1. What is Caesurae: Poetics of Cultural Translation?
Caesurae: Poetics of Cultural Translation is an annual, double-blind peer-reviewed academic journal published by the Caesurae Collective Society (ISSN: 2454-9495). Established in 2016, the journal offers a platform for multidisciplinary research in cultural translation, theory, literature, and regional studies.
2. How often is the journal published?
The journal is published on an annual basis. Forthcoming issue calls for papers and submission deadlines are announced under the Forthcoming Issue and Announcements sections.
3. What is the peer review policy for submitted manuscripts?
All research submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review process. Neither the author(s) nor the reviewers know each other's identities throughout the review stage to ensure complete objectivity.
4. How do I submit a manuscript?
Submissions must be submitted online through our editorial portal:
- Register or log in with an Author account.
- Navigate to Submissions and click Make a New Submission.
- Select the appropriate journal section for your paper (e.g., Interventions, Hill Cultures, Translation Studies, Indic Studies, etc.).
- Upload your manuscript file and enter submission metadata.
5. What are the main sections of the journal?
The journal accepts submissions across several dedicated focus areas:
- Interventions: Editor’s notes and peer-reviewed research articles.
- Hill Cultures: Interdisciplinary research on hill environments, indigenous knowledge, and regional heritage.
- Translation Studies: Critical essays on theoretical and practical dimensions of cultural translation.
- Indic Studies: Scholarly explorations of Indian literary, historical, and philosophical traditions.
- Book Reviews & Columns: Critical reviews and invited scholarly commentary.
- Special Feature: Curated thematic studies.
6. What is the difference between Caesurae Journal and Caesurae Magazine?
While Caesurae Journal focuses strictly on double-blind peer-reviewed academic research, Caesurae Magazine is a creative venue featuring sections like Mana, Ekphrases (incorporating embedded visual/multimedia content), and Spring Rhythm.
7. Are articles assigned DOIs?
Yes, individual articles published in the journal are registered with unique Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) via Crossref.
8. Who holds copyright for published works?
All published content is copyrighted by the Caesurae Collective Society unless specified otherwise under specific open-access distribution terms.
9. Who should I contact for editorial or technical support?
For questions regarding submissions or technical assistance with the portal, please reach out through our Contact Us page.