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The biannual electronic journal e-Rea (Revue d’études anglophones) was founded in January 2003 by Joanny Moulin, who served as its editor until 2008, followed by Sylvie Mathé until 2014, Nathalie Vanfasse (2014-2018), and Marie Hedon (2018-2024). Since issue 6.1 (2008), e-Rea has been accessible via the Revues.org portal. All issues prior to 2008 have been reformatted to the portal’s standards, and all texts, with the exception of certain reviews, can be accessed directly online.

All articles submitted for publication in guest-edited special issues, or in the "Hors thème (Varia)" section, are subject to double blind review; unless otherwise specified for a particular volume, they can be written in either French or English, and all theoretical or methodological frameworks are accepted.

Book reviews, which can be submitted spontaneously, are managed by the colleague(s) responsible for that section of the journal (see organization chart).

The "Grand Entretien. Archéologie d'un parcours" section is dedicated to academics whose careers and work have, in one way or another, left their mark on Anglophone studies in France: they may have written seminal texts in their field of research, contributed to the birth and/or development of a disciplinary field, or been essential mediators. In this section, these colleagues take a retrospective look over their personal and intellectual journeys, reflect on some of the key milestones, and are invited to engage in a conversational exercise in their personal history that will shed light on the links between their itinerary and their subject/object of study.

The "A Book in the Life" section invites scholars to write about a book that has had a decisive effect on their life as scholars in Anglophone studies: this book, for one reason or another, has held and sometimes still holds a special place in their research, their thinking, their approach to their discipline, a period of their life as a student or scholar, or more simply their library.

e-Rea is published under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International.

Texts are published under the responsibility of their author(s). Any analyses and judgments expressed in articles, reviews, and other texts by authors are their own and shall not be considered those of e-Rea’s editorial board.

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