Discourse is a peer-reviewed, print journal promoting current work and ideas between graduate students across the four fields. Submissions may be specfic or general in direction. Discourse encourages traditional manuscripts as well as non-traditional texts such as dialogic essays, critiques, interviews, debates, and other forms of information exchange. These are only a few issues for consideration. Discourse invites discussion about both social and physical aspects regarding death and dying.
All themes are welcome.
The journal is produced for graduate students across the sub-fields. Thus, papers may be technical in content, but should be written so that anthropologists outside of the author's field and area of specialization can easily grasp concepts discussed. Include an abstract no longer than 100 words with your submission. We encourage alternative texts such as dialogue, interviews, biographies, critiques, essays about fieldwork, and other formats. All manuscripts should be double-spaced and printed in a size 12 font.