HiT — an interdisciplinary journal that publishes papers on a rolling basis — is a digital platform to discuss the effects of the humanities being in a constant state of change.
Note from the editor
A forum for humanists. We seek authors with a broad vision, who write with clarity about the films, TV shows, Podcasts, music videos, etc. that they love. Our authors have a firm grounding in tradition, but with an eye to the future. Please send all initial proposals to: humanitiesintransition@protonmail.com. If your proposal is accepted, we will contact you. Submission types: • Articles: research, opinion; always with Works Cited. • Must be written clearly with the aim and scope of the journal in mind. • Criticism and theory should not be unnecessarily jargon-laden. • This journal is intended for a broad readership. • Don’t assume that your readers know the definitions of technical terms. • Be sure to read the newest call for papers carefully. These are posted on the Penn CFP site. • Photography (with captions or annotations) • Short stories. (Should be relevant to the journal theme, which changes issue by issue). • Please send proposal first before sending photos or short stories.
Flannery has a PhD in Comparative Literature. She teaches French, Italian, and visual media. She has developed a love for improv comedy and performs regularly.
An academician and researcher with a penchant for analyzing and understanding the various aspects of social media. Reading ,writing are both very close to heart
is a Byron K. Trippet Assistant Professor of English at Wabash College. His research interests include queer and feminist approaches to medieval texts.
is Assistant Professor of Latin American Literatures at UBC. Her research considers political agency and aesthetic form in the age of neoliberal globalization.
Francisco is enrolled as a graduate student in Southern California. He tends to read, play video games, or hangout with his girlfriend and their two dogs.
