Les cahiers du CEDREF is a pluridisciplinary journal published annually by the Centre d’enseignement, de documentation et de recherche pour les études féministes (CEDREF) of the Université Paris Diderot. It covers research into feminist studies looking specifically at new issues and methods to emerge from thinking about women and gender relations in different disciplines and fields of knowledge.
Les cahiers du CEDREF brings together articles, conference proceedings, and translations of founding texts. The previously unpublished translation of Gayle Rubin's work L’économie politique du sexe : transactions sur les femmes et systèmes de sexe/genre (1975), is now online in full text (no 7/1998).
Les Cahiers du CEDREF e-journal is subject to an embargo period of one year. Today, five issues are available in full-text (nos. 4-5, 8-9, 10, 14 and 15); the other issues will gradually become available online.
New books and journals annoucements
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26 February 2010
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17 February 2010
The American history and anthropology journal Nuevo Mundo Mundos Nuevos has just opened its 10th annual issue.
Among dossiers due to be updated throughout 2010: "On the fringes of cultural and urban history, a tribute to Sandra Pesavento", "Collective popular action in the 18th & 19th centuries: modes, experiences and traditions", "North American studies in France", "Urban and domestic spaces, convergences and divergences" (debates section), "The identity and history of cinema in Latin America since democratisation" (topical issues), "Influences and comparisons: the French Revolution and the May Revolution in Rio de la Plata. History and memory," (conferences), "Nominations and denominations of Blacks: an illustration of the dialogue between France and the Americas" (seminar materials).
The issue includes three Spanish guides into Latin American research in Madrid, Chihuahua, and Paris, and features reviews, web reviews, thesis extracts, Latin American memoirs, travelogues, as well as a selection of Latin American sites for 2010. -
15 February 2010
Run by the young “Far East, text and translation" research team, the Impressions d’Extrême-Orient journal is a new and exclusively electronic journal. Its aim is to contribute to improving knowledge and appreciation of the ancient, modern and contemporary literature of the Far East by proposing new translations of texts from various cultural areas: China, Japan, India, Vietnam, Korea, and Thailand. The team has an acute curiosity in all forms of Asian literature.
Impressions d’Extrême-Orient is an open access electronic journal. Its inaugural issue, Voyages (1/2010), is already available. Two other issues are currently in the pipeline dealing with themes from two conferences in 2009: “Asian literature, translation and reception” and “The novel in Asia and its translation”.
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11 February 2010
Physio-Géo resumes the work of a journal created in the early 1980s by the URA 141 of the CNRS (Paris). The journal is devoted to research in all domains of physical geography (climatology, hydrology, geomorphology, biogeography, etc), with a special interest in environmental problems but also in research into the environment totally unrelated to physical geography. Physio-Géo hopes to offer the French-speaking academic community a general-interest, open-access journal in physical geography, which is also open to problems of the environment. For its launch on Revues.org, Physio-Géo presents its first three volumes in full text. The journal is published yearly, but articles are regularly added throughout the year.
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09 February 2010
The Cahiers “Mondes Anciens” journal is devoted to studies of the ancient world in the largest possible sense: history, literary history, the history of religions, iconography, archaeology, philology, cultural and intellectual history, historiography, and anthropology. Centred on Greek and Roman antiquity, it is also concerned with all historical areas of Mediterranean antiquity from an anthropological and comparative perspective. Launched in 2009, the journal publishes research related to the activity and interests of the Centre for the Anthropology and History of the Ancient World (ANHIMA) UMR 8210, created by the merging of the “Centre Louis Gernet” - comparative research into ancient societies, the “Centre Gustave Glotz” - Hellenistic and Roman worlds, and the Phéacie team - cultural practices in Greek and Roman societies. Cahiers “Mondes Anciens” is an open access e-journal. Its first issue, Écritures rituelles, focussing on ritual writings, is already available.
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21 January 2010
Trajectoires was created in 2007 by a team of young doctorate and post-doctorate researchers, who were entrusted by the CIERA to examine French and German knowledge of each other’s societies, histories, geographies, cultures and institutions. It also seeks to encourage interdisciplinary study into French-German relations, which analyses the dialogue between the two countries in its full diversity. Today Trajectoires joins Revues.org. The journal is open-access and all articles are unabridged. The inauguration of the site coincides with the publication of the 3rd issue, Mondes en narration (Narrating worlds).
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