Nordlit

Nordlit is a Norwegian humanities journal that publishes articles on Nordic literature and culture. Most issues are multilingual—including English, French, German texts; as well as Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish sections. The journal belongs to UiT The Arctic University of Norway, the northernmost university in the world. Also due to its rather exotic location, a specific focus lies on Arctic themes and border studies, as well as Scandinavian literature.
The name Nordlit is a paronomasia: in Norwegian, nordlys means northern lights; and the suffix -lit refers to literature. All of Nordlit’s content is freely available. Since 2005, the journal is listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals. 
Within the Norwegian scientific rating system, Nordlit is considered a level 1 publication. The journal has a double-blind peer review policy. Nordlit has one regular issue each year, with articles being published continuously as soon as they are ready for publishing. In addition, there are specific thematic issues. These will be published as a whole number, when all the articles are ready to be published.
Nordlit is a ‘Creative Commons’ publication. The journal has no article submission charges or article processing charges. Since issue 26 (2010), all content of Nordlit is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The journal is included in the PKP Private LOCKSS Network.
* Issue 45 (2020): Svalbard Studies
* Issue 44 (2019): Regular Issue 2019–2020
* Issue 43 (2019): Northern Reformations
* Issue 42 (2019): Manufacturing Consent|Manufacturing Monsters
*Issue 41 (2019): Verdensteatret|Kino i 100
*Issue 40 (2018): Regular Issue 2018
*Issue 39 (2017): Russian Space—Concepts, Practices, Representations
*Issue 38 (2016): Knut Hamsun|Hamsun i Tromsø VI
*Issue 37 (2015): Living the War
*Issue 36 (2015): Affected by Buildings
*Issue 35 (2015): Arctic Modernities
*Issue 34 (2015): Henrik Ibsen|Ibsen and World Drama[s]
*Issue 33 (2014): Rara avis in Ultima Thule
*Issue 32 (2014): Narrating the Arctic|High North II
*Issue 31 (2014): Border Æsthetics
*Issue 30 (2012): Media, Culture, and Society
*Issue 29 (2012): Narrating the Arctic|High North I
*Issue 28 (2011): La Decadence|Décadence ou une Esthétique de la Transgression
*Issue 27 (2011): Regular Issue 2011
*Issue 26 (2010): Regular Issue 2010
*Issue 25 (2009): Knut Hamsun|Hamsun Issue
*Issue 24 (2009): The Cultural Production and Negotiation of Border|Borders
*Issue 23 (2008): Arctic Discourses II
*Issue 22 (2007): Arctic Discourses I
*Issue 21 (2007): Centre–Periphery—The Avant-garde|Avant-Garde and the Other
*Issue 20 (2006): Regular Issue 2006
*Issue 19 (2006): Border|Borders
*Issue 18 (2005): Regular Issue 2005
*Issue 17 (2005): In Memory of Øystein Rottem (1946–2004)
*Issue 16 (2004): Regular Issue 2004
*Issue 15 (2004): Northern Minorities
*Issue 14 (2003): Regular Issue 2003
*Issue 13 (2003): Festskrift til Nils Magne Knutsen
*Issue 12 (2002): Regular Issue 2002
*Issue 11 (2002): 1700-tallet og romantikkens utspring
*Issue 10 (2001): Identity
*Issue 9 (2001): Regular Issue 2001
*Issue 8 (2000): Knut Hamsun|Hamsun in Light of Mikhail Bakhtin|Bakhtin’s Theories
*Issue 7 (2000): Regular Issue 2000
*Issue 6 (1999): Rhetoric across the Humanities
*Issue 5 (1999): Regular Issue 1999
*Issue 4 (1998): Aspects of Gender and Russian Literature
*Issue 3 (1998): Regular Issue 1998
*Issue 2 (1997): European Drama, 1600–1800
*Issue 1 (1997): Writing and a Sense of Place
* Claes Ahlund, Professor of Literature; Åbo Akademi University, Finland
* Britt Andersen, Professor of Literature; Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Southern Norway
* Knut Ebeling, Professor of Media Theory and Semiotics; Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin, Germany
* Ingvild Folkvord, Professor of Modern Literature and Literary Theory; Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Southern Norway
* Asbjørn Grønstad, Professor of Visual Culture; University of Bergen, Southern Norway
* Joacim Hansson, Professor of Documentation Studies; Linnaeus University, Sweden
* Atle Skaftun, Professor of Reading Studies; University of Stavanger, Southern Norway
* Troy Storfjell, Professor of Nordic Studies; Pacific Lutheran University, United States
* Monika Žagar, Professor Emerita of German, Nordic, Slavic & Dutch; University of Minnesota, United States
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