public-Access Computer Systems Review, an electronic journal
established in 1989, is issuing a call for papers on scholarly
electronic publishing activities on the Internet. The journal
has published a number of papers on this topic in the past, and
the editors are interested in exploring contemporary e-publishing
projects and perspectives.

Potential topics of interest include:

     o State-of-the-art overviews of the e-publishing of
          books, journals, preprints, and other materials.

The Association for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society is
sponsoring a new publication, the Journal for the Psychoanalysis of
Culture and Society. The editor is Mark Bracher, and the contributing
editors are Parveen Adams, Marshall W. Alcorn, Jr., Willy Apollon,
Jeffrey Berman, Homi Bhabha, Joan Copjec, Terry Eagleton, Juliet Flower
MacCannell, Renata Salecl, Robert Samuels, Claudia Tate, Victor
Wolfstein, Jean Wyatt, Slavoj Zizek. The journal will have a section set
aside for various fields where recent, relevant psychoanalytic work will
be mentioned; it is intended that one of these fields will be "medieval"
(or perhaps "premodern").
 

> (Note from Michael Gamer):