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Friday, February 11, 2022

Open Access Journal: Journal of Hebrew Scriptures

[First posted in AWOL 23 October 2009. Updated 11 February 2022]

Journal of Hebrew Scriptures
ISSN: 1203-1542
  Journal of Hebrew Scriptures.
The Journal of Hebrew Scriptures (JHS) is an internationally peer-reviewed, open-access journal established in 1996, to foster scholarly research on the Hebrew Bible, ancient Israel’s history, and cognate fields of study.

Current Issue

Vol. 21 (2021): Volume 21
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Saturday, October 16, 2021

Open Access Journal: Teiresias: A Review and Bibliography of Boiotian Studies

[First posted in AWOL 9 November 2009. Updated 16 October 2021]

Teiresias: A Review and Bibliography of Boiotian Studies
ISSN; 1206-5730
Teiresias is a review and continuing bibliography of Boiotian studies (ISSN 1206-5730). It is published twice a year. The core of the journal is its bibliography, but it also publishes archaeological reports, announcements of scholarly events and a Work in Progress section. Since 2000 the journal has carried regular reports of the work of the Ancient Cities of Boeotia Survey Project, as well as reports of the work of the Eastern Boeotia Archaeological Project (EBAP), and the Archaeological Reconnaissance of Uninvestigated Remains of Agriculture (AROURA). From 1976 to 1986 an epigraphic appendix (Epigraphica) was published by the late Paul Roesch. The epigraphic appendix was relaunched in 2016. The journal also maintains a series of Supplements. Since 2016, supplement volumes appear as Teiresias Supplements Online (TSO), edited by Hans Beck and Fabienne Marchand.  
Coming out of McGill University in Montreal, the journal appeared first in 1971, and has been published steadily since then. From 1971 to 1979 it was produced under the joint editorship of Albert Schachter and John Fossey. Albert Schachter has been the sole editor since 1980. From 2016 Teiresias is edited by Fabienne Marchand.
Teiresias was published in print until 1990, and since 1991 has been an online publication, distributed free of charge. Users should register with the editor to have their names added to a mailing list in order to receive notification of the publication of the latest issue. All back issues are available for download here.

Teiresias 51.1 (2021)

Teiresias 50.2 (2020)

Teiresias 50.1 (2020)

Teiresias 49.2 (2019)

Teiresias 49.1 (2019)

Teiresias 48.2 (2018)

Teiresias 48.1 (2018) 

Teiresias 47.2 (2017)

Teiresias 47.1 (2017)

Teiresias 46.2 (2016)

Teiresias 46.1 (2016)

Teiresias 45.2 (2015)

Teiresias 45.1 (2015)

Teiresias 44.2 (2014)

Teiresias 44.1 (2014)

Teiresias 43.2 (2013)

Teiresias 43.1 (2013)

Teiresias 42.2 (2012)

Teiresias 42.1b (2012)

Teiresias 42.1a (2012)

Teiresias 41.2b (2011)

Teiresias 41.2a (2011)

Teiresias 41.1 (2011)

Teiresias 40.2 (2010)

Teiresias 40.1 (2010)

Teiresias 39.2 (2009)

Teiresias 39.1 (2009)

Teiresias 38.2 (2008)

Teiresias 38.1 (2008)

Teiresias 37.2 (2007)

Teiresias 37.1 (2007)

Teiresias 36.2 (2006)

Teiresias 36.1 (2006)

Teiresias 35.2 (2005)

Teiresias 35.1 (2005)

Teiresias 34.2 (2004)

Teiresias 34.1 (2004)

Teiresias 33.2 (2003)

Teiresias 33.1 (2003)

Teiresias 32.2 (2002)

Teiresias 32.1 (2002)

Teiresias 31.2 (2001)

Teiresias 31.1 (2001)

Teiresias 30.2 (2000)

Teiresias 30.1 (2000)

Teiresias 29 (1999)

Teiresias 28 (1998)

Teiresias 27 (1997)

Teiresias 26 (1996)

Teiresias 25 (1995)

Teiresias 24 (1994)

Teiresias 23 (1993)

Teiresias 22 (1992)

Teiresias 21 (1991)

Teiresias 20 (1990)

Teiresias 19 (1989)

Teiresias 18 (1988)

Teiresias 17 (1987)

Teiresias 16 (1986)

Teiresias 15 (1985)

Teiresias 14 (1984)

Teiresias 13 (1983)

Teiresias 12 (1982)

Teiresias 11 (1981)

Teiresias Archaeologica 3 (1980, file 1 ----- file 2 ----- file 3)

Teiresias 10 (1980)

Teiresias Archaeologica 2 (1979, file 1 ----- file 2)

Teiresias 9 (1979, file 1 ----- file 2 ----- file 3)

Teiresias Archaeologica 1 (1978)  

Teiresias 8 (1978, file 1 ----- file 2) 

Teiresias 7.2 (1977)

Teiresias 7.1 (1977)

Teiresias 6.2 (1976)

Teiresias 6.1 (1976)

Teiresias 5.3 (1975)

Teiresias 5.2 (1975)

Teiresias 5.1 (1975)

Teiresias 4.2 (1974)

Teiresias 4.1 (1974)

Teiresias 3.2 (1973)

Teiresias 3.1 (1973)

Teiresias 2.2 (1972)

Teiresias 2.1 (1972)

Teiresias 1.2 (1971)

Teiresias 1.1 (1971)


Sunday, October 10, 2021

Open Access Journal: The Corvus Journal of Classics and Ancient History

[First posted in AWOL 4 February 2019, updated 10 October 2021]

The Corvus Journal of Classics and Ancient History
ISSN: 2369-9086 (Print)
ISSN: 2369-9094 (Online)

Corvus, now in its fifth year of publication, is an undergraduate level journal that allows students to come together to produce a highly professional undergraduate journal.  Being completely student run, funded, edited, and overseen, the journal of the Carleton University Classics Society strives to improve with each passing year, while continuing to offer new insight into the realm of the Classics.
The hard work of our students pays offs each year with our annual publication of Corvus and its quality continues to be challenged and improved.

