05/07/2024
JEPS is delighted to announce the publication of its 9.1 Special Issue, Periodicals beyond Hierarchies: Challenging Geopolitical and Social ‘Centres’ and ‘Peripheries’.
Guest editors Gábor Dobó, Aled Gruffydd Jones, Merse Pál Szeredi and Zsuzsa Török have drawn from the 10th Annual ESPRit Conference at the Central European Research Institute for Art History (KEMKI) in Budapest to present a selection of cutting-edge reflections on the issue of centres and peripheries in Europe, ranging from 1920s Syrian women’s journals to 1970s grassroots artists’ journals, and from Latin journals in Hungary to the geopolitics of the Avant Garde.
This issue’s articles are:
- Gabor Dobó, Aled Gruffydd Jones, Merse Pál Szeredi and Zsuzsa Török's Introduction
- Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel, Nicola Carboni and Marie Barras' "Plotting the Geopoltics of Twentieth-Century Modern and Avant-Garde Illustrated Periodicals"
- Piroska Balogh's "Anachronism or Cultural Transfer? Latin Journals in the Public Sphere of the Hungarian Kingdom in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries"
- Barbara Winckler's "Between 'Central' and 'Marginal': Three Syrian Women's Journals of the 1920s, Beirut and Damascus"
- Magdolna Gucsa "The Double Resistance of the German Periodical Die Zone (1933-34) in Paris"
- Marie Boivent and Giorgio Di Domenico's "Strategies of Displacement in Artists' Periodicals from the 1970s: Neon de Suro, Schmuck, Commonpress, and La Città di Riga"
- Book reviews by Helena Goodwyn, Mary Elizabeth Leighton, and Bénédicte Coste.
Browse this issue, and our Open Access back issues, here: https://openjournals.ugent.be/jeps/
