You may include a sample chapter, but please do not send a complete manuscript unless invited.” 7 Submission and review process: “If you wish to present a book proposal, please write to one of our acquisitions editors, by post or email, sending a letter of introduction, curriculum vitae, table of contents, and a prospectus. The publisher explicitly states they do not accept unrevised dissertations, Festschriften, or works of original fiction. The Press has a separate division for journals. Types of submissions accepted: Book proposals only on accepted subjects. It has more than five thousand books in print at the present time.” 6 About the publication’s submission guidelines Number of titles published per year: “The Books Division has published more than eleven thousand books since the Press was founded. Topics covered: Subjects include: Literature and Criticism, Sociology, Education, Music, Anthropology, History, Art, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Mathematics, Digital Studies, Environmental Studies, Writing Guides, General Reference, Regional Reference, Political Science, Religion and Philosophy, and Economics & Business. Types of books published: Research, reference works, educational texts, “non-scholarly work by writers, artists, and intellectuals from within and beyond the academy, translations of important foreign-language texts, both historical and contemporary, and books that contribute to the public’s understanding of Chicago and its region”. 2Īre published books peer reviewed? Unknown Target audience: Both scholars and casual audiences, in the United States and abroad. Through our books and journals, we seek not only to advance scholarly conversation within and across traditional disciplines but, in keeping with the University of Chicago’s experimental tradition, to help define new areas of knowledge and intellectual endeavor.” 1 Purpose, objective, or mission: Founded in 1890, the mission of the Press is “the obligation to disseminate scholarship of the highest standard and to publish serious works that promote education, foster public understanding, and enrich cultural life. Name: The University of Chicago Press Books
0 kommentar(er)