The journal is produced annually, and is managed completely by undergraduate students. Contributions may be sent to the editor of Corvus through the Greek and Roman Studies Administrator.

       

      Tuesday, March 23, 2021

      Open Access Monograph Series: Teiresias Supplements Online

      ISSN: 2700-3590 
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      Teiresias Supplements Online is an open access venue for the publication of high-end research in Classical Studies. Supplementing the journal Teiresias Online Review and Bibliography of Boiotian Studies, the mission of the series is to foster research on Central Greece and its core region Boiotia. At the same time, the supplements have a wider geographical range, branching out into the history and culture of the Greek mainland and the Peloponnese, from the Bronze Age to Late Antiquity. Read more.

      Teiresias Supplements Online is a publication out of Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany. It offers a swift two-step reviewing process. A detailed proposal is first examined by the advisory board, and, if successful, the editors will forward the submitted manuscript for peer review.

      All inquiries and submissions should be directed to the series editors Fabienne Marchand and Hans Beck.

      Salvatore Tufano: Boiotia from Within. The Beginnings of Boiotian Historiography. TSO Vol. 2, 2019.

      Boiotians are not known as the most cultivated people. In Greek antiquity, they were widely viewed as backward. The legacy continues: in several modern languages, the term ‘Boiotian’ may be used as a synonym for ‘boorish' or 'rude.’ This volume challenges this reading through the study of a specific cultural output: historiography. Not only, in fact, did Boiotia give birth to memorable authors such as Pindar and Plutarch, but there was also a lively historiographical scene. Between the end of the fifth century BCE and the years of the Theban Hegemony (371-362 BCE), this literary genre developed gradually in the region, speaking to a series of critical societal themes: who are the Boiotians? What do they believe? Why do the fighting roosters of Tanagra wear iron sticks? Through a detailed commentary on the fragments of the first historiographers of Boiotia (Hellanikos, Armenidas, Aristophanes, and Daimachos), the author brings to life the local history of the region. The volume unlocks a body of evidence, local historiography, which is of pivotal importance for a multi-facetted approach to ancient Boiotia - from within.

      Published: 2019-08-10

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      Hans Beck and Philip J. Smith (eds): Megarian Moments. The Local World of an Ancient Greek City-State. TSO Vol. 1, 2018.

      Situated near the main traffic artery in Central Greece and surrounded by poleis that were more powerful, the city-state of Megara was often a punching bag of others. In neighbouring Athens in particular, the Megarians were subject to all sorts of slander. The people of Megara, by default, had their own assessment of the world and their role in it. A highway to others, the Megarid, was a rich source of meaning and orientation to its inhabitants. This local backdrop, often misunderstood as petty or irrelevant, constituted a unique local discourse environment. Rather than telling a narrative history of Megara – unravelling its local history, as it were –, this volume delves into the local discourse of this ancient city. The various contributions all shed light on the prevailing identity of place, on what it meant to be from Megara. In doing so, the book unpacks the vibrant local life in a Greek city-state. In their endeavour to break the code of a local discourse and recreate its environment, the editors and authors also invite readers to rethink approximations toward the pluriverse of poleis in Greek Antiquity.

      And see AWOL's Alphabetical List of Open Access Monograph Series in Ancient Studies

      Sunday, March 7, 2021

      Open Access Journal: Canadian Classical Bulletin = Bulletin canadien des études anciennes (CCB)

      [First posted in AWOL 1 November 2009. Updated 7 March 2021]

      Canadian Classical Bulletin = Bulletin canadien des études anciennes  (CCB)
      ISSN: 1198-9149
      The Canadian Classical Bulletin (CCB) is the official electronic bulletin of the CAC and is published on the 15th of every month, with special issues when necessary. Issues are mailed directly to subscribers’ e-mail accounts and are subsequently archived on the CCB Archive pages.

      The CCB serves as the organ for the efficient dissemination of official announcements of the CAC. Our hope is that it will also help scholars, students, and other friends of Classics keep abreast of relevant developments in Canada and abroad.

      CCB Archive

      A full archive of the Bulletin can be found in the Electronic Collection of Library and Archives Canada.

      Volume 27: September 2020 — January 2021

      Volume 26: September 2019 — August 2020

      Volume 25: September 2018 — August 2019

      Volume 24: September 2017 — August 2018

      Volume 23: September 2016 — August 2017

      Volume 22: September 2015 — August 2016

      Volume 21: September 2014 — August 2015

      Volume 20: September 2013 — August 2014

      Volume 19: September 2012 — August 2013

      Volume 18: September 2011 — August 2012

      Volume 17: September 2010 — August 2011

      Volume 16: September 2009 — August 2010

      Volume 15: September 2008 — August 2009

      Volume 14: September 2007 — August 2008

      Volume 13: September 2006 — August 2007

      Volume 12: September 2005 — August 2006

      Volume 11: September 2004 — August 2005

      Volume 10: September 2003 — August 2004

      Volume 9: September 2002 — August 2003

      Volume 8: September 2001 – August 2002

      Volume 7: September 2000 – August 2001

      Volume 6: September 1999 – August 2000

      Volume 5: June 1999 – August 1999

      Click here for CCB Volumes published before September 2005