Electronic Journals
Æstel
Journal of Medieval and
Renaissance Studies out of the University of Washington
The Medieval Review
(Formerly Bryn Mawr Medieval Review)
Reviews of new medieval monographs by various scholars in the field
Comitatus Journal of Medieval and
Renaissance studies by UCLA's Center for Medieval
and Renaissance Studies
Exemplaria.
A journal of theory in Medieval and Renaissance studies
History Reviews On-Line.
Electronic journal devoted to peer reviews of monographs in all fields
of history
Medieval Life.
Publication associated with the Centre for Medieval Studies,
University of York
Milton Review.
Electronic journal dedicated to the life and work
s of John Milton.
Renaissance
forum.A biannual interdisciplinary refereed journal
dedicated to the study of the history and literature of the English
Renaissance. Includes both scholarly articles and book reviews.
Print Journal Home Pages
Several of the major print journals have created WWW home pages. Usually
included in these home pages is information about upcoming issues and
subscription and submission information.
American Historical Review.
History and Theory.
Journal of Economic History.
Project Muse provides access, to subscribers only, to the full text of the
over forty journals published by The Johns Hopkins University Press,
including the Journal of the History of Ideas and The Journal of
Early Christian Studies.
Renaissance Society of America. From
the Renaissance Society of America home page, one can go immediately to
the Renaissance Quarterly page and to Iter, a growing bibliography
of secondary sources on the Renaissance, defined here as 1300-1700.
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