e-Epanastasi is seeking submissions
for Plethon,
a demo issue of a printed Pan-Hellenic journal we hope to regularly produce in
the near future. The journal is named in honor of Georgios “Plethon” Gemistos,
a 15th century Greek scholar of Neoplatonic philosophy. It is thanks
to Plethon that Plato’s teachings were re-introduced to Western Europe. Submissions
open January 19 and close March 1st, 2016.
Potential submissions should fall
within one the following subject categories: Anti-Hellenism (racial, ethnic
or religious discrimination of Greeks), Hellenic Advocacy (Issues
& Strategies), Hellenismos (theology & practice), or Forgotten Hellenes (often over looked ethnic Greek communities). Suggestions for
possible submissions include, but are not limited to: op-eds, position/policy
papers, interviews, or articles
All works must be
original. Scholarly papers or articles must provide proper citation for all
sources in the form of a bibliography and in text citations. Upon
acceptance, the author will be asked to complete a permission to publish form,
and include a brief author biography to be included in the issue.
Those interested should submit a
proposal, no more than 450 words to eepanastasi@gmail.com, please be sure to include Plethon in the subject
of your email.
Acceptable lengths for approved submissions are as follows:
op-eds (500-1,000 words), position/policy papers (2,000-4,000 words), and interviews/essays
(1,500-2,000 words).
The editor reserves the right to make minor changes to formatting,
spelling, and grammar, if necessary. The editor also reserves the right to
request modifications or to reject submissions as necessary.No monetary
compensation will be provided to contributors, as this demo issue will not be
sold, but rather distributed for free. Authors can, however, request a printed
copy for themselves.
