'Reinvention: a Journal of Undergraduate Research' is a refereed ejournal published twice a year by the University of Warwick in the UK, in association with Oxford Brookes University. At January 2009 there are three issues online, each presenting articles in HTML format. Articles of interest to scholars in the humanities will be those on aspects of history, such as: 'Prostitution and the Nineteenth Century: In Search of the 'Great Social Evil''; 'The Elusive Search for 'Truth': Oliver Stone, Postmodernism and History'; 'The Reception of Literature in France during the Revolution: An Analysis of Reviews of Women Writers in the Mercure de France, 1791-1795'; and ''Vices Once Adopted': Theorising Male Homoeroticism in German-Language Legal and Forensic Discourses, 1752-1869', among others. Articles are presented in HTML format. The website has full details of the editor, subject editors, and the international Advisory Board. Although this is an undergraduate journal, it is officially published under the name of one of the most respected British universities, and its standards are obviously rigourously high. All accepted articles are subject to a double-blind peer review process.
