Altitude: a journal of emerging humanities work
Altitude is a peer reviewed journal of emerging innovative and creative work in the humanities. Altitude is committed to the democratisation of writing, research and knowledge, and to experimentation with new journal practices. It brings emerging and experienced scholars into discussion with writers and thinkers outside the academy. We use web-based open-access technologies to provide access to lectures, seminars, and research (includes audio and visual material), and to extend the parameters of intellectual exchange. Altitude is published as one article, recording, image, or video per month.
Altitude was founded by Emily Potter and Robyn Tucker in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Adelaide in 2000. It was published online from issues 1 (2000) to 8 (2007) through the API Network at Curtin University. It was relaunched in January 2010 with an expanded multi-media and creative scholarly publishing agenda.
ISSN 14444-1160
