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AMERICAN ★ MUSIC ★ PERSPECTIVES
VOl. 1 NO. 1
2020
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Journal of Indigenous Studies and First Nations and First Peoples’ Cultures
vol. 2 no. 2 2018
SPECIAL ISSUE : The Entangled Gaze
The Pennsylvania State University Press
Contents ab-Original
Journal of Indigenous Studies and First
AMP
American Music Perspectives
Nations and First Peoples' Cultures Katie Kapurch, Joseph Rapolla, and
New journals for 2022! Kenneth Womack, editors
Jakelin Troy, Adam Geczy, and
Journal for the History of Rhetoric . . . . . . 14
Mujahid Torwali, editors
Methodist History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 AMP: American Music Perspectives welcomes
Restoration and Eighteenth-Century
ab-Original: Journal of Indigenous Studies manuscripts from a variety of cultural
Theatre Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
The Scriblerian and the Kit-Cats . . . . . . . 38 and First Nations and First Peoples' Cultures and theoretical perspectives, while also
is a journal devoted to issues of indi- considering traditional, biographical, his-
geneity in the new millennium. It is a torical, and archival studies of American
Subscription Information . . . . . . . . . . . 43 multidisciplinary journal embracing music and its artists, composers, genres,
Affiliated Societies
and Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . 44-45
themes such as art, history, literature, and practitioners. AMP also welcomes
Code of Publishing Ethics . . . . . . . . . . . 46 politics, linguistics, health sciences, and interpretive analyses of American music,
Why Publish With Us . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 law. It is a portal for new knowledge and as well as manuscripts that investigate
contemporary debate whose audience is its sociocultural production, its politi-
not only academics and students but also cal manifestations, and the history of the
professionals involved in shaping poli- business practices and technological inno-
cies with regard to indigenous peoples. vations associated with its development.
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arthur miller
journal
the
pennsylvania
state
university
press
volume 14
number 2
autumn
2019
The Arthur Miller Journal Bishop–Lowell Studies Bulletin for Biblical Research Bustan
Stephen Marino, editor Ian Copestake, editor Nijay Gupta, editor The Middle East Book Review
Uzi Rabi, Itamar Rabinovich,
The Arthur Miller Journal provides a lasting Bishop–Lowell Studies is a newly-founded The Bulletin for Biblical Research is the jour- and Eyal Zisser, editors
legacy for Miller’s significant contributions journal published in cooperation with both nal of the Institute for Biblical Research
to American drama. The journal aims to the Elizabeth Bishop Society and the Robert (IBR), an organization of Christian biblical Published by the Moshe Dayan Center
reach the many audiences who both read Lowell Society. It welcomes all scholarly scholars. BBR publishes peer-reviewed for Middle Eastern and African Studies
Arthur Miller’s dramatic and non-dramatic writing pertaining entirely or in part to articles in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible and (MDC) at Tel Aviv University, Bustan:
work and attend productions of his plays, either or both authors, ranging across their New Testament and sometimes cognate The Middle East Book Review is a jour-
and it welcomes articles on any aspect of respective bodies of poetry, other writ- literature, from a range of historical and nal dedicated to review. Each issue of
Miller’s life, work, career, and connection ings, and literary and cultural significance. literary approaches. A significant portion of the journal includes essays that explore
to other writers. The journal is the official the journal is dedicated to timely reviews broad themes or issues on a particular
publication of the Arthur Miller Society, in Annual of new publications on these subjects. topic that go beyond the content of the
ISSN 2692–9481
cooperation with the Arthur Miller Centre at books under review. The journal publishes
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the University of East Anglia and quarterly work on all periods of Middle Eastern
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St. Francis College in Brooklyn. or Islamic Studies, and it invites reviews
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on a broad range of topics, including
Biannual (but not limited to) culture, economy,
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demography, geography, history, language
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and literature, politics, and religion.
