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The Early Modern Center of the University of California at Santa Barbara
invites paper proposals for our 2009 Winter Conference, "Before
Environmentalism." The conference will take place on Friday, March 6,
2009 at UCSB.
The Early Modern Center of the University of California at Santa Barbara
invites paper proposals for our 2009 Winter Conference, "Before
Environmentalism." The conference will take place on Friday, March 6,
2009 at UCSB.
Scott Lucas and Ayesha Ramachandran are hoping to put together a panel
on Spenser's poetry for the 2009 Sixteenth Century Studies Conference,
which will be held in Geneva, Switzerland, on May 28-30, 2009. In
keeping with the location of this year's SCSC, our panel is titled "The
European Context of Spenser's Poetry." We are defining the topic
broadly and welcome any proposal investigating the influence of medieval
or Renaissance continental European literature or thought upon the
poetry of Edmund Spenser (or, perhaps, the influence of Spenser's verse
upon the poetry of continental Europe).
Call For Papers
A Special Issue of the New Review of Film and Television Studies : "Appropriation/ Antagonism/
Alternatives: Mediterranean Film and TV beyond America", Autumn 2010
Guest Editors: Dr. Daniela Treveri-Gennari (Oxford Brookes, UK) Dr. Nick Potamitis (Birmingham,
UK)
The AnaChronisT,
a peer-reviewed yearbook published by the Department of English Studies,
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary,
invites research papers, book reviews, and interviews on literatures in
English for its next issue, to be published in 2009. All topics
pertaining to English-language literatures and cultures are eligible.
Papers are to be submitted by the extended deadline, Monday, 23 February 2009.
The AnaChronisT welcomes submissions by graduate and doctoral students as
well as academics. The requirements of application are as follows:
This panel invites papers that examine the transformation of images of the
heroic in Asian narratives when they evolve in interactions with other
cultures, growing in a new cultural space. We are specially interested in
exploring the change in the representation of a hero/heroine: what it
represents traditionally and what it means today when local cultures are
faced with global influences. Traditional heroic narratives of Asian origin
often flourish with offshoots, being adapted to a variety of modern media,
and probably revised to contemporary settings. While these narratives are
alive, the heroes/heroines in them are also living heroes/heroines. We
CFP: Globalisation and the Gothic
University of Stirling, Scotland
28-29 July 2009
The AHRC Global Gothic Network, in association with the University of
Stirling, Scotland, invites proposals for a multidisciplinary conference on
the topic of ‘Globalisation and the Gothic’. Our main concerns are with the
various ways gothic productions from around the world have engaged with the
politics of globalisation, the production of gothic in a global
marketplace, and the ways in which globalisation has led to the production
of new forms of Gothic and to a plethora of appropriations and adaptations.
CFP: Globalisation and the Gothic
University of Stirling, Scotland
28-29 July 2009
The AHRC Global Gothic Network, in association with the University of
Stirling, Scotland, invites proposals for a multidisciplinary conference on
the topic of ‘Globalisation and the Gothic’. Our main concerns are with the
various ways gothic productions from around the world have engaged with the
politics of globalisation, the production of gothic in a global
marketplace, and the ways in which globalisation has led to the production
of new forms of Gothic and to a plethora of appropriations and adaptations.
CFP: Globalisation and the Gothic
University of Stirling, Scotland
28-29 July 2009
The AHRC Global Gothic Network, in association with the University of
Stirling, Scotland, invites proposals for a multidisciplinary conference on
the topic of ‘Globalisation and the Gothic’. Our main concerns are with the
various ways gothic productions from around the world have engaged with the
politics of globalisation, the production of gothic in a global
marketplace, and the ways in which globalisation has led to the production
of new forms of Gothic and to a plethora of appropriations and adaptations.
‘Swinburne: A Centenary Conference’
Proposals for papers are invited for a conference marking the hundredth anniversary of
Swinburne’s death. ‘Swinburne: A Centenary Conference’ will take place in the Institute of English
Studies, Senate House (London) on Friday 10th and Saturday 11th of July, 2009.
Glossator 3: Commentaries on the Poems of J.H. Prynne
Call for Proposals
In darkness by day we must press on,
giddy at the tilt of a negative crystal.
J.H. Prynne
Call for Submissions for an Essay Collection on Suzan-Lori Parks
All proposals will receive serious consideration, but essays based on any
of the following themes or theoretical perspectives are especially welcome:
performance theory and/or practice
African-American drama
stage vs. page
comparative
interdisciplinary
cultural studies
gender and sexuality
style
tradition and modernity/postmodernity
politics
experimental / popular
Please submit abstracts or essays, along with a brief CV, by December 15,
2008 to Greg Miller at: <gleonmiller_at_gmail.com>. Completed essays will be
due June 2009.
