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Clio: A Journal of Literature, History and the Philosophy of History
| EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: | Rachel E. Hile |
| EDITORS: | Clark Butler, Bernd Fischer, John Minton |
| REVIEW EDITORS: | Frank Palmeri and Mihoko Suzuki |
| MANAGING EDITOR: | Cathleen Carosella |
Clio, an international triennial journal, welcomes submission of scholarly essays on three interrelated topics:
- literature as informed by historical understandings
- historical writings considered as literature
- philosophy of history, with a special interest in Hegel.
Clio does not so much publish in three disciplines as it seeks essays that are themselves interdisciplinary in their arguments. We publish researched essays at the intersections of our three disciplines of emphasis. Our focus is historiography, in reference to any time period and literatures. We do not publish factual expositions of historical events or uncontextualized "readings" of literary texts. Essays should be accessible to an educated audience of interdisciplinary readers.
We are especially interested in scholarship which reflects contemporary theoretical approaches to our traditional focus.
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Subscription:
Individual - Continental U.S. USD$ 39.00
Institutional - Continental U.S. USD$ 88.00
Individual - U.S. Other USD$ 40.00
Institutional - U.S. Other USD$ 90.00
Individual - International USD$ 45.00
Institutional - International USD$100.00
Single copies:
Individual - Continental U.S. USD$ 14.00
Institutional - Continental U.S. USD$ 28.00
Individual - U.S. Other USD$ 18.00
Institutional - U.S. Other USD$ 33.00
Individual - International USD$ 20.00
Institutional - International USD$ 36.00
Guideline links (all will open in a new browser window):
- Submission Guidelines
- Guidelines for Accepted Articles
- Guide for Book Reviewers
- Format Guidelines
- Sample pages (Acrobat file)
For additional information, contact us via email or phone:
- Email: clio@ipfw.edu
- Phone: 260-481- 0541