Fall/Winter 2006 - University of Toronto Press Publishing

J O U R N A L S
Journal of Scholarly
Publishing
For 37 years, the Journal of Scholarly Publishing has
been the authoritative voice of academic publishing.
The journal combines philosophical analysis
with practical advice and aspires to explain, argue,
discuss and question the large collection of new
topics that continuously arise in the publishing
field. The journal has also examined the future of
scholarly publishing, scholarship on the web, digitalization,
copyrights, editorial policies, computer
applications, marketing and pricing models. It is
the indispensable resource for academics and publishers
that addresses the new challenges resulting
from changes in technology and funding and the
innovations in production and publishing.
The Canadian Journal of
Sociology
The Canadian Journal of Sociology publishes rigorously
peer-reviewed research articles and innovative theoretical
essays by social scientists from around the world,
providing insight into the issues facing Canadian society
as well as social and cultural systems in other countries.
The journal also features a lively debate/commentary
section encouraging the intensive exchange of ideas,
along with regular sections such as ‘Notes on Society’
that address topical issues of the day from a social
science point of view and ‘Notes on the Discipline’
designed to discuss a variety of issues encountered in the
course of the sociological analysis of modern society. In
addition each issue of the Canadian Journal of Sociology
has a comprehensive book review section.
The Yearbook of
Comparative and
General Literature
The Yearbook of Comparative and General Literature
is dedicated to the publication of theoretically
informed research in literary studies with a comparative,
intercultural, or interdisciplinary emphasis.
We invite articles on the comparative study of the
arts, film studies with a focus on literature, international
literary relations, pedagogy, and the theory
and practice of translation, as well as on the study
of genres and modes, themes and motifs, periods
and movements.
Canadian Theatre Review
Canadian Theatre Review is the major magazine
of record for Canadian theatre. It is committed to
excellence in the critical analysis and innovative
coverage of current developments in Canadian
theatre, to advocating new issues and artists, and
to publishing at least one significant new playscript
per issue. The editorial board is committed to
CTR’s practice of theme issues that present multifaceted
and in-depth examinations of the emerging
issues of the day and to expanding the practice of
criticism in Canadian theatre and to the development
of new voices. This includes an ongoing and
active search for writers from historically marginalized
and silenced communities
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