Copyright 1997, the publishers. Negations is published twice annually in the city of Dallas, Texas, United States of America.
Negations is an interdisciplinary journal of social thought dedicated to expanding the realm of discourse. Our methodological approach is to draw on directly relevant work by scholars, poets and artists from across the arts and humanities to create a wide ranging synthesis of critical assessments of the current realm of discourse and a range of proposals synthesized from the traditions and experts of the collective arts and humanities.
Charter subscriptions are available at $16 annually. Regular subscription rates are $20.
Poetry or article submissions should include three print copies and, if possible, a copy on either Macintosh or DOS disk in a standard wordprocessor format. Articles should be 15 to 25 double-spaced pages in Chicago style with bibliography. Please include a biography. Submissions of poetry should include four to ten poems. Artwork is accepted in black and white only. Submissions are judged in a peer selection process.
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Lantz Miller - Book review Editor
Alex Argyros - Literary Studies, University of Texas at Dallas
William S. Babcock - Director, Graduate Program in Religious Studies, Southern Methodist University
Charles R. Bombach - History of Ideas, University of Texas at Dallas
David Channell - History of Ideas and - Philosophy of Science, University of Texas at Dallas
William Gibson - Sociology, University of California at Santa Barbara
Susan Heckman - Dean of Graduate Program in Humanities, University of Texas at Arlington
Frederick Hotz - Philosophy, Collin County Community College
Lorraine Kahn - Formerly Visiting Scholar in Film, Institute of Industrial Relations, The University of California at Berkeley
Barry Katz - Formerly Professor of Philosophy, Stanford University
Marcia Landy - Department of English, University of Pittsburgh
James O'Connor - Professor of Economics, The University of California at Santa Cruz
George Pepper - retired, Jaspers Scholar, Iona College
Jim Perkinson - Historical Theology, University of Detroit
Nicoletta Pireddu - Rice University
Brian Spitzberg - Communication, San Diego State University
Theodore Walker - Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University
Victor Worsfold - Ethics, University of Texas at Dallas