Hi SRN folk,
Thought perhaps this CFP may be of interest to some in the SRN:
(I intend to submit something myself)
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Call for Submissions
Journal of Literary Theory Vol. 9, No. 1 (2015)
Special Issue: Empirical Methods in Literary Studies
Editors: Fotis Jannidis (Wuerzburg, Germany), Gerhard Lauer (Goettingen,
Germany), Simone Winko (Goettingen, Germany)
Empirical methods have a humble yet continuous tradition in literary
studies. It is a tradition that seems to stand in fundamental opposition
to historical and hermeneutical approaches due to differences concerning
the practice of validation, reliability and extensiveness of their
claims. JLT is interested in publishing articles that take a theoretical
and systematic perspective on the question how empirical methods --
despite those differences -- might fit into the research practices of
literary studies. How can both approaches complement each other? How can
established questions in literary studies be answered differently (or
maybe even more satisfyingly) by using empirical approaches? How does
literature as a subject matter change through the use of empirical
approaches, such as methods from the cognitive sciences or computer
based processes? Which preconditions should (still) be clarified, so
that empirical methods can become part of the literary studies?
We encourage submissions from all language and literature departments as
well as other fields within the humanities and social sciences.
Contributions should not exceed 50,000 characters in length and have to
be submitted until August 1, 2014. Please submit your contribution
electronically via our website http://www.jltonline.de
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publication by an international advisory board in a double-blind review
process.
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