Call for Submissions for an Essay Collection on Suzan-Lori Parks
All proposals will receive serious consideration, but essays based on any
of the following themes or theoretical perspectives are especially welcome:
performance theory and/or practice
African-American drama
stage vs. page
comparative
interdisciplinary
cultural studies
gender and sexuality
style
tradition and modernity/postmodernity
politics
experimental / popular
Please submit abstracts or essays, along with a brief CV, by December 15,
2008 to Greg Miller at: <gleonmiller_at_gmail.com>. Completed essays will be
due June 2009.
Call for Submissions for an Essay Collection on Suzan-Lori Parks
All proposals will receive serious consideration, but essays based on any
of the following themes or theoretical perspectives are especially welcome:
performance theory and/or practice
African-American drama
stage vs. page
comparative
interdisciplinary
cultural studies
gender and sexuality
style
tradition and modernity/postmodernity
politics
experimental / popular
Please submit abstracts or essays, along with a brief CV, by December 15,
2008 to Greg Miller at: <gleonmiller_at_gmail.com>. Completed essays will be
due June 2009.
Call for Submissions for an Essay Collection on Suzan-Lori Parks
All proposals will receive serious consideration, but essays based on any
of the following themes or theoretical perspectives are especially welcome:
performance theory and/or practice
African-American drama
stage vs. page
comparative
interdisciplinary
cultural studies
gender and sexuality
style
tradition and modernity/postmodernity
politics
experimental / popular
Please submit abstracts or essays, along with a brief CV, by December 15,
2008 to Greg Miller at: <gleonmiller_at_gmail.com>. Completed essays will be
due June 2009.
Spike Frames: The Cinema of Spike Lee
The Pakistan Workshop
CALL FOR PAPERS: ‘DREAMS, VISIONS AND NIGHTMARES: BETWEEN THE IMAGINED
AND THE REAL’
The Pakistan Workshop
8-10th May 2009 â€" Rook How, The Lake District, Cumbria, England
Contact email address: PakistanWorkshop_at_googlemail.com
The National Black Graduate Student Association (NBGSA) is seeking
proposals for papers, posters, panels, and workshops that relate to our
conference theme: Engaged, Empowered, Expect It! How does your research
uncover or assert modes of engagement and/or empowerment? We are
interested in scholarship from all academic approaches that explores any
aspect of this question. Visit www.nbgsa.org and click on "national
conference" for more details on submission guidelines and topics
supporting the theme. Our 21st Annual NBGSA Conference will be held
March 11-15, 2009 in downtown Houston, Texas, at the Doubletree Hotel and
"CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN IN DIALOGUE"
Politics of Crisis
ACLA 2009 Annual Meeting: “Global Languages, Local Culturesâ€
March 26-29, 2009
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Seminar: Intertechnical Bodies
Co-chairs: Theodora Danylevich, Megan McCabe, Jed Brubaker
ACLA 2009 Annual Meeting: “Global Languages, Local Culturesâ€
March 26-29, 2009
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Seminar: Intertechnical Bodies
Co-chairs: Theodora Danylevich, Megan McCabe, Jed Brubaker
ACLA 2009 Annual Meeting: “Global Languages, Local Culturesâ€
March 26-29, 2009
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Seminar: Intertechnical Bodies
Co-chairs: Theodora Danylevich, Megan McCabe, Jed Brubaker
ACLA 2009 Annual Meeting: “Global Languages, Local Culturesâ€
March 26-29, 2009
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Seminar: Intertechnical Bodies
Co-chairs: Theodora Danylevich, Megan McCabe, Jed Brubaker
ACLA 2009 Annual Meeting: “Global Languages, Local Culturesâ€
March 26-29, 2009
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Seminar: Intertechnical Bodies
Co-chairs: Theodora Danylevich, Megan McCabe, Jed Brubaker
ACLA 2009 Annual Meeting: “Global Languages, Local Culturesâ€
March 26-29, 2009
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Seminar: Intertechnical Bodies
Co-chairs: Theodora Danylevich, Megan McCabe, Jed Brubaker
ACLA 2009 Annual Meeting: “Global Languages, Local Culturesâ€
March 26-29, 2009
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Seminar: Intertechnical Bodies
Co-chairs: Theodora Danylevich, Megan McCabe, Jed Brubaker
ACLA 2009 Annual Meeting: “Global Languages, Local Culturesâ€
March 26-29, 2009
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Seminar: Intertechnical Bodies
Co-chairs: Theodora Danylevich, Megan McCabe, Jed Brubaker
ACLA 2009 Annual Meeting: “Global Languages, Local Culturesâ€
March 26-29, 2009
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Seminar: Intertechnical Bodies
Co-chairs: Theodora Danylevich, Megan McCabe, Jed Brubaker
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and Sigma Tau Delta â€" Xi Alpha
Chapter present:
The First Annual Graduate and Undergraduate Student Conference on
Literature, Composition and Rhetoric
April 10-11, 2009
Call for Papers: