Journal of Embodied Research is the first peer reviewed, open access, academic journal to focus on the dissemination of embodied knowledge through video.
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Very pleased to announce "Becoming a Caterpillar: A Multimodal Perspective on Metamorphosis in Butoh Dance" by Paola Esposito and Dariusz Dziala. Journal of Embodied Research, 4(1), 4 (25:04). DOI: http://doi.org/10.16995/jer.18
This is the fourth and final video article in JER 4(1):
https://jer.openlibhums.org/5/volume/4/issue/1/
Check out the Journal of Embodied Research:
https://jer.openlibhums.org/
Submissions are open year-round.
Stay tuned for special issue JER 4(2) next month!
Journal of Embodied Research Journal of Embodied Research is the first peer-reviewed, open access, academic journal to focus specifically on the innovation and dissemination of embodied knowledge through the medium of video. With an editorial advisory board drawn from across the arts and humanities, it aims to pioneer the schol...
08/05/2019
Announcing a new video article (19:27):
JOURNAL OF EMBODIED RESEARCH 2.1: 1
"To Be a Work Means to Set Up a World: Into the Woods with Heidegger" by Falk Heinrich and Thomas Wolsing.
http://doi.org/10.16995/jer.13
Enjoy!
Journal of Embodied Research Article: To Be a Work Means to Set Up a World: Into the Woods with Heidegger
25/01/2019
- Call for Video Articles -
The videographic JOURNAL OF EMBODIED RESEARCH invites video article submissions of up to 20 minutes for issue 2.1 (2019).
JER is the first peer-reviewed, open access, fully indexed, academic journal to focus specifically on the innovation and dissemination of embodied knowledge through the medium of video. With an editorial board drawn from across the arts and humanities, it aims to pioneer the scholarly video article as a new form supporting development of diverse embodied, artistic, and practice research projects.
JER issue 1.1 (2018) includes video articles on contemporary choreography, intercultural actor training, medieval martial arts, and performing landscape. These articles, along with a video editorial essay, are freely available here:
https://jer.openlibhums.org/1/volume/1/issue/1/
Submissions are welcome from any field and are considered on a rolling basis throughout the year. All video articles are initially assessed by the editor and then go through single-anonymous peer review before being published. Submission guidelines and selected resources on the video essay form can be found here:
https://jer.openlibhums.org/about/submissions/
Questions of authorship, identity, affect and epistemology are central to JER’s concerns. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with informal proposals and queries at any time. Formal submissions should be handled via the online submissions system.
Open access for JER is provided by the Open Library of Humanities consortium.
Ben Spatz
Editor, Journal of Embodied Research
https://jer.openlibhums.org/
email: [email protected]
Journal of Embodied Research Journal of Embodied Research is the first peer-reviewed, open access, academic journal to focus specifically on the innovation and dissemination of embodied knowledge through the medium of video. With an editorial advisory board drawn from across the arts and humanities, it aims to pioneer the schol...
16/08/2018
ANNOUNCING
JOURNAL OF EMBODIED RESEARCH 1.1 (2018)
Editorial Video Essay by Ben Spatz
This is the editorial video essay for Journal of Embodied Research, Volume 1. It takes the form of a “talking head” video, attempting to balance the accessibility of social media with the scholarly rigour of a traditional journal editorial. Journal Editor Ben Spatz introduces the concept of the videographic scholarly journal and touches upon the history of audiovisual documents of embodied research across the twentieth century. After this brief overview of the form, Ben summarizes each of the four video articles included JER 1.1 and invites submissions for the next volume.
Spatz, B. (2018). Editorial. Journal of Embodied Research, 1(1), 5 (7:55). DOI: http://doi.org/10.16995/jer.10
Complete contents of JER 1.1 (2018):
https://jer.openlibhums.org/1/volume/1/issue/1/
"Journal of Embodied Research" is the first peer-reviewed, open access, academic journal to focus specifically on the innovation and dissemination of embodied knowledge through the medium of video. With an editorial advisory board drawn from across the arts and humanities, it aims to pioneer the scholarly video article as a new form supporting development of diverse embodied research projects.
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16/08/2018
Jürgens, S., & Fernandes, C. (2018). Visualizing Embodied Research: Dance Dramaturgy and Animated Infographic Films. Journal of Embodied Research, 1(1), 3 (27:41). DOI: http://doi.org/10.16995/jer.4
16/08/2018
Arlander, A. (2018). The Shore Revisited. Journal of Embodied Research, 1(1), 4 (30:34). DOI: http://doi.org/10.16995/jer.8
16/08/2018
Jaquet, D., & Deluz, V. (2018). Moving in Late Medieval Harness: Exploration of a Lost Embodied Knowledge. Journal of Embodied Research, 1(1), 2 (20:49). DOI: http://doi.org/10.16995/jer.7
16/08/2018
de Roza, E., & Miller, B. (2018). The Lion and the Breath: Combining Kalaripayattu and Fitzmaurice Voicework Techniques Towards a New Cross-Cultural Methodology for Actor Training. Journal of Embodied Research, 1(1), 1 (20:41). DOI: http://doi.org/10.16995/jer.6
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