About “Litteraria Copernicana”
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Focus and Scope
Litteraria Copernicana is an academic journal edited at the Faculty of Humanities, Nicolas Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland, which was established in 2008. Until the end of 2015 (numbers 1-16) the journal was published in semi-annual mode, and since 2016 it has been issued as a quarterly.
The periodical presents original and valuable works in the history of literature, literary theory and history and theory of culture (including theatre studies, film studies, art history), aesthetics, cultural and literary anthropology and broadly understood humanities. Each issue of the journal discusses monographic issues that mainly focus on current literary scholarship and is edited by specialists dealing with the subject matter of the volume.
The main core of Litteraria Copernicana is the „Research Articles” section, which publishes works that are the result of original and innovative research by authors. The „Masters” are also a fixed section of the quarterly that presents the profiles and achievements of recognized researchers, as well as „Reviews” presenting newly released books. Depending on the number, in the quarterly there are also such sections as „Materials and Archivals”, „Interviews” or „Varia” – articles usually going beyond the thematic framework of a given number.
Litteraria Copernicana aims to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and presentation of the results of original research. As a journal in the humanities, LC is open to a wide range of topics discussed by authors from around the world. The open publishing politics of LC confirms the possibility of publishing articles in all congressional languages as well as in many national languages, but also open access to all issued materials.
ISSN print 1899-315X
ISSN online 2392-1617
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