Welcome to Papireto
Online Scholarly Journal
Papireto is an international peer-reviewed and open-access journal indexed in the most important academic databases, including Erih Plus, DOAJ, ROAD, EBSCO , MIAR, ROMEO, Copernicus, DRJI, BASE among others, and has signed the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI). Papireto is the result of a scholarly publishing project by Professors Luigi Agus and Giancarlo Germanà Bozza
With deep sorrow we announce the death of Prof. Roberto Antonio Cassanelli, member of the Advisory Board of this magazine and author, for the issue 3, just published, of an important review on the exhibition Arte Liberata. We remember him with great affection and gratitude for having actively collaborated in the realization of this editorial initiative, but above all for his fundamental contribution to the history of art.
This initiative aims to contribute to scholarly study and to expand upon research findings in the fields of visual arts, aesthetics, art history, art communications and education, archaeology and anthropology, whether through the contribution of established experts or by welcoming the contributions of young and promising scholars whose research illuminates specific themes within the same disciplinary sectors (academic recruitment field: 10/A1, 10/B1, 11/C4, 11/A5, 11/D2; artistic recruitment field: ABST46, ABST47, ABST48, ABST49, ABST50, ABST52, ABST55, ABST59, ABVPA69).
The journal is flanked by the book series I quaderni del Papireto, published by the Istituto Poligrafico Europeo. The first volume of the series, which aims to collect monographic studies on specific topics, is already available in bookshops.
Anyone may propose papers relevant to Papireto’s areas of interest and appropriate to one of the sections detailed in the journal’s editorial guidelines, available on this site’s dedicated page along with the release form permitting the publication of articles’ contents. This form may be sent via the site’s contact section.
Papireto’s third issue was published on Sunday 1 December 2024, while the third is scheduled for 1 December 2025; articles must be received by the third week of October. The advisory board and/or editorial board reserve/s the right, possibly based on the outcome of peer review, to accept or refuse any contribution or to delay its publication until a later issue.