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The Chaucer Review Comedia Performance
VOLUME 16 · 2019
A Journal of
Journal of the Association for
JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY FOR RENAISSANCE
AND BAROQUE HISPANIC POETRY
medieval Hispanic Classical Theater
24 / 1 • 2019 studies
&
literary
criticism
c o m pa r at i v e l i t e r at u r e s t u d i e s
2019 vol. 54 no. 2
t h e p e n n s y l va n i a s t a t e u n i v e r s i t y p r e s s T H E P E N N S Y LVA N I A S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y P R E S S
vol. 57 | no. 1 | 2020
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS The Pennsylvania State University Press
Calíope The Chaucer Review Comedia Performance Comparative Literature Studies
Journal of the Society for Renaissance A Journal of Medieval Studies Journal of the Association for Hispanic Thomas O. Beebee and
and Baroque Hispanic Poetry and Literary Criticism Classical Theater Nergis Erturk, editors
Fernando Rodríguez Mansilla, editor Susanna Fein and David Raybin, editors Erin Cowling, Esther Fernandez, and
Glenda Nieto-Cuebas, interim editors Comparative Literature Studies publishes
Calíope is a critical journal published by Founded in 1966, The Chaucer Review is the comparative critical articles that deal
the Society for Renaissance and Baroque journal of Chaucerian research. It publishes Comedia Performance publishes articles with works in two or more languages, and
Hispanic Poetry and dedicated to the studies of language, sources, social and on diverse aspects of performance of the which may range across the rich tradi-
scholarly examination of the poetry of political contexts, aesthetics, and associ- Spanish comedia and other early modern tions of Africa, Asia, Europe, and North
Spain and the Americas during the ated meanings of Chaucer’s poetry, as well theatrical forms. Appropriate subjects and South America, and that examine
Renaissance, Baroque, and Colonial as articles on medieval literature, philoso- for articles include, but are not limited the literary relations between East and
periods. Calíope is dedicated to promot- phy, theology, and mythography relevant to, historical or modern staging of the West, North and South. Articles may
ing scholarship and scholarly exchange to the study of the poet and his contem- comedia, translating the comedia for the also explore movements, themes, forms,
about the poetic production of the early poraries, predecessors, and audiences. stage, performance theory, textual issues the history of ideas, relations between
modern Hispanic world—broadly speak- pertaining to performance, historical issues authors, the foundations of criticism and
ing, Spain and the Spanish-speaking quarterly such as audience composition, corral theory, and issues of language and trans-
issn 0009–2002
parts of colonial Latin America. design, costuming, blocking, set design, lation. Intermedial studies, such as film
e-issn 1528–4204
and spectator response. The journal also and literature or graphic novels, are also
biannual publishes interviews with directors and welcome as long as they adhere to the
ISSN 1084–1490
actors, theater reviews, and book reviews. polyglot principles of comparative studies.
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annual quarterly
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e-issn 2572–4428 e-issn 1528–4212
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ECUMENICA
VOL. 12
The NO. 1
2019
PERFORMANCE AND RELIGION
Cormac critical T H E P E N N S Y L VA N I A S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y P R E S S
McCarthy philosophy
Journal of race
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penns ylvania
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univer s it y
2019. volume 7. issue 1
pr es s
vol. 17, no. 2 the pennsylvania state
2019 university press
vol. 50, no. 1, 2019
Dickens stuDies
AnnuAl Essays on
Victorian
Fiction
The
Pennsylvania
sTaTe
UniversiTy
Press
The
Rock Ethics Institute
The Cormac McCarthy Journal Critical Philosophy of Race Dickens Studies Annual Ecumenica
Stacey Peebles, editor Robert L. Bernasconi, editor Essays on Victorian Fiction Performance and Religion
Edward Guiliano, Anne Humpherys, David Mason, editor
The Cormac McCarthy Journal is a peer- Critical Philosophy of Race publishes Natalie McKnight, editors
reviewed journal focusing on the works peer-reviewed articles that explore the Ecumenica: Performance and Religion attends
and influence of Cormac McCarthy. CMJ philosophical dimensions of race, racism, Founded in 1970, the centennial anniversary to the combination of creativity, religion,
