Nederlandse Letterkunde
Aims and scope
Nederlandse Letterkunde (Journal for Dutch Literary Studies) is a high quality peer-reviewed academic journal. The journal publishes research in the field of Dutch literature from medieval times up until the present. It specifically aims at publishing innovative research with a focus on literary contexts (cultural history, media studies, institutional research). The journal publishes articles with clear hypotheses and methodology and focusses on recent and timely research, and we expressly encourage young researchers to submit their work as they will receive guidance during writing and peer-review.
- Title
- Nederlandse Letterkunde
- Frequency
Nederlandse Letterkunde publishes 3 issues per year.
- ISSN
1384-5829
- eISSN
2352-118X
- Open Access
Nederlandse Letterkunde is published in Delayed Open Access. All articles are freely accessible after 2 years under the following Creative Commons license: Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).
- Open Access information
- Editors
Prof. dr. Lars Bernaerts, Ghent University
Prof. dr. Youri Desplenter, Ghent University
Dr. Gaston Franssen, University of Amsterdam
Dr. Nina Geerdink, Utrecht University
Prof. dr. Lut Missinne, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster
Dr. Esther Op de Beek, Leiden University
Dr. Jan Rock, University of Amsterdam
Dr. Tom Sintobin, Radboud University Nijmegen
Dr. Marieke Winkler, Open University- Editorial office
Dr. Marieke Winkler
Open Universiteit
Cultuurwetenschappen
Vondellaan 202
3521 GZ Utrechtemail: marieke.winkler@ou.nl
- Publication Ethics & Malpractice Statement
Amsterdam University Press and this journal endorse the COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) guidelines and will pursue cases of suspected research and publication misconduct (e.g. falsification, unethical experimentation, plagiarism, inappropriate image manipulation, redundant publication). Our full Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement can be consulted here.
- Back issues
- Back issues
- CrossRef
Articles in this journal have Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs), which are registered with CrossRef. The DOI is a unique number that identifies a published article. The DOI provides a link to current information about that article, including where it can be found online, irrespective of any changes in the journal or publishing company website.
- Archiving
For long-term preservation, all issues of this journal are archived at the Dutch National Library and Portico.
- Subscriptions
Print and online (2021):
Institutions €272 per year (excl. VAT)
Individuals €101 per year (incl. VAT)
Students €56 per year (incl. VAT)Online Only (2021):
Institutions €228 per year (excl. VAT)
Individuals €83 per year (incl. VAT)
Students €47 per year (incl. VAT)Single print issue: €29,95 (incl. VAT).
Postage costs (outside of the Netherlands) are not included.
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