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CFP: “In Forms”
University of Toronto Graduate English Conference
April 26, 2019
Toronto, Ontario Canada
“All the forms of art come to us in their own ways and allow us to make more forms, and to make this exchange” – Muriel Rukeyser
CALL FOR PAPERS
Language, Literature, and Interdisciplinary Studies (LLIDS), an academic journal, invites original and unpublished research papers from scholars on the following:
Engaging Fictions: Aesthetic Orientations and Reception of Novel
The mission of Cyberwit is to encourage and promote the visual arts and poetry. Cyberwit's Harvests of New Millennium will be divided into three sections: (1) Photos, Paintings and Drawings, (2) Poetry and (3) Biography of Contributing Artists. The Journal will feature poems and artworks by the artists from all over the world. The poems and artwork selected for Harvests of New Millennium will surely compel our admiration.
Guidelines For Contributors https://www.cyberwit.net/pages/harvestsofnewmillennium
Free-Exchange Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference
University of Calgary, 8-10 March 2019
Deadline for submissions EXTENDED until January 28, 2019.
Community Building as Resistance
Free-Exchange Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference
University of Calgary, 8-10 March 2019
Deadline for submissions EXTENDED until January 28, 2019.
Community Building as Resistance
Home, Community, and Culture
3rd Annual Languages and Literature Conference
Comparative Literature Graduate Association
Louisiana State University
March 29 - 30, 2019
“Meaning is a shaky edifice we build out of scraps, dogmas, childhood injuries, newspaper articles, chance remarks, old films, small victories, people hated, people loved; perhaps it is because our sense of what is the case is constructed from such inadequate materials that we defend it so fiercely, even to death.”
– Salman Rushdie,
In honor of the 200th anniversary of The Sketch Book (1819-1820), which includes “Rip Van Winkle” and “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” the Washington Irving Society invites proposals for any topic related to The Sketch Book for the American Literature Association Conference in Boston, May 23-26, 2019. Please send an abstract of 250 words plus a brief bio to Dr. Sean Keck at skeck@radford.edu by January 15, 2019. For more information about ALA and the WIS, please see americanliteratureassociation.org and irvingsociety.wordpress.com.
Radical Materialisms
Boston College English Graduate Conference
April 6th, 2019
New materialisms and object-oriented ontology offer a radical reorganization—perhaps a democratization—of human/object relations, deemphasizing human agency in favor of a “parliament of things.” This conference asks if such approaches have been too quick to abandon human politics altogether. Can new materialisms be both conceptually and politically radical?
International transdisciplinary symposium organized by HCTI (EA 4249) November 21-23, 2019 at the Université Bretagne Sud in Lorient, South Brittany, France.
“The Desert and the USA”
Otukpa: A Journal of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Federal University, Otuoke.
Call for Papers.
Interested scholars, researchers and practitioners in the broad areas of the humanities and social sciences are hereby invited to submit articles for review and possible publication in Volume 1, Nos. 1&2 of Otukpa. The volume will be published in April, 2019.
To mark the publication of The Valley Press Anthology of Prose Poetry, edited by Anne Caldwell and Oz Hardwick, there will be a one-day symposium at Leeds Trinity University (UK) on Saturday 13th July 2019.
The symposium will consist of talks, panels, the official launch of The Valley Press Anthology of Prose Poetry, and an optional workshop. Further details may be found below. We welcome non-traditional modes of presentation and welcome panel proposals.
The organisers invite proposals from scholars and practitioners (with 150-word abstracts) for 20-minute presentations which may address – though need not necessarily be limited to – one of the following topics:
Poems Invited for June 2019 Issue of Taj Mahal Review 34th Issue
CALL FOR PAPERS
EXTENDED DEADLINE: February 4, 2019
REPRESENTATION IN THE TIME OF THE POSTHUMAN: TRANSHUMAN ENHANCEMENT IN 21ST CENTURY STORYTELLING
16th International Conference on Contemporary Narratives in English
http://typh.unizar.es/conference/
University of Zaragoza, Spain
May 29-31, 2019
CALL FOR PAPERS
Humanities, Special Issue:
“Disturbances of the Home/land in Anglophone Postcolonial Literatures”
Call for Papers:
18th AEDEI CONFERENCE
“Difference and Indifference in Irish Studies”
29 - 31 May 2019
University of the Balearic Islands
Call for Papers
Rest and the rest: Aesthetics of Idleness12th Visual and Cultural Studies Graduate Conferenceat the University of RochesterApril 12-13, 2019
Keynote: Jean Ma, Associate Professor of Art and Art History, Stanford University
https://dslab.lib.rochester.edu/vcsconference/
Annual Graduate Conference 2019, hosted by the Department of Comparative Literature, State University of New York, Buffalo, 5th April 2019
Silences in Literary Trauma Studies: A Reconsideration
The Museum of Science Fiction is accepting 250-word proposals for 15-20 minute papers to be presented at this year’s Escape Velocity Conference in National Harbor Maryland, May 24th – 26th, 2019.
