Publishing in the Humanities

A substantial list of publications is key for academic careers. However, publications are not a by-product of scholarly work. Successful publishing needs as much attention as the research itself.

The course “Publishing in the Humanities” provides doctoral candidates in the field of humanities with examples of successful publication strategies and a deeper understanding of publication procedures.

Course content:

Publication strategies as career strategies

◾transition process from student to researcher

◾the publication arc (long-term publication plan)

◾advantages and disadvantages of publishing as doctoral candidate

Types of publication

◾monograph/book

◾peer-reviewed papers

◾contributions to anthologies/collections

◾reviews and review essays

conference minutes

Trainer: Gerald Lind