Opera Slavica Journal
Opera Slavica is a peer-reviewed academic journal whose mission is to serve as a broad communication platform for research on Slavonic philology and beyond, covering all Slavonic languages and literatures and engaging with translation studies, cultural studies, and other humanities and social science disciplines. It also develops core themes and new methodological approaches in European Slavonic studies. The literature review section systematically monitors and critically examines thought-provoking publications in Slavonic linguistics and literary studies. The journal is indexed in ERIH PLUS.
Journals that are loosely associated with our department or were associated with it in the past include the following:
Slavica litteraria is a peer reviewed scholarly journal publishing original articles in the field of Slavonic literary studies, comparative literary studies and area studies with the orientation on Slavonic studies. The function of the journal is the development and the cultivation of the research Slavonic literatures which would create the space for the presentation of new knowledge and new methodological streams and for the scholarly permeability between philological and other humanities in accordance with rich traditions and contemporary range and depth of Brno Slavonic studies. The journal is indexed in ERIH PLUS.
Новая русистика is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal publishing special contributions dealing with Russian philological and area studies. The journal advances and cultivates Russian philological and area studies, creating a space for the presentation of new knowledge and new methodological approaches. The journal is indexed in ERIH PLUS.
Proudy is an online journal for literature and literary studies, which aims to create an online platform for publishing professional works focusing on Central Europe and its overlaps. The multidisciplinary nature of the periodical also offers, among other things, original artistic work, portraits, travel notes, interviews, reviews of the latest publications, as well as articles of an informative nature. The journal is published by the Central European Center for Slavic Studies in cooperation with the Institute of Slavic Studies.