Editorial Board Volume II, n° 1
- Type de publication : Article de revue
- Revue : Montaigne Studies An Interdisciplinary Forum
1990, n° 2. varia - Pages : 1 à 2
- Réimpression de l’édition de : 1990
- Revue : Montaigne Studies
- Thème CLIL : 4027 -- SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES, LETTRES -- Lettres et Sciences du langage -- Lettres -- Etudes littéraires générales et thématiques
- EAN : 9782406070009
- ISBN : 978-2-406-07000-9
- ISSN : 2592-6993
- DOI : 10.15122/isbn.978-2-406-07000-9.p.0001
- Éditeur : Montaigne Studies
- Mise en ligne : 10/01/2018
- Périodicité : Annuelle
- Langue : Anglais
1 MONTAIGNE STUDIES
An Interdisciplinary Forum
428 Herter Hall, University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003 USA (413) 545-0900
Editorial Board:
Cathleen Bauschatz Barbara Bowen Jules Brody Tom G Conley Charlotte Costa Kleis Robert Cottrell Betty J.Davis Gérard Defaux Philippe Desan Gabrielle Divay Colin Dickson William Engel Sue Farquhaz Michael Giordano Floyd Gray Marcel Gutwirth Patrick Henry Constance Jordan Dalia Judovitz Lawrence D. Kritzman Eva Kushner Raymond La Charité Élaine Limbrick Kenneth Lloyd-Jones Robert Melançon Glyn Norton John Nothnagle François Paré T. Anthony Peny Michael Platt Dora Polachek Richazd L. Regosin Steven Rendait Régine Reynolds-Comell François Rigolot Mary Rowan Randolph Runyon
David Schaefer
Donald Stone
Marcel Tetel
Gwendolyn Trottein Marcelle Maistre Welch
Ilana Zinguer
Director- TreasLrrer:
Daniel Martin
Editor-in- Chieffor
1989 and 1990:
Philippe Desan
University of Chicago
Advisory Board.•
Floyd Gray
University of Michigan
Eva Kushner
Victoria University
Steven Rendall
University of Ore on
Robert Cottre~l
Ohio State University
François Rigolot
Princeton University
Until June 30 1991, manuscripts may be sent to Professor Robert Cottrell, Department of French and Italian, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210.
Members of the Editorial Board as well as those of the Advisory Board are encouraged to contact the carrent Editor-in-Chief in order to suggest topics and exchange ideas for future theme publications and to submit papers for publication. A new Editor-in-Chief will be elected every one or two years by the members of the Editorial Board.
Copies of the journal may be purchased from Hestia Press, P.O. Box 2381, Amherst, MA 01004.
2 MONTAGNE STUDIES, An Interdisciplinary Forum, is issued under the direction of an Editor-in-Chief, yearly elected among American scholars. The journal is published and distributed by Hestia Press.
A related publication is a book on Montaigne, The Order of Montaigne's Essays (Hestia Press, 1989, ISBN 1-878417-00-2, 247 pages, 19 illustrations, cloth, acid-free payer, volume size 7 by 10 inches, $16.95). It is a collection of articles that were presented at the International Montaigne Colloquium held at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst on October 6-8, 1988. The articles were selected around the central theme of the physical organization of the chapters (essays) in Book Three of the Essays. The International Colloquium celebrated the 400th anniversary of the first publication of Book Three in 1588. Reprints of this original 1580 édition (Books I and II) and of the original 1588 (Book III) with notes and all the variants are available through Hestia Press.
The journal MONTAGNE STUDIES is strongly interdisciplina- ry and welcomes a variety of approaches from différent disciplines and written in either French, Spanish, German, Italian or English. Contributors should follow the M LA style.
For subscriptions to MONTA/GNE STUDIES, please write to Hestia Press, P.O. Box 2381, Amherst, MA 01004. The cost of the First Issue (Vol. I, N° 1 - Nov. 1989), including shipment is $11.95. This is Vol. II, N° 1 - Oct. 1990. Vol. II, N° 2 will corne out in January 1991. The cost of the annual subscription (for two numbers starting with Vol. II, numbers 1 and 2) is $18.75.
