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Welcome to Inter/Connexions
Our interdisciplinary publishing projects draw their inspiration from a context of inclusive interdisciplinary conversations. We call these our communities of dialogue. Each community is grouped around a thematic ‘hubs’ and each Hub has a number of themes and topics. These Hubs are themselves grounded in a number of areas of activity which include conferences, events, online education, symposia and more.
Our books, journals, ejournals and other forms of publishing emerge from and are grounded within these lively streams of dialogues and engagements. Our publishing actively reflects these contexts and we continually vision and re-vision what it means to ‘do’ fully inclusive interdisciplinary publishing.
In addition, Inter/Connexions works in collaboration with other publishing houses (Brill, Emerald Publishing) as well as the interdisciplinary research and conferencing network Progressive Connexions to generate new content.
We are always interested to hear what you are working on. Drop us a line or a project proposal and let’s see where the conversations may take us!interdisciplinary
This inclusive interdisciplinary conference explores dying and death and the ways culture impacts care for the dying, the overall experience of dying and ways the dead are remembered. Over the past four
Fairy tales, emerging from the oral tradition, are some of the oldest narratives we have. Following mythologies, legends, epics, folk tale traditions, fairy tales contain elements from the realistic to the supernatural
Literally the opposite of utopia, or ‘perfect place,’ the term dystopia was coined in the mid-19th century and has been used to both critique laws, policies and actions by those in power, and
The concept of pop—or popular—culture is slippery and oddly illusory. We might think we understand it and know what it is even if we can’t quite define it, but due to the
Through his view of humanity as something insignificant in contrast to the cosmos, Lovecraft anticipated significant concerns over the uncertainties proper to the twenty-first century. In the current context of the Anthropocene,
“I’m hated, execrated, those I meet are repelled by me. They want me crucified, and maybe their feelings are all too justified,” sang the American band The Bastard Fairies in their 2010
Horror pervades our lives. The emotional experiences based on fear and dread it provides affect us both individually and collectively, and the fascination it exerts is undeniable and ancient, as evidenced by
Few things capture the human imagination as much as evil, a notoriously slippery concept that enjoys universal recognition yet defies easy definition. As a term which is frequently used in relation to
Revered as “givers of life,” bio-genealogical mothers occupy an important role in our world, often seen as the key to ensuring the ongoing survival of the human race. Though the bond between