publishes articles, notes, and reviews and other race-related phenomena. The of Dickens's death, Dickens Studies Annual: and spirituality in expressive practice. A
related to McCarthy’s novels, dramas, journal aims to provide a pluralistic forum Essays on Victorian Fiction publishes articles peer-reviewed journal, Ecumenica regards
and screenplays, the film adaptations of for scholarly work from a broad range of exploring the wide range of Dickens's performance and religion as overlapping
his work, and other appropriate scholarly perspectives and disciplines. This commit- interests and talents. The journal includes and often mutually-constituting categories,
materials. The journal is affiliated with ment to pluralism and breadth means that essays on other mid- and late-nineteenth preferring no particular form of creative
The Cormac McCarthy Society. the journal encourages the use of a wide century novelists and on the history and expression, and privileging no particular
variety of methods and tools to study race, aesthetics of the period’s fiction. Each religious tradition. The journal’s very aim is
biannual racism, and racialization. The journal is volume also contains a solicited review to consider the variety of modes in which
issn 2333–3073
sponsored by the Rock Ethics Institute at article examining much of a prior year’s creative and religious impulses might
e-issn 2333–3065
The Pennsylvania State University. scholarship on Dickens. Periodically, be realized. Ecumenica’s interdisciplinary
Dickens Studies Annual publishes solicited premise welcomes all critical approaches
biannual surveys of studies of other Victorian to such topics as performance art, the-
issn 2165–8684
authors. The journal is intended to be of atre, ritual, contemplative and devotional
e-issn 2165–8692
interest to both students and scholars practices, and expressions of community.
at various stages of their careers.
biannual
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e-issn 2167–8510
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EDITH WHARTON REVIEW
THE F. SCOTT FITZGERALD REVIEW
T H E P E N N S Y LV A N I A S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y P R E S S | VOL. 35 NO. 1 2019
the p ennsylva nia state univ er sit y p r ess | v o lume 17 | 2019
t h e p e n n s y lva n i a s tat e u n i v e r s i t y p r e s s
The Edgar Allan Poe Review Edith Wharton Review The Eugene O’Neill Review The F. Scott Fitzgerald Review
Barbara Cantalupo, editor Paul Ohler, editor Alexander Pettit, editor William Blazek, Jackson R. Bryer, Kirk
Curnutt, Michael K. Glenday, Heidi
The Edgar Allan Poe Review publishes Edith Wharton Review is a peer-reviewed, The Eugene O’Neill Review publishes M. Kunz, David W. Ullrich, and Susan
MLA-indexed, scholarly journal publish- Wanlass, editors
peer-reviewed scholarly essays; book, authoritative peer-reviewed essays and
film, theater, dance, and music reviews; ing scholarship on Edith Wharton, on notes, aimed primarily at a community of The F. Scott Fitzgerald Review publishes
and creative work related to Edgar Wharton in the context of other authors, scholars with a keen interest in O’Neill’s essays on all aspects of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s
Allan Poe, his work, and his influence. and on Wharton in relation to other writers life and writings. Studies might focus on life and work. The journal serves both the
Also included are the following regular of the late nineteenth and early twentieth theatrical or literary history, including specialist and the general reader with
features: “Marginalia” (short, non-peer- centuries. Its audience is the community biography, or on critical interpretation or essays that broaden understanding of
reviewed notes), interviews with Poe of scholars and readers dedicated to the pedagogy. Scholarship includes topics Fitzgerald’s writing and related topics.
scholars, the Poe in Cyberspace column, understanding of Edith Wharton’s work and relevant to but not centrally concerned While the main discipline is literary studies,
and Poe Studies Association updates. its role in late nineteenth- and early with O’Neill, including comparative work the journal is interdisciplinary in approach,
The Edgar Allan Poe Review is the official twentieth-century culture. and work on O’Neill’s colleagues and col- welcoming analyses in all areas of interpre-
journal of the Poe Studies Association. laborators in the Provincetown Players tation as they apply to Fitzgerald and his
biannual
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and elsewhere. The Review is the official times. The journal is published on behalf of
biannual journal of the Eugene O'Neill Society.
e-issn 2330–3980 the F. Scott Fitzgerald Society.
