Journal of Lusophone Studies

This special issue of the Journal of Lusophone Studies welcomes articles that explore the apocalypse in Lusophone literary and cultural production through its multiple themes, forms, and implications, including transnational and comparative approaches. From the well-defined genre of post-apocalyptic fiction to a pervasive perception of a world in danger, and from medieval texts to twenty-first century novels, apocalyptic imaginaries have taken many shapes across the Lusophone world.

With JLS 5.1 now in production, we're happy to announce that JLS 6.1 (Spring 2021) will feature a special dossier on "Thinking World Literature from Lusophone Perspectives," guest-edited by Krista Brune (Penn State U) and Thayse Leal Lima (U of Maryland).