Submitting essays to LitUP Name* First Last Email* Phone*Affiliation (if any)Submission Type* Proposed universals Problems with proposed universals Examinations of individual literary works in relation to universals Surveys of research traditions on literary universals Suggestions for new essays on describing, explaining, or extending literary universals Suggestions for interviews Proposed universal submissions should be roughly 500-3,000 words in length (not counting works cited). They should begin by stating the proposed universal and its scope—principally, statistical or absolute (see the essay “What are Literary Universals?”); they should then go on to summarize the evidence for its cross-cultural existence. Problems with proposed universals should be roughly 250-500 words in length (not counting works cited). They should begin by identifying the proposed universal at issue. They should go on to explain the problem. Examinations of individual literary works in relation to universals should be roughly 2,000-3,000 words in length and should indicate how the use of universals illuminates the literary work in new ways or how the application extends our understanding of the universal. Surveys of research traditions on literary universals should be roughly 2,000-3,000 words in length (not counting works cited). To propose suggestions for new essays on describing, explaining, or extending literary universals, please submit a brief abstract, rationale for inclusion, and statement of the author’s qualifications. To propose an interview, please submit the name of the person to be interviewed along with a brief statement of his or her relevance for the Literary Universals Project and his or her accomplishments.Attach Document Drop files here or Select files Max. file size: 250 MB. All submissions should follow the author-title citation format of the essays already posted. They should also include a concluding section on “Future Research” to facilitate the development of research programs in literary universals. All submissions will be refereed by members of the editorial board or outside experts. Comments/SuggestionsEmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.