issn 2150–0428
e-issn 2166–2932
biannual annual
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e-issn 2161–4318 e-issn 1755–6333
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A Journal of Civic Studies
Gestalt Review
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T H E P E N N S Y LVA N I A S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y P R E S S
George Eliot–George Henry Gestalt Review The Good Society The Harold Pinter Review
Lewes Studies Susan L. Fischer, editor A Journal of Civic Studies Essays on Contemporary Drama
William Baker and Nancy Henry, editors Trygve Throntveit, editor Ann C. Hall, editor
Launched in 1997, Gestalt Review is a peer-
George Eliot–George Henry Lewes Studies is reviewed journal that provides a worldwide Articles in The Good Society respond to the The Harold Pinter Review is the official
a peer-reviewed scholarly journal devoted forum for exchanges in theory and practice. premise that “current versions of social- academic journal of the International
to exploring the writings, lives, interactions, It concentrates on the Gestalt approach at ism and democratic capitalism fail to offer Harold Pinter Society. The Review is
and influences of these nineteenth-century all levels of system: from the individual, cou- workable visions of a good society and dedicated to publishing peer-reviewed
literary and cultural figures. Since its ples, families, and groups to organizations, seem increasingly to contradict such basic essays, reviews, interviews, and
inception more than thirty years ago, the educational settings, and the community at values as liberty, democracy, equality, and discussions of the work of Harold Pinter
journal has sought to provide a forum for large. Published two times a year, the jour- environmental sustainability.” The journal and other contemporary dramatists
those interested and actively engaged in nal includes original articles dealing with publishes outstanding dialectical articles on and their contributions to various art
studying George Eliot (Mary Anne Evans), politics, philosophy, gender, and culture. the pressing political, social, religious, and forms. Readership includes academic
George Henry Lewes, or the relation- There is also a section for book reviews legal questions facing twenty-first-century researchers, theater professionals,
ship between them and their circle. and reflections. It is targeted to Gestalt society and aims to “create a theoreti- cultural critics, and theater enthusiasts.
theorists, Gestalt therapists, Organizational cal basis for the eventual restructuring of
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Development professionals, psycholo- real world political-economic systems.”
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Hungarian
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Studies Review
Vol. 48 | No. 1 | 2021
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Interdisciplinary Literary Studies
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THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS
volume 4, 2019
Hiperboreea Hungarian Studies Review Interdisciplinary Literary International Journal of Persian
Mihai Dragnea, editor Leslie Waters, managing editor Studies Literature
A Journal of Criticism and Theory Alireza Korangy, editor in chief
Hiperboreea focuses on the study of Hungarian Studies Review is a peer- James M. Decker and Homa Katouzian, editor
Southeastern Europe, broadly defined as reviewed, interdisciplinary academic Kenneth Womack, editors
the states situated in the Balkan region. journal dedicated to publishing humanities International Journal of Persian Literature
Without limiting its scope to a specific and social scientific scholarship on Interdisciplinary Literary Studies seeks to aims to examine how Persian has func-
historical period or approach, Hiperboreea contemporary and historical issues related explore the interconnections between tioned as a literary and cultural language,
covers a wide range of topics, such to Hungary and the surrounding region, literary study and other disciplines, traversing the geographies of South, West,
as Cultural History, Political History, and to the Hungarian diaspora. Founded ideologies, and cultural methods of cri- and Central Asia, including present day
Military History, Social History, in 1974 under the title The Canadian- tique. All national literatures, periods, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan,
Economic History and Archaeology, American Review of Hungarian Studies, and and genres are welcomed topics. Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan,
and encourages work on any historical published since 1981 under its current title, Uzbekistan, the Caucasus, and Southeast
quarterly
period and interdisciplinary background. Hungarian Studies Review is sponsored Asia. IJPL aims to create an international
issn 1524–8429
The journal is published biannually by the Hungarian Studies Association e-issn 2161–427x dialogue and forum for Persian literary cul-
by the Balkan History Association. of Canada and the Hungarian Studies ture in Iran and these wider geographical
Association based in the United States. It areas, while encouraging interdisciplinary
biannual has also been supported in the past by the interventions. The journal is published in
issn 2688–8211
e-issn 2284–5666 National Széchényi Library in Hungary. association with the Middle East Center,
St. Antony‘s College, University of Oxford.
