Epiphany Journal of Transdisciplinary Studies
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences ISSN 2303-6850
Dergi hakkında
Epiphany (e-ISSN 1840-3719; p-ISSN 2303-6850), Journal of Transdisciplinary Studies is double-blind peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the promotion of scholarly publication in humanities and social sciences. Epiphany is a biannual publication affiliated to Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, at the International University of Sarajevo in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The journal aims to promote transdisciplinary studies that cross many disciplinary boundaries to create a holistic approach. It refers to concepts or field research methods originally developed in one discipline, but now widely used by other disciplines in the area of humanities and social sciences including anthropology, philosophy, economics, media studies, history, psychology, sociology, visual and performing arts, literature, technology and cultural studies. Our mission is to provide the global academic community with a comprehensive and unique synthesis of different areas and spectra of knowledge. Our ultimate aim is to create both a holistic and all-embracing approach to humanities and social sciences.
- Editör
- International University of Sarajevo
- Yayın dilleri
- English
- Yer aldığı dizinler
- BASE
- CEEOL
- DOAJ –The Directory of Open Access Journals
- EBSCOhost
- International HUmanities Complete (Ebsco)
- OAJI
- sis
Makaleler 17
Filtrele ve sıralaCharlotte Perkins Gilman’s Re-Creation of Masculinity
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 2
EU Enlargement and the Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Brief Historical Sketch
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 1
Exporting EU Liberalism Eastwards
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 1
Flaubert’s Madame Bovary: The United States of the Untied Tastes of Reality and Imagination
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 1
From Coolie Hinterland to Babu Stardom: An Interview with Tabish Khair
Cilt 2008/1, Sayı 1
Humour in the Prison: Brendan Behan Confesses
Cilt 2008/1, Sayı 1
Identity Crisis: Rudyard Kipling's Kim – A Postcolonial Perspective
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 2
Kipling’s Ecclectic Religious Identity
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 2
One Name, Several (Wo)Men: Cultural Categories Of Identity In Virginia Woolf's Orlando: A Biography
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 2
Raskolnikov’s Desire for Confession and Punishment
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 1
Regressive Progression: The Quest for Self-Transcendence in Western Tragedy
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 1
Religion and Identity in James Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Cilt 2008/1, Sayı 1
Representation of Female Poetics in Anne Finch’s Poe
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 2
Romance in Peril: A Survey of the Genre in Seventeenth Century English Literature
Cilt 2008/1, Sayı 1
The Care of the Self and Christian Practice: Foucauldian Readings of Breece D’J Pancake
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 1
The Concept of God in Beowulf and The Book of Dede Korkut
Cilt 2008/1, Sayı 1
The Illusion of Freedom in South Africa: Post-colonialism, Exploitation and Identity Crisis in Alan Paton’s Cry, The Beloved Country
Cilt 2009/2-legacy-1065, Sayı 1