The mandate of ESC is "to reflect the discipline back to itself." The journal publishes articles that make a clear and original contribution to scholarly and theoretical debates of current interest and ongoing significance to members of the discipline of English Studies, as well as related fields of inquiry. ESC welcomes submissions on literature, language, culture, and theory. We are particularly interested in contributions that adopt an interdisciplinary approach or reflect the turn to cultural studies, submissions which make excellent and rigorous use of more traditional scholarly methodologies, and submissions which address emergent areas of the discipline. ESC’s goal is to be a venue of first-choice for publication and internationally recognized as one of the leading journals in the discipline of English Studies.
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Special Issue CFP: "Childhood and its Discontents" |
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| Submissions are invited for a special issue to be guest edited by Nat Hurley, University of Alberta. Deadline is June 18, 2012. See the full description for details. |
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| Posted: 2012-03-27 |
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Welcome to ESC on OJS! |
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| ESC: English Studies in Canada is proud to be at the forefront of the movement towards Open Access publishing. Our presence here on OJS is designed to take us in that direction. For the time being, the journal will be available under the restriction of a six-month moving wall. You'll find the table of contents for our most recently available issue below; to find issues as far back as Volume 29, 2003, follow the links to the right, or click on "Archives" above. |
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| Posted: 2007-08-21 |
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Vol 36, No 2-3 (2010)
Table of Contents
Readers' Forum
| Introduction: The Age of McLuhan, 100 Years On. |
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Marco Adaria,
Catherine Adams
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Articles
Review Articles
Book Reviews
| Book Reviews |
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Various Authors
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ISSN: 1913-4835