New book series

[hlmurav at UIUC.EDU]

"Borderlines: Russian and East European- Jewish Studies" seeks submissions in 
history, philosophy, literature, the visual arts, anthropology, and studies that 
explore the intersections among these fields. Particular encouragement will be 
given to submissions that: (1) challenge assumptions about the definitions of 
Jewish Studies and Russian and East European studies; (2) emphasize new 
theoretical approaches; and (3) closely parse formal structures  to get at new 
meanings, or trace a single theme or trope across disciplines, languages, 
geographical regions, and time periods. "Borderlines" also welcomes studies 
that focus on a single author, period, institution, event, or aspect of daily life 
among Russian and East-European Jews.
Editor: Harriet Murav, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

"Borderlines" is published by
www.academicstudiespress.com
Manuscripts should be sent by email to  
manuscripts at academicstudiespress.com or via postal mail to:
Academic Studies Press
Attn: Submissions
145 Lake Shore Road, # 3
Brighton MA 02135 
Proposals should contain a letter of inquiry, a prospectus of no more than five 
pages, a cv, a table of contents, and a sample chapter or two.
Harriet Murav
Professor and Head
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
Professor, Comparative Literature
phone (217) 333-9275
fax 217 244 4019
3092 Foreign Languages Building
707 South Mathews, MC 170
Urbana, IL 61801

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