Stockholm Studies in Culture and Aesthetics
Series
Publisher:Stockholm University Press
Stockholm Studies in Culture and Aesthetics (SiCA) (ISSN 2002-3227) is a peer-reviewed series of monographs and edited volumes published by Stockholm University Press. SiCA strives to provide a broad forum for research on culture and aesthetics, including the disciplines of Art History, Heritage Studies, Curating Art, History of Ideas, Literary Studies, Musicology, and Performance and Dance Studies. In terms of subjects and methods, the orientation is wide: critical theory, cultural studies and historiography, modernism and modernity, materiality and mediality, performativity and visual culture, children’s literature and children’s theatre, queer and gender studies. It is the ambition of SiCA to place equally high demands on the academic quality of the manuscripts it accepts as those applied by refereed international journals and academic publishers of a similar orientation. SiCA accepts manuscripts in English, Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian.

About the series
Stockholm Studies in Culture and Aesthetics (SiCA) (ISSN 2002-3227) is a peer-reviewed series of monographs and edited volumes published by Stockholm University Press. SiCA strives to provide a broad forum for research on culture and aesthetics, including the disciplines of Art History, Heritage Studies, Curating Art, History of Ideas, Literary Studies, Musicology, and Performance and Dance Studies. In terms of subjects and methods, the orientation is wide: critical theory, cultural studies and historiography, modernism and modernity, materiality and mediality, performativity and visual culture, children’s literature and children’s theatre, queer and gender studies. It is the ambition of SiCA to place equally high demands on the academic quality of the manuscripts it accepts as those applied by refereed international journals and academic publishers of a similar orientation. SiCA accepts manuscripts in English, Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian.
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Another Humanism
Carin Franzén, Nan Gerdes
Performing the Eighteenth Century
Magnus Tessing Schneider, Meike Wagner
Ord från norr
Andreas Hedberg
Samisk kunst og norsk kunsthistorie
Monica Grini
Narratives Crossing Borders
Herbert Jonsson, Lovisa Berg, Chatarina Edfeldt, Bo G. Jansson
Digital Human Sciences
Sonya Petersson
Working-Class Literature(s) Volume II
John Lennon, Magnus Nilsson
The Power of the In-Between
Sonya Petersson, Christer Johansson, Magdalena Holdar, Sara Callahan
Modernism as Institution
Hans Hayden
Mozart's 'La clemenza di Tito'
Magnus Tessing Schneider, Ruth Tatlow
Working-Class Literature(s)
Magnus Nilsson, John Lennon
Don’t Be Quiet, Start a Riot!
Tiina Rosenberg