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Founded in 1976, Film Criticism recently completed its thirty-sixth year of continuous publication, making it the third oldest academic film journal in the country. FC has published the work of such international scholars as Dudley Andrew, David Bordwell, David Cook, Robin Wood, Janet Staiger, Ann Kaplan, Andrew Horton, Wheeler Winston Dixon, Marcia Landy, and Peter Lehman. Equally important, we continue to present the very best writing from a new generation of film historians, theorists, and critics representing many different disciplines, cultures, and critical perspectives. "The critical analysis found in the essay-length articles is of a particularly high quality... Researchers will profit from the excellent book review section " (Katz's Magazines for Libraries). In addition, Film Criticism regularly publishes single-theme issues, extensive interviews, and festival reports. Lloyd Michaels, Editor |
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Last Updated May 31st, 2013 |
Announcement: Special Double Issues on Genealogical and Archaeological Approaches to 3-D The upcoming issue on Genealogical and Archaelogical Approaches to 3-D, edited by Kristen Whissel (University of California at Berkeley), has been expanded to include reports from the Berlin and Cannes film festivals plus recent book reviews. The issue will exceed 150 pp. and will be published mid-summer. See "News and Notes" for the list of articles. Please note that this issue will overlap Vols. 37-38. The issue to follow will be V. 38, n. 2 (Winter 2013-14). General Call For Manuscripts Manuscripts (maximum 6000 words) for Film Criticism should be submitted in duplicate and use MLA style for documentation. A report from the editor will normally be returned within three months. Electronic submission (Word attachment) We invite proposals for special issues. Please request a copy of "Guidelines for Guest Editors." We recommend queries from potential authors before manuscript submission. 15-20% acceptance rate |
