The Journal of Historical Fictions, journal of the international Historical Fictions Research Network, is currently accepting submissions.
Narrative
constructions of the past constitute a powerful discursive system for the
production of cognitive and ideological representations of identity, agency,
and social function, and for the negotiation of conceptual relationships
between societies in different times and lived experience. The licences of
fiction, especially in mass culture, define a space in which the pursuit of
narrative and meaning is permitted to slip the chains of sanctioned historical
truths to explore the deep desires and dreams that lie beneath all
constructions of the past. Historical fictions measure the gap between the
pasts we are permitted to know and those we wish to know, interacting between
the meaning-making narrative and the narrative-resistant nature of the past.
The Journal of Historical Fictions welcomes proposals from disciplines as diverse as
archaeology, literature, film, history, media studies, art history, musicology,
reception studies, and museum studies. We encourage ambitious approaches of
high quality, using new methodologies to support research into larger trends.
The Journal aims to foster more theoretically informed understandings of the
mode across historical periods, cultures, media and languages.
Articles
should be between 6000 and 8000 words, exclusive of notes and Works Cited. For
submission guidelines, see the website.
Deadline for submissions: January 31, 2018
All
enquiries concerning the journal should be sent to: mail@historicalfictionsjournal.org
The Journal of Historical Fictions evolved from the first conference of the Historical Fictions Research Network, held at Anglia Ruskin University, UK, in 2016. The
Journal is an Open Access, double-blind peer-reviewed scholarly journal,
published online at Journal of Historical Fictions. It is intended that two
issues will be published each year. All articles are published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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