[ANPPOM-Lista] Fw: CFP: Exegesis

[Zoltan Paulinyi]

Date:    Thu, 8 Nov 2012 09:01:28 -0800
From:    "J. P. E. Harper-Scott" <j.p.e.harper-scott em rhul.ac.uk>
Subject: CFP: Exegesis

****Forwarded message from Asaba, Yuiko (2012) <
Yuiko.Asaba.2012 em live.rhul.ac.uk>****

Exegesis, the academic e-journal of the English Department at Royal 
Holloway, University of London, is now accepting submissions for the Spring 
2013 edition on Testimonies and Confessions. In this issue we seek to 
generate discussion about the forms that testimonies and confessions have 
taken historically, theologically, and literarily from an 
interdisciplinary, cross-period perspective. Authors may choose to 
investigate this topic literally, metaphorically, or theoretically, and in 
terms of specific texts, authors, times, or places. Articles and creative 
pieces might address, but are not limited to, any of the following subjects:


·          Confessional/Testimonial literature as autobiographical, 
fictional, or sensationalized for humour 

·          First person narratives, such as diaries or letters

·          Monologues (in Shakespeare, for example)

·        
Literaryandtheologicalconfessions(e.g.ConfessionsofSt.Augustine,Rousseau’sConfessions)

·          False confessions

·          In a court of law, admitting guilt of a crime, or testifying as 
witness

·          Testifying on war, violence, social oppression, etc.

·          The meaning of ‘truth’, how we find it, and what can be 
considered ‘proof’

·          The role of confession to religion (sinning, absolution)

·          Confession as an interpretation of identity

·          Philosophical testimony (Kant, Hume, Ricoeur, and others)

Submission deadline is 10th January 2013. Please submit via the following 
email addresses: to submit a critical work, critical em exegesisjournal.org;; 
to submit a creative work, creative em exegesisjournal.org;; to submit a book 
review, reviews em exegesisjournal.org. After peer review, refereed 
submissions will be selected and published in our April 2013 issue. Please 
take note of the Guidelines below.

All submissions will be considered for Exegesis Writing Awards of £100 for 
one critical article and £100 for one creative piece, which will be granted 
on the basis of writing excellence. These awards are generously funded 
through Royal Holloway’s Student-Led Teaching Initiatives.

SUBMISSIONS GUIDELINES:

Exegesis invites submissions from postgraduate students and early career 
academics from the field of English Studies and beyond, multi- and cross- 
disciplinary researchers, and any scholar with interesting and relevant 
work. We welcome previously unpublished essays, short articles, reviews, 
and creative pieces on each issue’s theme, and encourage you to fully 
explore the meaning of exegesis.

Essays and short articles should be between 4000-6000 words and reviews 
around 1000 words (including all references), and must adhere to the MHRA 
referencing and style guide. Creative pieces are welcomed of no more than 
5000 words. A copy of the MHRA style guide can be found at: 
http://www.mhra.org.uk/Publications/Books/StyleGuide/download.shtml

Your submission email should include your name, academic affiliation, the 
title of your submission, 5-7 keywords, and a 3-5 sentence abstract of the 
article or review piece. All attached submissions should be unnamed, to 
ensure impartiality during the selection process, and should be sent as 
Word documents (.doc format).

http://www.exegesisjournal.org

Submissions which do not follow these guidelines will not be considered. 


****End of forwarded message**** 
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