disClosure, the journal of social theory
Final Call
For Poetry
disClosure: an interdisciplinary journal, published by the Committeee on
Social Theory at the University of Kentucky, is now accepting poetry for
volume six: reVisioning Justice.
The disClosure editorial collective seeks original poetry which addresses
new visions of justice or challenges the settled, received notions of
justice and progress. Such poetry might attempt glances at justice from
the point of view of race, gender, age and (dis)ability; might evolve from
questions concerned with social justice, welfare, ecology, genders and
sexualities; or might be inspired by engagements with media, surveillance,
law, or the "System."
disClosure invites submissions from authors concerned with social theory,
whether academically affiliated or not. disClosure is a refereed journal;
editorical decisions are based solely on quality and originality. Include
three copies of the poem by August 15, 1996. Send all submissions,
comments and inquiries to
disClosure
c/o Department of Philosophy
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY. 40506-0027
e-mail: disClose@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Please visit our Website at
www.uky.edu/ArtsSciences/SocTheo
Final Call
For Poetry
disClosure: an interdisciplinary journal, published by the Committeee on
Social Theory at the University of Kentucky, is now accepting poetry for
volume six: reVisioning Justice.
The disClosure editorial collective seeks original poetry which addresses
new visions of justice or challenges the settled, received notions of
justice and progress. Such poetry might attempt glances at justice from
the point of view of race, gender, age and (dis)ability; might evolve from
questions concerned with social justice, welfare, ecology, genders and
sexualities; or might be inspired by engagements with media, surveillance,
law, or the "System."
disClosure invites submissions from authors concerned with social theory,
whether academically affiliated or not. disClosure is a refereed journal;
editorical decisions are based solely on quality and originality. Include
three copies of the poem by August 15, 1996. Send all submissions,
comments and inquiries to
disClosure
c/o Department of Philosophy
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY. 40506-0027
e-mail: disClose@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Please visit our Website at
www.uky.edu/ArtsSciences/SocTheo