K & K – kultur og klasse

Published

28 June 2019

Language

Swedish

Norwegian

Danish

Peer reviewed

Yes

K & K – kultur og klasse (Culture and Class) is peer-reviewed humanistic journal. The journal publishes articles in Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish.

Aims and scope: “The journal publishes articles on current theoretical and analytical issues in all areas of the humanities: literature, visual arts, theater, film, music, media and cultural studies. Most issues of K & K are organized as theme numbers, preferably with a focus on current interdisciplinary and cultural subjects of cultural- or gender-political relevance.”

Frequency: 2 issues per year

Launched: 1967 (formerly: Poetik – tidsskrift for æstetik og litteraturvidenskab)

Peer reviewed: yes, double-blind review

Open access: yes

Languages: Danish, Norwegian, Swedish

Genres: research article

Length of research articles: 2,200 words

Reference style: MLA style

Book reviews: no

Publisher: the Department of Culture and Communication at Aarhus University, Denmark

Venue of publication: Aarhus

Publication level: 2 in Denmark, 1 in Finland, 1 in Norway

Indexing: CrossRef, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), EBSCO

Author Guidelines

Submission guidelines (in Danish): https://tidsskrift.dk/kok/about/submissions

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