The Eighth Lamp:
Ruskin Studies Today (ISSN 2049-3215) invites contributors to
submit scholarly papers (8,000-10,000 or 3500-4000 words), book reviews
(1000-2000 words), exhibition reviews (1000-2000 words), news and events,
titles of publications and projects in progress, and creative work and
abstracts related to John Ruskin and related nineteenth century scholarship.
Scholarly papers should be submitted at least six to eight months in advance to
allow for the refereeing and revisions process.
The Eighth Lamp is an
online and double blind refereed journal (previously published by Rivendale
Press, UK). It is led and managed by Dr Anuradha Chatterjee (Founding Editor
and Co-Editor), Lecturer, Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University, China and Dr Laurence
Roussillon-Constanty (Co-Editor), Senior Lecturer in English, Paul Sabatier
University, Toulouse, France. The journal is also complemented by a strong
Editorial Board that provides intellectual and pedagogical support and
leadership to the journal:
Dr
Cynthia Gamble (Ruskin Library and Research Centre, Lancaster University, and
Vice-Chairman of the Ruskin Society); Dr Iolanda Ramos (Universidade Nova de
Lisboa, Portugal); Dr Emma Sdegno (Ca’ Foscari University, Venice); Dr Helena
Gurfinkel (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville); Dr Stuart Eagles (Companion
of the Guild of St George); Dr Anita Grants (Concordia University in Montreal, Canada);
Dr Carmen Casaliggi (University of Wales in Cardiff); Prof Bénédicte Coste (University
of Burgundy, Dijon, France); Dr Rachel Dickinson (Manchester Metropolitan
University); Dr Sara Atwood (Guild of St. George) and Dr Mark Frost (University
of Portsmouth).
The
scope of The Eighth Lamp is multidisciplinary and it welcomes submissions related to
art, religion, historiography, social criticism, tourism, economics,
philosophy, science, architecture, photography, preservation, cinema, and
theatre. The
journal is circulated to over 100 scholars and academics internationally. The
journal is listed in key Victorian studies and nineteenth century literature,
culture, and visual studies forums.
Issues
of the journal can be found here:
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