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JHR
Vol. 9, Nos. 1–2, 2019
journal of
AFRICANA
RELIGIONS
PAUL
journal for the study of
vol. 7 no. 2
Journal for the History of Rhetoric
Volume 25 | Number 1 | 2022
2019
and his letters
A S W A D
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF THE WORLDWIDE AFRICAN DIASPORA
The Journal of the American Society for the History of Rhetoric the pennsylvania state
university press
The Pennsylvania State University Press
Journal for the History of Journal for the Study of Paul Journal of African Development Journal of Africana Religions
Rhetoric and His Letters Evelyn F. Wamboye, editor Monique Bedasse, Danielle N. Boaz,
Youssef Carter, and Sylvester A. Johnson,
Ned O'Gorman, editor Stanley E. Porter, editor
The Journal of African Development (JAD) editors
The Journal for the History of Rhetoric The study of Paul (the historical person, publishes original research papers relating
The Journal of Africana Religions publishes
(JHR) is the peer-reviewed publication of author, tradition, and legend) and the to all aspects of Africa’s development eco-
critical scholarship on Africana religions,
the American Society for the History of Pauline letters (content, context, authen- nomics—from immediate policy concerns
including the religious traditions of African
Rhetoric. JHR (formerly called Advances ticity, theology, and reception) continue to structural economic and development
and African Diasporic peoples as well
in the History of Rhetoric) publishes high- to capture the fascination of scholars, challenges. While the emphasis is on quan-
as religious traditions influenced by the
quality scholarship on all historical aspects students, religious communities, and titative work that is novel and relevant;
diverse cultural heritage of Africa. The
of rhetoric, in all historical periods, and even the media. Pauline research has groundbreaking theoretical work is highly
journal is co-sponsored by the Association
with reference to all intellectual, national, long needed its own dedicated journal encouraged. JAD is the official publica-
for the Study of the Worldwide African
and cultural communities. The journal as a specific conduit for Pauline research tion of the African Finance and Economic
Diaspora. Additional institutional spon-
seeks to broaden the realm of historical as it is broadly practiced. The Journal for Association (AFEA). AFEA is a profes-
sors of the journal include Northwestern
inquiry into rhetoric by publishing essays the Study of Paul and His Letters fills this sional Association for academicians and
University and the Indiana University
that investigate topics, texts, and con- need in every respect, presenting cutting- practitioners (government and industry) of
School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI.
troversies that have not typically been edge research for scholars, teachers, economics, finance, and related disciplines
included in the canon of rhetorical his- postgraduate students, and advanced with scholarly, professional or other similar biannual
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Society for the History of Rhetoric. biannual
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The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies is a nonpar-
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tisan journal devoted to the study of Ayn
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fashion, film, cartoons, fandom, biography, JAIE is the official publication of the New access, peer-reviewed scholarly journal that
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entertainment, gender, and media. England Educational Assessment Network, publishes new and original work in the field
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The Journal of Development Perspectives Sandra A. Scham, editors
The Journal of Comparative Philology is seeks to facilitate the interaction between Journal of General Education is devoted to
committed to publishing philological schol- academic research relevant to develop- The Journal of Eastern Mediterranean the ideas and ideals of scholarship that
arship that reflects explicit diachronic, ing regions of the world, and economic Archaeology and Heritage Studies is a peer- enlighten the understanding of curriculum
multicultural, crosslinguistic, and/or policy making in developing countries. To reviewed journal devoted to traditional, that reaches beyond disciplinary and
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multiple dimensions of language, gram- research findings sufficiently synthesized ologies of the Eastern Mediterranean, undergraduate educational commons. It
mar, and text by encouraging essays that and accessible to be useful to policy encompassing both prehistoric and his- distinguishes itself as a journal focused
