Journal of Dutch Literature

有关荷兰文学的研究一般只用荷兰语出版。在荷兰语世界之外，国际上对这项研究很感兴趣，但由于语言障碍，外国研究人员很少听到它，更不用说接触它了。自2010年以来，《荷兰文学杂志》是一份英文开放获取期刊，它试图弥合这些差距，并增加荷兰文学研究的国际化。该杂志发表关于中世纪至今荷兰文学的文章。关于文学现象和文学史的问题是从理论-方法论的角度来处理的，如果可能的话，还可以从跨学科的角度来处理。此外，该杂志的抱负之一是在国际背景下分析荷兰和佛兰德文学。目前荷兰和佛兰德斯研究人员之间的讨论在方法论或主题方法方面具有国际重要性，该杂志为国际研究界的利益而传播这些讨论。因此，《荷兰文学杂志》可以被视为荷兰语和国际文学研究的交汇点。我们现在正在寻求的扩展必须放在该期刊正在进行的专业化的背景下来看待。它不仅追求更持久地巩固其在荷兰文学研究领域的地位的目标，而且还致力于实现财务自治。在中期内，该期刊将在没有第三方补贴的情况下出版，并将发展成为荷兰文学研究的领先国际小组。这些目标将通过三个步骤实现：1.使期刊和编辑过程专业化2.在出版过程中使用多媒体格式。确保期刊的持续出版1.通过采用世界领先的开放获取期刊软件--开放式期刊系统(OJS)，将加强对期刊的电子支持。该方案将把《华尔街日报》嵌入互联网，并允许以数字方式处理所有财务方面的问题。向这一新软件的过渡将由柏林自由大学的数字系统中心(CEDIS)进行。在未来，该杂志不仅将发表文章，还将发表(广泛的)数据库或插图材料，文章将链接到现有的网站，如DBNL和BNTL.ad 3。编辑委员会赞成从德国科学基金会(Deutsche Forschungsgeminschaft)资助的第三年开始，逐步实施“文章处理费”和“作者费用”。收费和收费将在未来五年内分阶段增加。届时，《华尔街日报》将能够自力更生。

Research on Dutch literature is generally published only in Dutch. Outside the Dutch-speaking world, there is much international interest in this research but, because of language barriers, foreign researchers seldom get to hear about it, let alone access it. Since 2010 the Journal of Dutch Literature, an English-language Open-Access journal, has sought to bridge these gaps and to increase the internationalisation of research on Dutch literature.The journal publishes articles about Dutch literature from the Middle Ages until now. Questions concerning literary phenomena and literary history are treated from a theoretical-methodological and, where possible, interdisciplinary angle. In addition, one of the ambitions of the journal is to analyse Dutch and Flemish literature in an international context. Current discussions amongst researchers in the Netherlands and Flanders, which are internationally important in terms of methodological or thematic approaches, are spread by the journal for the benefit of the international research community. The Journal of Dutch Literature can thus be seen as the meeting point for both Dutch-language and international literary studies and research.The expansion we are seeking now must be seen in the context of an ongoing professionalisation of the journal. It does not only pursue the aim of consolidating more permanently its place in the area of Dutch literary research, but it also aims to reach financial autonomy. In the medium term, the journal will be produced without subsidies from third parties and will be developed as a leading international panel for Dutch literary research. These aims will be achieved in three steps:1. Professionalising the journal and the editorial processes2. Using multimedia formats in the publication process3. Ensuring the ongoing publication of the journalad 1. The electronic support of the journal will be strengthened by implementing the world-leading software for open access journals, the Open Journal System (OJS). The programme will embed the presence of the journal on the internet and will allow all financial aspects to be processed digitally. The transition to this new software will be carried out by the Center for Digital Systems (CeDiS) of the Free University of Berlin.ad 2. In future the journal will not only publish articles but also e.g. (extensive) databases or illustration material, and the articles will be linked to existing websites, such as DBNL and BNTL.ad 3. The Board of Editors favours a gradual implementation of ‘article-processing charges‘ and ‘author fees‘, starting in the third year of funding by the German Science Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft). A phased increase of the charges and fees will be applied in the following five years. The journal will then be able to stand on its own feet.