The Museum of Science Fiction is accepting 250-word proposals for 15-20 minute papers to be presented at this year’s Escape Velocity Conference in National Harbor Maryland, May 24th – 26th, 2019.
As technological development continues to advance at an unprecedented rate, humanity finds itself more and more integrated with, and oftentimes dependent on, technological amplifications, interventions, and solutions. As such technology becomes commonplace, blurring the boundaries between organic and synthetic life, we might ask ourselves, will we someday reach a point where being “human” ceases to mean anything?
Seeking presenters for a panel proposal for the 2019 American Studies Association (ASA) conference in Honolulu, Hawai'i, November 7-10 2019
“Race and Crowds from the Nineteenth Century to Now”
The Charles Olson Society will sponsor a session at the American Literature Association Conference, to be held in Boston, May 23-26, 2019. We are interested in abstracts about any aspect of avant-garde poetics in mid-Century American verse, but in particular those that explore the collaborative and/or formal mechanics of projective verse as it developed in the diverse poetry communities of the 1950s and 1960s. While Olson’s essay “Projective Verse” has received ample treatment in studies concerning his own poetry and his direct contemporaries (Duncan/Creeley), other poets also built on projective verse in their own ways, fashioning distinctive styles that are related to projective verse but that transform it as well.
IAMHIST is the International Association for Media and History, an organisation of scholars, filmmakers, broadcasters and archivists dedicated to historical enquiry into film, radio, TV and other related media.
POWER AND THE MEDIA (Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, 16-19 July 2019)
Deadline for proposals: 14 January 2019.
Confirmed keynote speakers include:
James Curran (Goldsmiths, University of London)
J. E. Smyth (University of Warwick)
2019 PEAKS Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference
Northern Arizona University
March 9, 2019
http://peaksconference.weebly.com for more information and to submit a proposal
Since the 1980s, when the Jameson-Ahmad debate over how to read literatures putatively labeled as “third-world” and the notion of empire writing back to European literary traditions held sway in postcolonial studies, new contexts and ways of reading postcolonial and Anglophone literatures have been introduced and taken up. John J. Su’s Imagination and the Contemporary Novel (2011) and Mrinalini Chakrovorty’s In Stereotype (2014), for example, demonstrate that analyzing aesthetic and fictional representations of life in postcolonial realities brings into light the transnational aspect of contemporary literary production and the global marketplace with Anglo-American tastes and trends, both of which require further contextual consideration.
Call for Essays: Feeding Cultural Fear: Essays on Films During a Time of Transition, 1998-2020
I am looking for proposals for chapters for an academic book that aims to examine the manifestation of collective societal fears in film.This collection will cover films specifically from the time period of 1998-2020. This collection is under contract with McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers and will be released in 2020.
World religions have long held pilgrimage as an important journey of the faithful. Today, however, there is an increasing number of non-religious, secular or spiritual pilgrims undertaking these journeys. The nearly 800 km-long Camino de Santiago is a popular destination for secular pilgrims travelling through France and across Northern Spain. Established as one of three principal Christian pilgrimage routes over 1,200 years ago, the Camino is experiencing increasing visitor numbers with over 300,000 undertaking the journey each year.
Call for Papers
IFIASA/2018
International Journal of Theology Philosophy and Science
Dear Friends,
International Journal of Theology, Philosophy and Science (IJTPS) is a scholarly journal dedicated to the areas of philosophy and theology. This journal was founded with the aim of publishing high quality and original scholarly papers written from multiple perspectives (philosophical, theological, anthropological, moral and etic, science, etc.)
Illustration Studies: New Approaches, New Directions
The Sixth ILLUSTR4TIO Conference
London, U.K.
22-24 April 2020
Plenary Speakers
Luisa Calè (Birkbeck, University of London)
Julia Thomas (Cardiff University)
Co-organisers: Christina Ionescu (Mount Allison University, Canada) and Ann Lewis (Birkbeck, University of London)
Much attention has been given to recent American studies showing a dramatic increase in the numbers of those who distance themselves from religious affiliation. Here in Quebec, it is approximately 50 years since the Quiet Revolution, a political movement that wrested control over health and education from the Catholic Church to a secular government. Today in Montreal, fewer than 4% of the population regularly attends mass, a trend that echoes the situation in Europe (1).
Call for Papers
Arts and the City
International Conference
23-24 May 2019, Budapest, Hungary
Károli Gáspár University & The Hungarian Academy of Sciences
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
ANDREW GIBSON, Royal Holloway, University of London
BERNARDINE EVARISTO, writer, London
(author of Lara, Soul Tourists, and Blonde Roots, among other novels)
NOÉMI SZÉCSI, writer, Budapest
(author of The Finno-Ugrian Vampire and Mandragora Street 7, among other novels)