Research Journal of Germanic Antiquity

Founded in 2011, the Research Journal of Germanic Antiquity is an independent scholarly journal devoted to preserving, translating, and circulating all early modern German religious texts (16th - 20th century). The underlying goal of this journal is to reprint rare German publications to introduce them to a new generation of researchers while placing them into their historical context.

This journal also seeks to publish articles on the subject of Western Esotericism including but not limited to Ariosophy, Atlanteology, Theosophy, Freemasonry, Rosicrucianism, Spiritualism, Norse mythology, Mesmerism, etc. We especially encourage the submission of articles that engage the subject of racism within these traditions.

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The final copy of all manuscripts—article, communication, or review—must be submitted in Microsoft Word (any version) electronically, preferably by email attachment.
The General Editor’s email address is jl399[at]exeter.ac.uk

Many early-modern Western texts contain racist implications; however, no commentary or article that condones racism or racist behavior will be considered for publication and will be immediately discarded.

Bibliographical entries and citations must be placed in endnote format. The citations must contain complete bibliographical information. For books, the publisher’s name and the place and date of the publication are required; for journal articles, the volume, number, and date must be included. There is no limitation on the length of manuscripts. In general, articles of 30 pages or less will be published in full; articles in excess of 30 pages may be published serially in the journal or as a separate publication. Brief communications, review articles, and book reviews are always welcome.