Publisher
About the Journal
Journal of Daoist Studies is an international peer-reviewed annual journal dedicated to the academic exploration of Daoism in its historical, philosophical, cultural, artistic, and social dimensions. The journal serves as an important scholarly platform for researchers, practitioners, and academics interested in the study of Daoist traditions and their influence across different societies and historical periods. Published by University of Hawaii Press, the journal maintains a strong reputation for promoting interdisciplinary research and critical discussions in the fields of religious studies and philosophy.
The journal publishes a diverse range of scholarly content, including academic research articles, contemporary practice forums, and news related to developments in Daoist studies around the world. It follows a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure the quality, originality, and integrity of published research. The editorial policies of the journal emphasize ethical publishing practices, transparency, confidentiality, originality, and unbiased evaluation, making it a trusted source for high-quality academic scholarship in Daoist studies.
Aim and Scope
The primary aim of the Journal of Daoist Studies is to advance scholarly understanding of Daoism through the publication of original and methodologically sound research. The journal encourages contributions that explore Daoist philosophy, religion, literature, rituals, art, history, ethics, and social practices from both traditional and contemporary perspectives. It seeks to create an intellectual platform where scholars from different academic disciplines can engage in meaningful dialogue concerning the development and interpretation of Daoist thought and culture.
The scope of the journal is broad and interdisciplinary, covering subjects related to religious studies, philosophy, cultural studies, history, and Asian studies. In addition to theoretical and historical analyses, the journal also welcomes discussions on contemporary Daoist practices and current developments in the field. By promoting critical inquiry, ethical scholarship, and international academic collaboration, the journal contributes significantly to the global understanding of Daoism and its relevance in modern society.