Dejiny - Teorie - Kritika

Aims & Scope

The History – Theory – Criticism journal aims to inspire and develop critical and innovative approaches to the past. Attention is given to explicit reflection on the theory and methods of historical writing. The journal is open to theoretically focused texts as well as studies which apply theoretical approaches and concepts and test them on empirical material. In addition to the main section Studies and Essays , which mainly presents the results of long-term research, the journal offers a discussion-oriented content. It features Discussion and Disputes as well as Reviews and Reflections sections. The latter two allow scholars to discuss some of the current issues in historical science. The History – Theory – Criticism journal also maintains a long tradition of publishing parallel and collaborative reviews, which offer a more comprehensive and multifaceted reflection on historical studies. Papers may be presented in Czech and English. The journal has long served as an important mediator in academic cross-cultural exchange, for example through organising lectures by visiting scholars or contributing to the development of specialised terminology in Czech. In this way, it is becoming a platform that brings together authors from different academic and linguistic backgrounds (and thus goes far beyond the English-Czech linguistic dichotomy). The History – Theory – Criticism journal welcomes interdisciplinary papers and has long been publishing texts by early career as well as already established scientists. Submissions are assessed for consistency with the journal's profile by a rigorous, mutually anonymous peer review process.

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