Erothanatos is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed literary journal that explores the intersections of literature, philosophy, cultural studies, and critical theory. Established with a vision to foreground voices that challenge conventional narratives, the journal is committed to publishing original, thought-provoking scholarship that delves into the complexities of human experience, artistic expression, and socio-political realities.
Published quarterly, Erothanatos welcomes essays, articles, translations, and reviews that engage with classical and contemporary texts across genres and languages. The journal encourages submissions that foreground marginal voices, mythic reimagining, historical re-readings, intergenerational dialogues, and theoretical interventions.
Erothanatos seeks to create a dynamic platform for emerging and established scholars, writers, and critics.
Scope of the Journal Includes (but is not limited to):
Literary criticism and theory
Comparative literature
Mythology and reinterpretations
Gender, body, and identity studies
Translation studies
Philosophy and literature
Performance and visual cultures
Cultural memory and historiography