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CfP Inscriptions 8n2: Open Issue

2024-10-29

Inscriptions, an international journal for contemporary thinking on philosophy, psycho-analysis, and the arts, invites contributions to our upcoming open issue (vol. 8, no. 2). We are looking for well-crafted and skilfully written scholarly essays and creative criticism that in some way engage our mandate. Deadline for proposals: 15 March, 2025.

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Current Issue

Vol. 8 No. 1 (2025): Navigating the Critical Zone
Photography of drought, grass, and weed

The “critical zone” refers to a dynamic interface where geological, biological, and atmospheric processes converge to sustain and regulate life at Earth's surface. As sites where human and non-human forces – ecological, political, and technological – 
converge, critical zones are actively mediated, reimagined, and instrumentalized in cultural narratives and economic systems. This issue of Inscriptions investigates the impacts of discourses that engage with or from the critical zone.

Cover-image: “Drought, Grass, Weed,” photography by Markus Distelrath. Used by permission. 

Published: 2025-01-15

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Inscriptions is a peer-reviewed international journal that features articles, creative writing and artwork that engage our mandate. Please make your submission through this editorial and publishing system. Register as an author by clicking the Make a submission button on this page. After verifying your e-mail address you may then log in to your account and select New submission. We encourage authors to submit a 150 word proposal for an indicative recommendation from the issue editor/editor-in-chief prior to submitting a full manuscript. Work published by Inscriptions will be Open Access under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Inscriptions is published twice a year.