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La nouvelle revue Emotions: History, Culture, Society attend des propositions sur la question de la méthodologie pour décembre 2017.Les propositions seront discutées jusqu'en mars 2018.Pour tous les détails, voir : http://www.historyofemotions.org.au/media/259168/call_for_thematic_papers-1.pdfEmotions: History, Culture, Society calls for proposals for thematic issues for its 2019 second issue. Issues can be on any topic that falls within the journal’s remit to enhance our understanding of emotions as temporally and geographically situated phenomena. Issues should be theoretically informed and bring a range of methodological perspectives to the topic. ‘Methodology’ here is construed broadly to incorporate different disciplinary, theoretical and methodological approaches.Issues are a maximum of 64,000 words. They will typically consist of around eight articles, including a scholarly introduction. Essays should be original and not published elsewhere. The guest editor/s will be responsible for providing copy ready for peer review before December 2018. All copy should conform to the EHCSStyle Guide. The journal editors will be responsible for arranging reviews; any final decision over publication will lie with them.PROPO SALS SHOULD CONSIST OF:• Title• Description of the theme and its contribution to the field of emotions scholarship (500–1000 words)• 300-word biography for each editor, indicating their expertise on the topic• List of confirmed contributors (including short biographies), article titles and 300-word abstractsProposals are due by 15 December 2017 and should be emailedto editemotions@gmail.com.All correspondence and queries should be addressed to Katie Barclay and Andrew Lynch at editemotions@gmail.comPROPOSALS WILL BE ASSESSED ON THE FOLLOWING BASIS:• Suitability for the journal• Originality of the contribution to the field• Significance of the theme/ ability to advancescholarship in exciting ways• Range of perspectives brought to the theme bythe individual contributions• Range and quality of authors