explore a broad cross-section of disciplines, makers to engage in dialogue with aca- toric periods. The journal’s geographic not on a scholarship of general interest
in order to cultivate a fuller understand- demic researchers. In addition, it seeks range spans three continents and brings to those engaged in undergraduate
ing and appreciation of the text. to elicit the views of appropriate leading together, as no academic periodical has education writ large, but as a scholarly
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research in development economics. Journal of Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology engaged, responsible, and meaningful
and Heritage Studies is an affiliated jour- lives. The Journal of General Education is
biannual nal of the Society of Biblical Literature. an affiliated journal of the Association
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journal of medieval religious cultures
JOURNAL OF MINORITY
ACHIEVEMENT, CREATIVITY,
AND LEADERSHIP
Vol. 4, no. 2, 2018
The Journal of the Society the journal of vol. 1, no. 1, 2020
Jewish Ethics
of Jewish Ethics
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vol 45 no 1 2019 T H E P E N N SY LVA N I A STAT E
U N I V E R S I TY P R ES S
Journal of The Journal of Jewish Ethics Journal of Medieval Religious Journal of Minority
Information Policy Jonathan K. Crane and Emily Filler, editors Cultures Achievement, Creativity, and
Krishna Jayakar, Amit Schejter, Jessica Barr and Barbara Zimbalist, editors Leadership
and Richard Taylor, editors The Journal of Jewish Ethics publishes out-
Fred A. Bonner II, editor
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The Journal of Information Policy brings con- broadly conceived. It serves as a site has been in continuous publication for over The Journal of Minority Achievement,
temporary scholarly research and analysis for the exchange of ideas among those forty years. The journal chiefly publishes Creativity, and Leadership underscores
of significant information policy issues to interested in understanding, articulating, peer-reviewed essays on mystical and achievement, creativity, and leadership
the attention of policy makers in a and promoting descriptive and normative devotional texts, especially but not exclu- among gifted and high-achieving minority
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refereed scholarly journal that is multidis- between Jewish ethicists and ethicists current form, the journal seeks to expand The journal aims to provide a range of
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publishes articles, comments, book reviews, traditions. The journal welcomes articles ship of medieval religious cultures outside as opposed to deficit-oriented models
literature reviews, and invited commentary. for peer review that engage contemporary Europe. The journal also publishes book for academics as well as practitioners in
The journal interprets the term “information moral and ethical issues using philosophi- reviews and disseminates information of P-12 and higher education contexts. The
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Studies Paul M. Peucker, editor Policy Research Studies
Patrick Collier and Barbara Green, editors Laura McCann, editor Jessica N. Berry, editor
The Journal of Moravian History is a peer-
The Journal of Modern Periodical Studies is reviewed English language journal, which Journal of Natural Resources Policy Research The Journal of Nietzsche Studies is a peer-
a peer-reviewed scholarly journal devoted publishes scholarly articles and reviews publishes original policy-oriented articles reviewed, English-language journal with an
to the academic study of modern peri- publications in all areas of the history of addressing a broad range of natural international readership, dedicated to pub-
odicals—by which we mean periodicals the Unitas Fratrum (Moravian Church, resource fields including water, minerals, lishing the best philosophical scholarship on
published roughly in the period from 1880 Herrnhuter Brüdergemeine). The Journal energy, fisheries, and forestry in a synthe- the work and thought of Friedrich Nietzsche.
to 1950, whether they are aggressively also publishes research notes and original sizing fashion, rather than as stand-alone The journal welcomes submissions that
modernist or anti-modernist, popular primary source materials relating to the specialty areas. It also publishes articles explore Nietzsche’s relevance to contem-
or elite, mass circulation or specialized, Unitas Fratrum. The Journal of Moravian on the natural resource implications of porary philosophical problems, as well as
long-lasting or brief. Daily newspapers, History is the official journal of the Moravian climate change, natural disasters, and those deploying, and contributing to, the
weeklies, monthlies, quarterlies, and Archives and the Moravian Historical biodiversity loss, among others. Articles, latest historical and philological resources.
