Journal Information

The Early Modern Journal is an interdisciplinary journal designed to give graduate students an electronic forum for the publication of work relating to the early modern period (approximately 1450 to 1800). It is sponsored by the Early Modern Studies Program at Claremont Graduate University (CGU) and is published biannually.

Editors

Gregory D. Dodds (History, CGU)
Shasta Turner (English, CGU)

Editorial Board

Dr. Patricia Easton (Philosophy, CGU)
Dr. Lori Anne Ferrell (History and Religion, CGU and Claremont School of Theology)
Dr. Constance Jordan (English, CGU)
Andrew Fleck (English, CGU)
Jocelyn Friend (History, CGU)
Stephanie Seery (Religion, CGU)
Jim Sullivan (English, CGU)

Editorial Policies

The Early Modern Journal invites scholarly articles of up to 6,000 words dealing with any aspect of early modern Europe and its history, culture, philosophy, or literature. Graduate students from any discipline dealing with the early modern period are encouraged to submit articles. Occasionally, The Early Modern Journal solicits papers dealing with a particular theme.

Papers presented at the annual Claremont Early Modern Studies Symposium will automatically be considered for publication in the journal.

At least two referees will read each submission. While articles will be adjudicated primarily on scholarly merit, referees will also take into consideration the interdisciplinary audience of the journal.

Please use the following links for more information on:

• How to Submit An Article
• How to Submit a Book Review
• Copyright and Reprint Information