The editors of Town Planning Review (TPR) have selected the following paper as the Featured Article in TPR 91.6. The paper will be free to access for a limited time: 'The Role of Planning and the Role of Planners: political dimensions, ethical principles, communicative interaction' by Stefano Moroni. When asked to describe the paper and highlight … Continue reading
Call for Papers! Essays in Romanticism invites proposals for a Special Issue, Romantic Pedagogies in the 2020s.
The editorial team of Essays in Romanticism invites submissions for a special issue entitled Romantic Pedagogies in the 2020s. The team stated the following in relation to the special issue: Never have our collective methods in teaching Romantic-era writing varied more drastically. In addition to our usual concerns about student population and access to texts, … Continue reading
“Quiet as it’s kept”: How The Bluest Eye Inaugurated a New Genre of Fiction 50 Years Ago
New from Clemson University Press, Writing the Survivor by Robin Field explores how rape novels place survivors at the heart of narratives of sexual violence rather than the perpetrators. In this blog post, Field reflects on the power of Toni Morrison's debut novel The Bluest Eye, to mark its 50th anniversary. The Bluest Eye was … Continue reading
Introducing our new series: Women in Ancient Cultures
Liverpool University Press is delighted to announce a new series in ancient history, encompassing all women from all ancient cultures, and all areas of the world, from approximately 4000 BCE to 800 CE. Led by Series Editors Virginia Campbell, Amy Gansell, Greg Gilles, Irene Salvo, Rebecca Usherwood and Lewis Webb, it will publish monographs and … Continue reading
The Horrible History of Devil’s Advocates
By John Atkinson The origin of the Devil’s Advocates series lies in an editorial hunch. I had been running Auteur for about 10 years, mainly publishing for the pre-HE Film and Media studies audience. I was becoming aware that the horror film was dramatically increasing in popularity as an option in HE, and even at … Continue reading
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