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Marginalia
A new, interdisciplinary graduate journal of the Middle Ages
'Illumination': The theme for the third issue of Marginalia is 'Illumination'. In recent months, the 'Cambridge Illuminations' exhibition has provoked much thought on illumination in textual and manuscript studies. For the third issue of Marginalia, we invite contributors to consider broader approaches to issues of 'illumination', in the Middle Ages, and in scholarly approaches to this period. We welcome submissions from graduates working in all areas of Medieval studies, which might address illumination in terms of
We invite submissions in the form of long articles (approximately 5,000 words) and shorter Notes and Queries style articles (approximately 1,000 words), which must conform to the MHRA style guide (available online at www.mhra.org.uk). Please see our Notes for Contributors for further details regarding style requirements and guidance about the form long and short articles should take.
Submissions should be sent no later than 17th March 2006 to the editors via emails to marginalia.submissions@googlemail.com. Please note that this is a new email address for submissions. We have been having some difficulties with our former submissions address, so if for some reason you have not been able to send submissions or queries for the past few weeks, please try the new email address above. We will be happy to see brief proposals and to answer queries before the deadline (please email proposals and queries to the email address above).
The editors of Marginalia are graduate students, advised by a board of academics, from the University of Cambridge.
'Illumination': The theme for the third issue of Marginalia is 'Illumination'. In recent months, the 'Cambridge Illuminations' exhibition has provoked much thought on illumination in textual and manuscript studies. For the third issue of Marginalia, we invite contributors to consider broader approaches to issues of 'illumination', in the Middle Ages, and in scholarly approaches to this period. We welcome submissions from graduates working in all areas of Medieval studies, which might address illumination in terms of
- sight and the visual
- spiritual or metaphorical revelation
- scientific discoveries of the Middle Ages
- issues of epistemology and knowledge
- overturning the stigma of the 'dark ages'
- spiritual or metaphorical revelation
- scientific discoveries of the Middle Ages
- issues of epistemology and knowledge
- overturning the stigma of the 'dark ages'
We invite submissions in the form of long articles (approximately 5,000 words) and shorter Notes and Queries style articles (approximately 1,000 words), which must conform to the MHRA style guide (available online at www.mhra.org.uk). Please see our Notes for Contributors for further details regarding style requirements and guidance about the form long and short articles should take.
Submissions should be sent no later than 17th March 2006 to the editors via emails to marginalia.submissions@googlemail.com. Please note that this is a new email address for submissions. We have been having some difficulties with our former submissions address, so if for some reason you have not been able to send submissions or queries for the past few weeks, please try the new email address above. We will be happy to see brief proposals and to answer queries before the deadline (please email proposals and queries to the email address above).
The editors of Marginalia are graduate students, advised by a board of academics, from the University of Cambridge.