By Patrick Nunnally, Editor
This issue of Open Rivers marks several new emphases for us. But then, when it’s only our third issue, there are going to be new emphases, right?
What we have here originates, I think, more from a foundation in scholarly inquiry than some of our previous work. It is less oriented to the Mississippi River. And it was proposed by guest editors, Nenette Luarca-Shoaf and Laura Turner Igoe, who are both art historians. They invited and worked with authors of the features and several of the columns. All of these new dimensions contribute greatly to the evolution of Open Rivers; there is much to ponder and learn from in the diverse mix of voices we offer in this issue. Happy reading!
Recommended Citation
Nunnally, Patrick. 2016. “Introduction to Issue Three” Open Rivers: Rethinking The Mississippi, no. 3. https://openrivers.lib.umn.edu/article/introduction-to-issue-three/.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.24926/2471190X.1917
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