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UPCOMING
SPECIAL ISSUES!
The
next issue of UTQ, (77:3) Milton in America offers a series
of fresh new perspectives on the presence of Milton in American
literature and culture. It seeks to investigate and complicate
the received
wisdom implicit in the old claim that 'Milton is more emphatically
American than any
author who has lived in the United States.'
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As well, issue 77:4 will highlight a multi-faceted talent
and Nobel prize-winner in the field of literature, Rabindranath
Tagore.
Tagore's
appeal extends to musicians, educators, choreographers, and
rural development practitioners; he was a true polymath, fluent
in all of these fields. In particular, one of the essays included
in the issue deals with Tagore's influence on Western composers.
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Acclaimed
as one of the finest journals focused on the humanities, the University
of Toronto Quarterly publishes interdisciplinary articles and reviews
of international repute. This interdisciplinary approach provides
a depth and quality to the journal that attracts both general readers
and specialists from across the humanities. UTQ accepts submissions
in either English or French. Discover Canada’s Best Kept Literary
Secret! - Letters in Canada Subscribers anticipate the ‘Letters
in Canada’ issue, published each winter, which contains reviews
of the previous year’s work in Canadian fiction, poetry, drama,
translations and works in the humanities.
Many
of the recent issues have contained over 650 pages of the year's work
in creative writing and scholarship!
Published
quarterly by the University of Toronto Press.
ISSN: 0042–0247 / On-line ISSN: 1712-5278
University
of Toronto Quarterly is published with the support of the Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and the Department
of Canadian Heritage through the Publications Assistance Program
and the Canadian Magazine Fund.
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Editor—Brian
Corman
Brian
Corman is Professor of English and chair of the department at the
University of Toronto.
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Address
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University
of Toronto Quarterly welcomes contributions in all areas of the humanities
- literature, philosophy, fine arts, music, the history of ideas,
cultural studies, and so on. It favours articles that appeal to a
scholarly readership beyond the specialists in the field of the given
submission.
University
of Toronto Quarterly does not publish fiction or poetry.
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