Outlines

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Focus and Scope Outlines. Critical Practice Studies combines critique of science, professional practice, and socio-cultural issues in an attempt to intervene in public discourses and establish counter-discourses in various social fields. Outlines . Critical Practice Studies seeks to publish research and scholarly works in the midst of their emergence, as work in progress. An orientation towards the unfinalized and the novel is an inseparable component of critical research. Thus, we aim to provide a publishing space for works at different stages that privilege inventiveness and audacity without a rigidly pre-established formal configuration. We explicitly welcome works by authors at different stages in their careers. Outlines. Critical Practice Studies should be viewed as sketches full of living promises. They point towards figures not yet clearly seen and come to life in the richness of concrete social practice, making a difference in the field, in contemporary movements, in and public opinion. It is by reaching out into social practice that theory may become self-critical—creative, innovative, imaginative. Outlines. Critical Practice Studies wishes to engage forms of social research in which theory and practice presuppose and move each other in reflected processes of development. Outlines. Critical Practice Studies seeks new relations between theory and practice in which the one is merely modeled in the image of the other. This implies a recognition of the reflexive knowledgeability of or in practices. It also requires a reflection on the socio-historical context and impact of science and knowledge. Outlines. Critical Practice Studies gives room for open, critical debates between different positions on the role of research and the self-understanding of institutions of research and higher education in our contemporary social formations. Perhaps most importantly, it seeks to build dialogue among and bridge critical approaches, including feminist, an

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