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June 2016 Call for Proposals: “Clusters” for the Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture (JCLC)
We are pleased to announce that the Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture (JCLC) will introduce “clusters” into its regular issues. A cluster will consist of three to five contributions, preferably by both established and young scholars, on one specific theme. This new feature aims to provide a venue for disseminating new ideas, inquiries, approaches in a timely fashion. The title of an accepted cluster will appear as a thematic heading in the table of contents, followed by the name of the cluster organizer. We welcome submission of finished sets of papers or proposals by prospective cluster organizers.
For the submission guidelines as well as a more detailed description of JCLC, visit “Journal” page.
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January 2015 The Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture (JCLC) CFP (Read it in PDF)
The Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture (JCLC) publishes research articles and essays on premodern Chinese literature and all aspects of the broader literary culture. It also publishes work that explores the influence of traditional literature and culture in modern and contemporary China. For some periods of the twentieth century, the study of premodern Chinese literature was considered by many an impediment to the rise of science and democracy, but it is now recognized in China as a valuable heritage that can enrich Chinese culture for the twenty-first century. Jointly sponsored by the International Academy for China Studies at Peking University and the Forum on Chinese Poetic Culture at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, the journal is committed to an international editorial vision and to in-depth exchange and collaboration among scholars in China, the United States, and other parts of the world.
Future Themed Issues (organizers)
1. Literature and Visual Culture in Pre-modern China (Yuan Xingpei and Shang Wei, )
2. Sound and Sense of Chinese Potery (Zong-qi Cai)
3. The Dynamics of Traditional Literary Thought in Modern Times (David Wang)
4. Trading Places: The Dynamics of Substance (shi 實 ) and the Insubstantiate (xu 虛 ) in Premodern Chinese Aesthetics and Thought (Paula Varsana and Zong-qi Cai)
5. Centers and Margins in Chinese Culture (Wai-yee Li and Eileen Chow)
For the submission guidelines as well as a more detailed description of JCLC, visit “Journal” page.
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January 2015 Our sister journal Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies CFP
《嶺南學報》是人文學科綜合類學術刊物，由香港嶺南大學中文系主辦，上海古籍出版社出版，每年出版兩期。徵稿不拘一格，國學文史哲諸科不限。學報嚴格遵循雙向匿名審稿的制度，以確保刊物的質量水準。《嶺南學報》曾是中外聞名的雜誌，於1929年創辦，1952年因嶺南大學解散而閉刊。在這二十多年期間，學報刊載了陳寅恪、吳宓、楊樹達、王力、容庚等二十世紀最著名學者的許多重要文章，成為他們叱吒風雲、引領學術潮流的論壇。 嶺南大學中文系復辦《嶺南學報》，旨在繼承發揚先輩嶺南學者的優秀學術傳統，為二十一世紀中國學的發展作出貢獻。本刊不僅秉承舊《嶺南學報》”賞奇析疑”、追求學問的辦刊宗旨，而且充分利用香港中西文化交流的地緣優勢，努力把先輩”賞奇析疑”的論壇拓展為中外學者切磋學問的平臺。為此，本刊將與北京大學袁行霈教授和本系蔡宗齊教授共同創辦、由杜克大學出版社出版的英文期刊《中國文學與文化》(Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture, 簡稱JCLC) 結為姐妹雜誌。本刊不僅刊載來自漢語世界的學術論文，還發表 JCLC 所接受英文論文的中文版，力爭做到同步或接近同步刊行。經過這些努力，本刊冀求不久能成爲展現全球主流中國學研究成果的知名期刊。
For the flyer/CFP of Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies, please see here (PDF).
For details, please visit here.