irregularly published little magazines are Society. ideally, will be based on conceptual and Originally founded in 1991 as the journal
all part of the field covered by this journal. empirical studies and will be primarily of the Friedrich Nietzsche Society (UK),
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John J. Stuhr, editor Critical biblical scholarship as developed
The Journal of Posthuman Studies is a fully The Journal of the Pennsylvania Academy of and defined since the mid-eighteenth
peer reviewed, multidisciplinary journal The Journal of Speculative Science publishes original papers, research century has played a significant and wel-
developed to analyze what it is to be human Philosophy publishes systematic and notes, commentary, editorials, viewpoints, come role in pressing us to take biblical
in an age of rapid technological, scientific, interpretive articles about basic philo- and review articles in the natural, physical, texts seriously on their own terms and
cultural, and social evolution. As the sophical questions. Scholars examine engineering, and social sciences. diverse contexts. With the postmodern
boundaries between human and ”the other,” the constructive interaction between turn, additional questions have surfaced—
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challenged, they have generated a range of and theories of past philosophaers that significance of canon and creed for bibli-
ethical, philosophical, cultural, and artistic have relevance for contemporary think- cal hermeneutics, the historical reception
questions that this journal seeks to address. ers. The journal also features discussions of biblical texts, and other more point-
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Rafael Reyes III, editors The Langston Hughes Review publishes Eric C. Novotny, editors
The Korean Language in America is a refereed articles and reviews on Langston Hughes,
World Christianity is a field of study that scholarly journal that provides a platform Harlem Renaissance, and cultural Libraries: Culture, History, and Society aims
encompasses analysis of the histories, prac- for scholarship and professional best prac- figures whose contributions and aes- to study libraries within their broader his-
tices, and discourses of Christianity as is tices centering on the teaching of Korean thetics are related to Hughes’s. LHR is torical, humanistic, and social contexts.
found on six continents. The Journal of World both within and outside the United States. the official publication of the Langston The only journal in the United States
Christianity is particularly concerned with It is the official journal of the American Hughes Society, a national associa- devoted to library history, LCHS posi-
comparative studies of both local forms Association of Teachers of Korean. tion of scholars, teachers, creative and tions library history as its own field of
of Christianity in the areas in which it has performing artists, students, and lay scholarship, while promoting innovative
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publication of the Mark Twain Circle journal of The United Methodist Church and a forum for scholarship on John Milton
of America. The Annual offers essays Mediterranean Studies is an international is published by the General Commission (1608–74), using a range of approaches
related to Mark Twain and those who sur- peer-reviewed journal focusing on the on Archives and History of The United and methodologies to elucidate the life
rounded him and serves as an outlet for Mediterranean region in all aspects and Methodist Church. Since 1962, the year of and works of the influential poet and
new scholarship as well as new pedagogi- disciplines. The journal’s interdisciplinary its inception, it has published articles, book polemicist. Essays submitted for publica-
cal approaches. The Mark Twain Circle of approach is particularly concerned with the reviews, pictures and illustrations, news tion may focus on any aspect of Milton’s
America encourages interest in Mark ideas and ideals of Mediterranean cultures and other information about the history of life and writing, including biography; liter-
Twain and fosters the formal presenta- from antiquity to the present and the influ- the Wesleyan and Methodist heritage. ary history; Milton’s work in its literary,
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Nineteenth Century Studies is the inter-
bibliographies on Hawthorne’s life and Atlantic region provides some of the
disciplinary journal of the Nineteenth Pacific Coast Philology, the official jour-
works and serves as a primary outlet earliest and richest fields of exploration
Century Studies Association. The journal nal of the Pacific Ancient and Modern
for emerging and established scholars in the history of North America, making
publishes studies of interest to scholars Language Association, publishes peer-
and writers in this field. Together, with it a fascinating study for researchers in a
of the nineteenth century in all humanis- reviewed essays of interest to scholars
matters of importance to the Nathaniel variety of disciplines. Pennsylvania History
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ies and/or range across the nineteenth two annual issues (one regular and one
investigation of this nineteenth-century general readers of the mid–Atlantic region.
