In Seminar 60.3, Joanna Raisbeck's review of Karoline von Günderrode: Philosophical Romantic highlights Günderrode’s significant yet underappreciated role in Romantic literature and philosophy: bit.ly/seminar60-3

Discover the latest issue of University of Toronto Quarterly online for new research on feminist action in Korea (and the influence of novelist Nam Joo Cho); the aesthetics of Karen Solie’s early poetry; and Nietzsche’s influence on Philip Parkin: bit.ly/UTQ931

In the Journal of Education Human Resources, researchers from University of Nevada, Reno and UNC-Chapel Hill analyze the working conditions of school mental health providers during school closures due to COVID-19. Discover their findings online: bit.ly/JEHRaa5

The 2024 Larry Vandergrift Prize for Best Graduate Paper of the Canadian Modern Language Review is open to currently registered graduate and 2023 graduated students. Submissions are due November 30, 2024. #cfp #CallforPapers #academictwitter bit.ly/CMLRbestgradaw…

Explore some #FreetoRead articles honouring #OrangeShirtDay, and raise awareness of the intergenerational impacts of residential schools: bit.ly/3zxfSVF

How do we measure how air pollution affects our health? In the new issue of the Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy, researchers from @uoft_dlsph analyze air pollution and premature deaths in Canadian cities: bit.ly/jccpe2-3g

Special anniversary editions of #JMVFH offer insight into the evolution and growth of military, #Veteran, and family health research over the last decade. Read the new #openaccess issue in English: bit.ly/jmvfh104e and French: bit.ly/jmvfh104f CIMVHR | ICRSMV

Learn more about an #archaeology survey of Porto Rafti, and the rich history that can be revealed from surface exploration in Sarah Murray’s (from UofTClassics) latest UTP blog post: bit.ly/MousSM The study in Mouseion is #FreetoRead until Oct 7.

What proportion of #tax returns could the Canada Revenue Agency complete? And how could that positively affect the lives of #lowincome families in Canada? Learn more in this article by Antoine Genest-Grégoire, Dr. J Robson and others in CPP 50.3: bit.ly/CPP503b

The new issue of the National Gallery of Canada Review is out now! Explore articles on Canadian photography in the 1960s, notable acquisitions in the Gallery’s history, and Canadian landscape photography through #diasporic lenses: bit.ly/NGCR-14 @natgallerycan @MBAcanada

The latest issue of Ukraina Moderna focuses on the memory of WWII in Ukraine. English articles cover topics including archaeological investigations of the Holocaust, an article comparing WWII with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and more: bit.ly/UM35

Marko Dumančić explores defense narratives and inter-perpetrator dynamics of genocide in the latest special issue of the Journal of History, now available to read online: bit.ly/JH592e

In the latest issue of the Canadian Review of American Studies, Carlen Lavigne explores how Stranger Things is not only a take on 1980s’ cinema, but also on classical feminine body horror. Read more: bit.ly/CRAS524a

The new issue of the Journal of History is now available to read online. This special issue on genocide in #history confronts gendered traumas, uncanny kinships, necropolitics, and more. Read it here: bit.ly/JH592

The “State of States” issue of the Journal of Education Human Resources is now available! This issue features comprehensive reports on #educational funding and policy updates from Alabama to West Virginia. Explore these critical insights here: bit.ly/JEHR42S1

Submit to Cartographica! Editors welcome submissions on all aspects of cartography and mapping across disciplines, including arts, computer science, economy, engineering, geography, history, medicine, health, and surveying. Learn more and submit: bit.ly/CARTOcfp-g

In honour of as National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as #OrangeShirtDay, we're sharing research from UTP journals in Indigenous studies, #FreetoRead until October 6: bit.ly/3zxfSVF

Amir Michalovich explores how youth from refugee backgrounds can be supported in Canadian schools in CMLR 80.3. Read “Affordances of in-School Video Production for a Plurilingual Adolescent with Interrupted Formal Education and Refugee Experiences” here: bit.ly/CMLR803c

.C40 Cities David Miller reflects on his 2 terms as Toronto Mayor, his hopes for the future, and his book SOLVED on the TORONTO LEGENDS podcast! 🎧 torontolegends.ca University of Toronto Press Charlie Angus Nate Erskine-Smith The Jobfather™️ 🇯🇲🇨🇦🇬🇧 UTP Journals Steve Munro Seth Klein Steve Paikin Phil Pothen

Sarah C. Murray from UofTClassics expands on her article published in Mouseion 19.2 on the archeological discoveries of Porto Rafti’s past, from paleolithic #artifacts to traces of the Early Modern period. The study is also #FreetoRead until Oct 7: bit.ly/MousSM