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Call for Proposals for Summer Issue (2021) of ECTI. For more information please go to
LMA (Lisboa Metropolitan Area) and the Lioz Limestone Selection Environment Influence, by Laurindo Amorim
This manuscript covers a lot of ground, delving into the history, archaeology, and even chemistry of limestone and other types of stones in Portugal. Describes the countless utilities that can be used with stone. As well as making known the role of some places in the Lisboa Metropolitan Area in the distribution of the stone in various places around the world.
ECTI is proud to announce the publication of its "Scholarship in a Time of Crisis" special issue. We would like to thank all of our contributors. Please find the issue at
ECTI is pleased to announce that we are now using Scholastica for our online peer-review submission system! To submit an essay, log on to our administrative platform, at
From the Editors of ECTI: A Statement of Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, and Access:
From the Editors of ECTI: A Statement of Diversity, Inclusion, Eauity, and Access:
The Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation (ECTI) seeks submissions for its upcoming issues. We are a peer-reviewed journal focusing on Western culture between 1660 and 1830. With the annual meeting of the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ASECS) just around the corner, this would be a great time to send us your material or propose a special issue. Many of the attendees and speakers are current or former journal members. If interested, please contact us at
[email protected].
My book Elizabeth Craven: Writer, Feminist and European, is now available in paperback:
https://vernonpress.com/book/394
It is a re-assessment of this neglected Georgian feminist writer and considers many works previously overlooked.
To mark the availability of the paperback edition the publishers are offering a limited-time 30% discount for orders placed through their website. To obtain the discount please enter the following coupon code at checkout: VNCJFUDBHA
The offer expires in 60 days.
Happy Birthday Keats:
We are pleased to announce our upcoming workshop series. We kick off on Friday, 13 October at the University of Glasgow Concert Hall with Concerto Caledonia. Events will take place monthly thereafter and are free to the public. Please share widely utilising #EAERN&LEARN