Material Culture Review - Call for papers
In support of my own country's culture field:
Material Culture Review (MCR) solicits articles for publication. MCR a
peer-reviewed journal published twice a year under the auspices of Cape
Breton University Press. MCR publishes original articles in English and
French that encompass a wide range of approaches to interpreting culture
through an analysis of people's relationships to their material world. The
journal also publishes research reports and notes, and critical reviews of
books, exhibitions, and historic sites (see page counts below).
MCR invites submission of new research from the field of material culture,
including cultural history, public history, art history, geography,
archaeology, anthropology, architecture and intangible cultural heritage.
The editors encourage submissions from graduate students and scholars at
any phase of their professional career, professionals and historians from
the art and museum world, and from independent scholars with an interest in
material culture.
We are currently seeking articles on any topic related to our mandate. Page
counts are as follows:
* article (roughly speaking, 20--30 double-spaced pages, including
endnotes)
* research report (10--20 pages, including endnotes)
* exhibition reviews (10--15 pages, including endnotes)
* research notes (5--10 pages)
* book reviews (notes and comments less than 5 pages)
The next deadline for complete manuscripts is November 15, 2012.
Please visit our website for complete submission details:
http://culture.cbu.ca/mcr/
We also invite potential guest editors to suggest special themes for future
issues of MCR.
Submit manuscripts or questions, or suggest future special topics to:
mcr_rcm@cbu.ca
Material Culture Review (MCR) solicits articles for publication. MCR a
peer-reviewed journal published twice a year under the auspices of Cape
Breton University Press. MCR publishes original articles in English and
French that encompass a wide range of approaches to interpreting culture
through an analysis of people's relationships to their material world. The
journal also publishes research reports and notes, and critical reviews of
books, exhibitions, and historic sites (see page counts below).
MCR invites submission of new research from the field of material culture,
including cultural history, public history, art history, geography,
archaeology, anthropology, architecture and intangible cultural heritage.
The editors encourage submissions from graduate students and scholars at
any phase of their professional career, professionals and historians from
the art and museum world, and from independent scholars with an interest in
material culture.
We are currently seeking articles on any topic related to our mandate. Page
counts are as follows:
* article (roughly speaking, 20--30 double-spaced pages, including
endnotes)
* research report (10--20 pages, including endnotes)
* exhibition reviews (10--15 pages, including endnotes)
* research notes (5--10 pages)
* book reviews (notes and comments less than 5 pages)
The next deadline for complete manuscripts is November 15, 2012.
Please visit our website for complete submission details:
http://culture.cbu.ca/mcr/
We also invite potential guest editors to suggest special themes for future
issues of MCR.
Submit manuscripts or questions, or suggest future special topics to:
mcr_rcm@cbu.ca
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