The Italianist

期刊简介：The Italianist , which first appeared in 1981, has become established as one of the leading international journals of Italian Studies. From the start, it has distinguished itself from other scholarly periodicals by the broad scope of its interests, opening its pages to articles dealing with all aspects of Italian art, culture, and life from the Middle Ages to the present. Thus it has successfully brought together medieval philology and modern critical theory, history and gender studies, dialectology and cultural studies, history of art and the history of cinema, linguistics and economics. The dedicated annual film issue of the journal, launched in 2009, publishes work on all aspects of Italian screen studies, and has featured special sections on television, political cinema, and representations of the mafia Although The Italianist primarily embraces original research, it also aims to provide space for other kinds of publication. The section ‘Writers’ Desktop’ includes interviews with artists, writers, and intellectuals, as well as annual surveys of recent writing and unpublished material. ‘Information Desk’ is dedicated to short notes, review articles and assessments of recent noteworthy events; while ‘Presentations’ features critical surveys of important scholarly questions. Both as a result of the range of subjects treated in each issue and of the variety of ways in which these are addressed, The Italianist intends not only to convey a sense of the complexity of Italy and of the wealth of academic attention focused on the country, but also to offer readers from different disciplines and with differing interests a forum where they can come together to express and discuss their common fascination with Italy. The Italianist publishes articles in English and in Italian on all areas of Italian studies. It is the official journal of the Department of Italian, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge; Italian Studies, School of Modern Languages and Cultures, University of Leeds; and Italian Studies, Department of Modern Languages and European Studies, University of Reading. It is edited by members of the Universities, who are supported by an Editorial Board and by an International Advisory Board. Peer Review Statement: All research articles published in this journal have undergone rigorous peer review, based on initial editor screening and anonymized refereeing by at least two anonymous referees.

【译文】《Italianist》于 1981 年首次出版，现已成为意大利研究领域领先的国际期刊之一。从一开始，它就以其广泛的兴趣范围区别于其他学术期刊，其页面涵盖了从中世纪至今意大利艺术、文化和生活各个方面的文章。因此，它成功地将中世纪语言学和现代批判理论、历史和性别研究、方言学和文化研究、艺术史和电影史、语言学和经济学结合在一起。该杂志于 2009 年推出了专门的年度电影专刊，出版有关意大利银幕研究各个方面的著作，并设有有关电视、政治电影和黑手党表现的专题版块。尽管《意大利人》主要包含原创研究，但它也旨在为其他类型的出版物提供空间。 “作家桌面”部分包括对艺术家、作家和知识分子的采访，以及对近期写作和未出版材料的年度调查。 “信息台”致力于对近期值得注意的事件进行简短说明、评论文章和评估；而“演讲”则以对重要学术问题的批判性调查为特色。由于每期所涉及的主题范围广泛，而且处理这些问题的方式也多种多样，《意大利主义者》不仅旨在传达意大利的复杂性和对该国学术关注的丰富性，而且还为来自不同学科和具有不同兴趣的读者提供一个论坛，让他们可以聚集在一起表达和讨论他们对意大利的共同迷恋。 《意大利主义者》以英语和意大利语发表有关意大利研究各个领域的文章。它是剑桥大学现代和中世纪语言学院意大利语系的官方期刊；利兹大学现代语言文化学院意大利研究；和意大利研究，现代语言和欧洲研究系，雷丁大学。它由大学成员编辑，并得到编辑委员会和国际顾问委员会的支持。同行评审声明：本期刊发表的所有研究文章都经过严格的同行评审，基于初步编辑筛选和至少两名匿名审稿人的匿名审稿。