century. Successful submissions tend special issue), which include articles and
American author, his published and unpub- The journal also reviews books, exhibits,
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istic experiences of Africa and the Black the philosophical aspects of argumentation ism, prophecy, monstrophy, demonology, tical analyses in several related fields:
Diaspora from both universal and com- (including argumentation in philosophy and folklore. The journal embraces a broad reader-response criticism and pedagogy,
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Literary Study Century Theatre Research The Journal of Bernard Shaw Studies An Interdisciplinary Journal
Nancy Sweet and Paul Thifault, editors Anne Greenfield, editor Christopher Wixson, editor Rachel Blumenthal, Kristi Branham, and
Gregory A. Robbins, editors
Resources for American Literary Study is a Restoration and Eighteenth-Century The author of more than sixty plays,
scholarly periodical devoted to archival Theatre Research is a peer-reviewed, George Bernard Shaw remains one of the Soundings encourages scholars to challenge
discovery and bibliographical analysis. academic journal edited under the aus- best-known and most prolific Irish play- the fragmentation of modern intellectual
Its subject area is the full range of works pices of the department of English at wrights of the twentieth century. Known life and to turn the best and most rigor-
of American literature. Typical contribu- Valdosta State University. The journal for his ability to blend social issues into his ous deliverances of the several academic
tions include newly discovered letters and features scholarship on late seventeenth- dramas, Shaw won both a Nobel Prize for disciplines toward the sterner discipline
documents, checklists of primary and/ and eighteenth-century British and Literature and an Oscar (for Pygmalion). of a common good in human affairs.
or secondary writings about American European drama and staging. Issues SHAW: The Journal of Bernard Shaw Studies is Soundings aims to publish articles that
authors, and biographical and composi- contain articles, theatre reviews, book the official publication of the International open disciplines to each other, and it looks
tional studies. Regular features include reviews, and occasional interviews. Shaw Society, whose mission is to “pro- for readers who sense in such openings
installments of the series “Prospects for vide a means for those interested in the some respect for greater coherence and
the Study of American Literature” and annual life, times, works, and career of Irish play- amplitude in public discourse. Soundings
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essays. The targeted audience of the to organize their activities and interests, cussion, and action informed by scholarship
journal is a scholarly one, from the gradu- exchange information and ideas, and pro- and by the acknowledgment of the civil
ate student to the senior professor. mote an interest in Shaw worldwide.” and social responsibilities of academe to
engage the world beyond the ivory tower.
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STEINBECK REVIEW
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2019 THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Steinbeck Review Studies in American Humor Studies in American Jewish Studies in the American
Barbara A. Heavilin, editor in chief Lawrence Howe, editor Literature Short Story
Nick Taylor, executive editor A Journal of Literary Criticism and James Nagel, editor
Studies in American Humor publishes articles Theory
Steinbeck Review is an authorized publica- on topics, themes, practices, practitioners, Studies in the American Short Story is the
Benjamin Schreier, editor
tion on the life and works of American and media across the wide spectrum journal of the Society for the Study of
novelist John Steinbeck (1902–1968). It of American humor, past and present, The influence on American culture of the American Short Story. It publishes
publishes scholarly articles; notes; book for an audience made up primarily of thinkers such as Roth, Bellow, Malamud, articles, notes, reviews, interviews, mem-
and performance reviews; creative writ- scholars and students in the humanities, Piercy, Wiesel, Potok, and Chabon cannot oirs, and other materials related to short
ing; original artwork; and short intercalary especially literary and cultural studies. be overstated. Their impact can be seen fiction in America. It is aimed at literary
pieces offering fresh perspectives, includ- The journal values new transnational and in literature, philosophy, theater, and scholars, students of literature, librar-
ing notes on contemporary references interdisciplinary approaches as well as film. Studies in American Jewish Literature ies, and general serious readers. It covers
to Steinbeck, discussions of the contexts traditional critical and historical humanities explores a field that has advanced in large all forms of American short fiction in
of his work, and an occasional poem. scholarship. StAH is the official journal of part due to the efforts of Daniel Walden, English from its origin in the eighteenth
Steinbeck Review has a threefold mission the American Humor Studies Association. who founded the journal in 1975. Articles century to the present. It does not
of broadening the scope of Steinbeck on the ongoing influence, relevance, and discriminate on the basis of race, nation-
criticism, promoting the work of new and biannual significance of American Jewish writers ality, ethnicity, or any other reason.
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resource for Steinbeck teachers at all levels. unique place in literature and their role in biannual
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biannual of American Jewish life and experience.
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