Aigne seeks reports for vol. 11. The theme of this issue is ‘Response: Reflection and Action’.
Reports should be 1,000 words in length and should be original, unpublished in print or electronically and not under consideration elsewhere.
Read More Read more about Call for submission: Conference/ Academic event reportsThis call encourages postgraduate researchers who presented at the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences (CACSSS) Research Conference to turn their paper into a peer reviewed publication with Aigne.
CACSSS PG researchers are asked to submit their papers (c. 4,000–6,000 words) via the Aigne website by 7th April, adhering to Aigne's Author Guidelines.
Aigne is looking for articles which engage with the theme of 'Response: Reflection and Action' in imaginative and diverse ways.
Deadline for abstracts: February 21st 2025
Authors will be notified by notified by March 4th.
Deadline for articles: May 4th 2025
(Deadline for articles extended: May 9th).
Expected publication Spring 2026.
Aigne is seeking image submissions to feature on the cover of the 2024 Spring/Summer Issue.
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Aigne, 2024 Issue
Theme: Encounters
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Aigne, 2024 Issue
Theme: “Encounters”
Deadline: 1st September, 2023
The aim of this issue is to engage with the theme of “Encounters” in diverse ways. This has led to the following selection of books for review.
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Aigne, 2024 Issue
Theme: “Encounters”
Deadline: 15th August, 2023
The aim of our upcoming issue, Aigne Vol. 10, is to engage with the theme of "Encounters" in diverse ways. This has led to the following selection of books for review:
Azuma, Hiroki. 2023. Philosophy of the Tourist. Urbanomic. Falmouth.
Giuliani, Chiara, and Kate Hodgson, eds. 2022. Memory, Mobility, and Material Culture. Routledge.
Neiman, Susan. 2023. Left is Not Woke. Polity Press. Cambridge.
Read More Read more about Call for Book ReviewersAigne seeks reports for its 2024 issue. The theme of this issue is ‘Encounters’.
Reports should be 1,000 words in length and should be original, unpublished in print or electronically and not under consideration elsewhere.
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Aigne is looking for articles which engage with the theme of 'Encounters' in imaginative and diverse ways.
Deadline for abstracts: June 2nd, 2023
Deadline for articles: August 15th, 2023.
Expected publication Spring 2024.
Liminal spaces are often associated with a state of transition; permanence and finality are frequently seen as a mirage from such a space. However, this space entices one to keep going - enjoy as well as endure the process before they attain their final stop. Indeed, this path may present extreme ends of the spectrum for the one travelling, however it is the journey that matters after all. Liminality often extends its spatial extents to marginality and departures, both of which can be seen from a positive and negative aspect. While spaces can be physical, experiences encapsulated through marginality and transitions are non-physical and poetic. Thus, we call for creative pieces based on this year's theme of liminal spaces, extending to topics such as marginality, transition and departure.
Read More Read more about Call for Creative PiecesThe aim of our upcoming issue, Aigne Vol. 9, is to engage with the theme of “Liminality: Transitions and Marginalities” in diverse ways. This has led to the following selection of books for review:
Borg, R., and Fagan, R. 2020. Flann O’Brien: Gallows Humour. Cork University Press. Cork.
Taylor, Becky. 2021. Refugees in Twentieth-Century Britain. Cambridge University Press.
To be considered for the review of one of the above books, send an email stating intent to aigne@ucc.ie by July 25th, 2021. Please title your email “Book Title Review: Surname, Forename” and attach an up-to-date Resume/CV.
Read More Read more about Call for Book ReviewersThe term liminality encapsulates a state of transition wherein new ideas, identities, solidarities can come into being. As a concept it thus offers a crucial prism through which any in-between phase for a person, group, or even for a whole society can be better understood and has today gained increasing use within the humanities, social sciences and beyond.
In the current day and age, liminal spaces permeate the essence of uncertainties and marginalities. This space can be occupied by those in stasis, which represents detachment and departure from expectations borne of stability towards the marginal spaces of uncertainty, fluidity, and the suspended potentiality of the unknown.
Thus, we call for papers based on the theme of liminal spaces, marginality, transitions and departures.
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Aigne, 2020 Issue
Theme: “Crisis: Predicament and Potential”
Aigne is looking for articles which engage with the theme of 'Crisis: Predicament and Potential' in challenging and diverse ways.
Deadline for abstracts: April 19th, 2019
Deadline for articles: July 26th, 2019.
Expected publication Early Spring 2020.
