SYN (magazine)

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SYN is an Austrian student journal with a focus on theater, film and media studies , which is produced by students of this subject as well as other humanities, social and cultural science disciplines and is funded by the Philological and Cultural Studies Faculty of the University of Vienna. The first 16 issues were published every six months by Lit Verlag in print form (electronically available via Phaidra), and since the collective issue, the magazine has been published by the new academic press.

Emergence

In 2009 several students of theater, film and media studies at the University of Vienna came up with the idea of ​​publishing a magazine that would offer the possibility of a first publication. It should enable students to get started in the scientific practice of publishing before completing a master's or diploma degree.

An issue with around seven to ten articles has been published every six months since the 2010 winter semester. The topic of the issue is summarized under an adjective, for which work by students from German-speaking countries (Austria, Germany and Switzerland) is being sought using Call for Papers . The articles are selected by the editorial team. The work process consists of two editing and two editing phases as well as the peer review phase. To this end, the team has an international scientific advisory board at its disposal, which uses a peer-review process to assess the articles that have been created up to that point. Each article is anonymized and forwarded to at least two peer review partners. In addition to the work of the students, essays and interviews are also published. Previous interview partners include: a. Stefanie Sargnagel , Claudia Bosse , Stefan Ruzowitzky , Hermes Phettberg , She She Pop , Hermann Nitsch , Soap & Skin , Rudolf Polanszky , The Tiger Lillies , Florentina Holzinger and Kenneth Goldsmith . Illustrations are added to the magazine's written articles, which are obtained through a Call for Pictures .

SYN also cooperates with other magazines such as the Journal 360 ° as well as event series such as dichtung // s // ring , kinolog and the This Human World film festival .

Intentions and goals

The SYN magazine would like to offer students of the humanities, social and cultural sciences a platform on which they can publish their bachelor's or thesis for the first time. The aim is to make topics and questions of the growing generation of researchers accessible to as diverse a target audience as possible.

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output title Editors ISBN Appearance
01 Unreal Fabian Bazant, David Krych, Johannes A. Löcker ISBN 978-3-643-50183-7 November 2010
02 Reflexive Thomas Marchart, Stefanie Schmitt, Stefan Suppanschitz ISBN 978-3-643-50276-6 May 2011
03 Curious Markus Lehner, Thomas Ochs, Clara Rybaczek ISBN 978-3-643-50324-4 October 2011
04th Animalistic Andrea Höller, Hanna Palmanshofer, Stefan Schweigler ISBN 978-3-643-50403-6 May 2012
05 Machine Melanie Konrad, Julia Preisker, Vanessa Scharrer ISBN 978-3-643-50455-5 October 2012
06th Cross Eva-Maria Kleinschwärzer, Lukas Reiter, Elisabeth Stecker ISBN 978-3-643-50513-2 May 2013
07th Dead Laura Greber, Martin Krammer, Alexandra Matsouka, Carmen Stocker ISBN 978-3-643-50548-4 October 2013
08th Contentious Valerie Dirk, Iris Fraueneder, Ulrike Wirth ISBN 978-3-643-50604-7 June 2014
09 Obscene Chiara Juchem, Helmut Käfer, Kira Koplin, Barbara Tunkowitsch ISBN 978-3-643-50644-3 December 2014
10 Mute Harald Krebl, Shiva Pauer, Sophia-Charlotte Pehlke ISBN 978-3-643-50690-0 June 2015
11 Artificially Marlene Grois, Wera Hippesroither, David Hoffmann ISBN 978-3-643-50721-1 December 2015
12 Unlimited Cornelia Brizsak, Christian Keller, Kerstin Pachschwöll ISBN 978-3-643-50748-8 June 2016
13 Tactless Johanna Eberl, Sara Maurer, Markus Schwarz ISBN 978-3-643-50787-7 January 2017
14th Popular Diana Andrei, Bernhard Frena, Martin Rovan ISBN 978-3-643-50823-2 June 2017
15th Virtual Birgit Allesch, Ada Karlbauer, Veronika J. König ISBN 978-3-643-50849-2 January 2018
16 radical Simon Angerer, Ronny Günl, Carmen Rosenkranz ISBN 978-3-643-50881-2 June 2018
17th collective Sarah Auer, Sebastian Bornschlegl, Eva Lakits ISBN 978-3-7003-2128-6 March 2019

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