Journal of Embodied Research is a diamond open-access journal published by Open Library of Humanities. It is the first peer-reviewed scholarly journal to focus on the sharing and exchange of embodied knowledge and research through video.
JER advances the peer-reviewed video article as an experimental form supporting diverse embodied research projects. Articles are published on a rolling basis and offer the cutting edge of videographic scholarship, innovating relationships between textuality, audiovisuality, and embodiment.
JER welcomes general submissions of video articles for peer review at any time, as well as proposals for guest edited special issues. Before submitting to JER, please carefully review our Style Guide and previously published content.
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Posted by Al Evangelista on 2026-07-30
CALL FOR PROPOSALS Racing After Technology: Asian American Digital Choreographies and Embodied Research in an Anti-Black World Guest Editor: Al Evangelista, Oberlin College The Journal of Embodied Research (JER) invites videographic submissions (3-20 minutes in length) for a special issue on how racism, digital technologies, and Asian Americanness are lived, felt, and contested through dance and [...]
DOI: https://doi.org/10.16995/jer.issue.1976
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