The Brock Review is an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journal published by the Humanities Research Institute at Brock University. The journal previously existed in print format, with the last issue (volume 9) appearing in 2005. The journal was relaunched in an online, open-access format in 2008. The Brock Review is included in the Directory of Open Access Journals.
The current issue explores the theme of "madness and creativity" and was inspired by the Madness Manifest Symposium which was held at Brock University in January 2008.
Call for Submissions
The Brock Review is seeking submissions for an upcoming general issue (Volume 11, Number 1). Articles that focus on any research topic in the Humanities will be considered for publication, but articles addressing interdisciplinary topics are especially encouraged. Creative pieces will also be considered for publication in this issue. Deadline for submissions to this general issue is September 30, 2009. Please see Author Guidelines for more information.
The current issue explores the theme of "madness and creativity" and was inspired by the Madness Manifest Symposium which was held at Brock University in January 2008.
Call for Submissions
The Brock Review is seeking submissions for an upcoming general issue (Volume 11, Number 1). Articles that focus on any research topic in the Humanities will be considered for publication, but articles addressing interdisciplinary topics are especially encouraged. Creative pieces will also be considered for publication in this issue. Deadline for submissions to this general issue is September 30, 2009. Please see Author Guidelines for more information.
