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Journal
Knjiženstvo, Journal for Studies in Literature, Gender and Culture was established within the project of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia – Knjiženstvo, Theory and History of Women’s Writing in Serbian until 1915.
Knjiženstvo is a scientific journal (category M52) included in the databases EBSCO, ERIH PLUS and CEEOL. Knjiženstvo, Journal for Studies in Literature, Gender and Culture, affirms interdisciplinary studies of women’s presence and work in literature, art and culture, as well as the field of digital humanities. The journal encourages cooperation in the study of gender in all languages, across various cultures and time periods. The editorial staff of the journal is particularly interested in innovative contributions of potential authors and is committed to the advancing of academic standards and the fight against every form of discrimination.
The journal is published annually in an electronic format. Manuscripts prepared according to author instructions are submitted by September 1 of the current year to the following e-mail addresses: knjizenstvo@fil.bg.ac.rs and knjizenstvo@gmail.com. Manuscripts selected by the editorial board then undergo a peer review process.
The journal is published in December on the Knjiženstvo platform.
The journal Knjiženstvo, Journal for Studies in Literature, Gender and Culture, in its work and editorial organization, as well as the content published, maintains exclusively the stances and procedures that are non-discriminatory.
1. Publication Ethics
2. Submission Guidelines
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3. Editorial Policy
4. Author's Statement
5. Copyright Transfer
Since its establishment, the journal has been connected to the Knjiženstvo database.
Digital Database
The digital database Knjiženstvo, Theory and History of Women’s Writing in Serbian until 1915 was established within the project of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development from the project cycle which lasted between 2011 and 2019.
The database contains information on the work of Serbian women writers from the Middle Ages to 1915. This includes basic biographical and bibliographic data, data on translations, women’s journals, ties with other women writers, both Serbian and foreign, as well as mutual influences and links leading to digitized texts. The digital database continues the tradition of de-hierarchized articles on women’s literary and artistic work, such as lists and bibliographies of women’s works, written from the end of the 19th to the end of the 20th century, emphasizing at the same time the need to constantly complement and upgrade the database, which is enabled by this medium.