Spring/Summer 2005 - University of Toronto Press Publishing

JOURNALSCanadian Historical ReviewThe Canadian Historical Review has provided generationsof Canadians with an analysis of the ideas,people, and events that have molded Canadiansociety and institutions into their present state. For86 years, Canada’s past has been examined from avast and multicultural perspective to provide a thoroughassessment of all influences.As a source for penetrating, authoritative scholarship,giving the sort of in-depth background necessaryfor understanding the course of daily events – both forCanadians themselves and for those with an interestin the nation’s affairs – the CHR is without rival.The CHR also provides comprehensive reviewsof books, websites, and video to interest all levels ofCanadian historians. Each issue also provides anextensive bibliography of recently published historicalwritings in all areas of Canadian history.Published quarterlyCanadian Theatre ReviewThe Canadian Theatre Review is the major magazineof record for Canadian theatre. It interests awide spectrum of the theatre community in Canada– performers, directors, professionals of all kindsinvolved in practice, academics, teachers, critics,and the theatre-going public. The magazine is committedto excellence in the critical analysis andinnovative coverage of current developments inCanadian theatre. It introduces new artists, publishingat least one significant new playscript ineach issue, and it provides a forum for the nationaldiscussion of new directions and new projects intheatre. Published quarterlyJournal of ScholarlyPublishingJournal of Scholarly Publishing addresses the age-oldproblems in publishing as well as the new challengesresulting from changes in technology andfunding. Some articles suggest ways to get effectivelypublished in books and journals, while othersaddress such topics as editorial and publishing policy,computer applications, electronic publishing,effective marketing, and business management. Inserving the wide-ranging interests of the internationalacademic publishing community, Journal ofScholarly Publishing provides a balanced look at theissues and concerns – from solutions to the everydayproblems to commentary on the philosophicalquestions at large. Published quarterlyUniversity of TorontoQuarterlyUniversity of Toronto Quarterly publishes interdisciplinaryarticles and reviews of international reputein English and French. This interdisciplinaryapproach provides a depth and quality to the journalthat attracts both general readers and specialistsfrom across the humanities.The ‘Letters in Canada’ issue, published eachwinter, contains reviews of the previous year’s workin Canadian fiction, poetry, drama, translations,and works in the humanities. Many of the recentissues have included over 650 pages of the year’swork in creative writing and scholarship! Publishedquarterly76