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Due to mounting pressure of excellent submissions and special-issue proposals, we are delighted to announce that in 2018, the journal’s 25th anniversary year, Angelaki: Journal of the Theoretical Humanities will increase its frequency from four to six issues per volume. From 2018 the annual volume will normally comprise four special issues and two general (nontheme) issues.
“Angelaki: Journal of the Theoretical Humanities is one of the most important cross-disciplinary journals of the humanities in the world. Founded in Oxford, UK in the early 1990s, and still based there, it has over the course of 25 years published in the region of 1,000 contributions from international writers, including many leading scholars and thinkers, in the fields of European philosophy, literary theory, art and cultural theory, social and political theory. The journal has also frequently included original work by poets and artists. Angelaki is well known for its substantial special issues, many of which have been vanguard collections signposting emerging developments in the field designated by the journal the ‘theoretical humanities’. Angelaki articles are read by scholars throughout the world. By 2015 approaching 2,500 institutions had access to the journal.”