Call for Papers
\nSimone de Beauvoir Studies 32.1
\nRolling submissions until December 31st 2020
\nDid you know that you do not have write on Beauvoir to publish in SdBS?
\nQuestion: What do all of these writers have in common?
\nAnnie Ernaux\, Sylvie Le Bon de Beauvoir\, Yvette Roudy\, Julia Kristeva\, Sylvie Chaperon\, Margaret A. Simons\, Michè\;le Le Doeuff\, Ingrid Galster\, Sonia Kruks\, Daniè\;le Fleury\, Debra Bergoffen\, Ursula Tidd\, Susan Bainbrigge\, Claudine Monteil\, Eva Lundgren-Gothlin\, É\;liane Lecarme-Tabone\, Gail Weiss\, Deirdre Bair\, Alice Caffarel-Cayron\, Dominique Desanti\, Franç\;oise d&rsquo\;Eaubonne\, Tove Pettersen\, Annlaug Bjø\;rsnø\;s\, Hazel Rowley\, Denis Charbit\, Germaine Bré\;e\, and Hazel E. Barnes?
\nAnswer: They have all published in \;Simone de Beauvoir Studies.
\nJoin the list! Enlarge the list! \;SdBS \;seeks submissions of scholarly articles as well as submissions of creative\, journalistic\, experimental\, and autobiographical writing that bring new and underexplored disciplines\, discourses\, cultures\, and ideas into conversation with Beauvoir&rsquo\;s legacy. Submissions need not treat Beauvoir&rsquo\;s writings directly as long as they speak to a central theme in her work such as gender studies\, global politics\, existentialism\, and literary theory. \;
\nCompleted papers that follow the \;SdBS \;&ldquo\;Instructions for Authors&rdquo\; should be submitted online by \;December 31st\, 2020 \;at \;editorialmanager.com/sdbs \;
\nAll submissions must be anonymized and will be anonymously reviewed. Submitted articles that are not selected for this issue may be considered for other issues of \;SdBS. For more information\, see \;www.brill.com/sdbs.
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