Thanks are given here to Constance S preen, Manuscript Editor, who skillfully assisted Professor Philippe Desan at the University of Chicago in the préparation of this publication.
Copyright 1989 by HESTIA PRESS
P. O. Box 2381, Amherst, Mass. 01004
All rights reserved
ISSN 1049 2917
Printed in the United States of America
428 Herter Hall, University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003 USA (413) 545-0900
Editorial Board:
Cathleen Bauschatz Barbara Bowen Jules Brody Tom G Conley Charlotte Costa Kleis Robert Cottrell Betty J.Davis Gérard Defaux Philippe Desan Gabrielle Divay Colin Dickson William Engel Sue Farquhaz Michael Giordano Floyd Gray Marcel Gutwirth Patrick Henry Constance Jordan Dalia Judovitz Lawrence D. Kritzman Eva Kushner Raymond La Charité Élaine Limbrick Kenneth Lloyd-Jones Robert Melançon Glyn Norton John Nothnagle François Paré T. Anthony Peny Michael Platt Dora Polachek Richazd L. Regosin Steven Rendait Régine Reynolds-Comell François Rigolot Mary Rowan Randolph Runyon
David Schaefer
Donald Stone
Marcel Tetel
Gwendolyn Trottein Marcelle Maistre Welch
Ilana Zinguer
Director- TreasLrrer:
Daniel Martin
Editor-in- Chieffor
1989 and 1990:
Philippe Desan
University of Chicago
Advisory Board.•
Floyd Gray
University of Michigan
Eva Kushner
Victoria University
Steven Rendall
University of Ore on
Robert Cottre~l
Ohio State University
François Rigolot
Princeton University
Until June 30 1991, manuscripts may be sent to Professor Robert Cottrell, Department of French and Italian, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210.
Members of the Editorial Board as well as those of the Advisory Board are encouraged to contact the carrent Editor-in-Chief in order to suggest topics and exchange ideas for future theme publications and to submit papers for publication. A new Editor-in-Chief will be elected every one or two years by the members of the Editorial Board.
Copies of the journal may be purchased from Hestia Press, P.O. Box 2381, Amherst, MA 01004.
2 MONTAGNE STUDIES, An Interdisciplinary Forum, is issued under the direction of an Editor-in-Chief, yearly elected among American scholars. The journal is published and distributed by Hestia Press.
A related publication is a book on Montaigne, The Order of Montaigne's Essays (Hestia Press, 1989, ISBN 1-878417-00-2, 247 pages, 19 illustrations, cloth, acid-free payer, volume size 7 by 10 inches, $16.95). It is a collection of articles that were presented at the International Montaigne Colloquium held at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst on October 6-8, 1988. The articles were selected around the central theme of the physical organization of the chapters (essays) in Book Three of the Essays. The International Colloquium celebrated the 400th anniversary of the first publication of Book Three in 1588. Reprints of this original 1580 édition (Books I and II) and of the original 1588 (Book III) with notes and all the variants are available through Hestia Press.
The journal MONTAGNE STUDIES is strongly interdisciplina- ry and welcomes a variety of approaches from différent disciplines and written in either French, Spanish, German, Italian or English. Contributors should follow the M LA style.
For subscriptions to MONTA/GNE STUDIES, please write to Hestia Press, P.O. Box 2381, Amherst, MA 01004. The cost of the First Issue (Vol. I, N° 1 - Nov. 1989), including shipment is $11.95. This is Vol. II, N° 1 - Oct. 1990. Vol. II, N° 2 will corne out in January 1991. The cost of the annual subscription (for two numbers starting with Vol. II, numbers 1 and 2) is $18.75.
Thanks are given here to Constance S preen, Manuscript Editor, who skillfully assisted Professor Philippe Desan at the University of Chicago in the préparation of this publication.
P. O. Box 2381, Amherst, Mass. 01004
All rights reserved
ISSN 1049 2917
Printed in the United States of America