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Use when targeting Harvard Theological Review or deciding whether a religious-studies manuscript fits this venue. Encodes the journal's fit, its textual/philological and historical argument bar, primary-source and original-language expectations, house style and review norms, official-submission re-check, and desk-reject heuristics.

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# Harvard Theological Review (harvard-theological-review)

## Journal positioning

Harvard Theological Review, published by Cambridge University Press for Harvard Divinity
School, is a leading venue for rigorous scholarship in theology, biblical studies, early
Christianity, Judaism, the history of religions, and religious history. Its defining
expectation is **strong textual, philological, and historical method** — close work with
primary texts in their original languages, careful handling of manuscripts and the
documentary record, and an argument that contributes to the critical study of religious
texts and their histories. It is distinct from `the-journal-of-religion`, whose breadth
includes constructive theology, philosophy of religion, and religion-and-culture, and from
`history-of-religions`, which foregrounds the comparative and morphological method: Harvard
Theological Review's center of gravity is text-critical and historical scholarship,
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