About this book series
The series originates from the need to create a more proactive platform in the form of monographs and edited volumes in thematic collections, to contribute to the new emerging fields within art and humanistic research, and also to discuss the ongoing crisis of the humanities and its possible solutions, in a spirit that should be both critical and self-critical.
"Numanities" (New Humanities) aim at unifying the various approaches and potentials of arts and humanities in the context, dynamics and problems of current societies. The series, indexed in Scopus, is intended to target a broad academic audience. Aside from taking interest in work generally deemed as ‘traditional humanities research’, Numanities are also focused on texts which meet the demands of societal changes. Such texts include multi/inter/cross/transdisciplinary dialogues between humanities and social, or natural sciences. Moreover, the series is interested also in what one may call "humanities in disguise", that is, works that may currently belong to non-humanistic areas, but remain epistemologically rooted in a humanistic vision of the world. We also welcome are less academically-conventional forms of research animated by creative and innovative humanities-based approaches, as well as applied humanities. Lastly, this book series is interested in forms of investigations in which the humanities monitor and critically asses their scientific status and social condition.
This series will publish monographs, edited volumes, and commented translations.- Electronic ISSN
- 2510-4438
- Print ISSN
- 2510-442X
- Series Editor
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- Simona Stano
Book titles in this series
Abstracted and indexed in
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- Norwegian Register for Scientific Journals and Series
- SCOPUS