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Floods represent chaos: the overwhelming not just of everyday life but of entire prevailing natural and social orders, the destruction of boundaries and moorings, the triumph of formlessness and flux. This seminar examines, then, the challenges — both formal and ethical — entailed in representing floods.

Charting Transnational Native American Studies: Aesthetics, Politics, Identity
Extended Deadline: December 15
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We are inviting paper proposals for the 2010 Annual American Comparative Literature Association Meeting (New Orleans, April 1-4).

Archival Travels / Traveling Archives

In a multicultural and multilingual context, immigration has been an integral part of the national identity of Canada.
Modern Canada constitutes of a large percentage of Diasporic population who contribute extensively to the making of Modern Canada. In the wake of globalization, the evolution of Canada as a Multicultural State has been receiving much attention from mass media. This again has been a contested terrain since the settlement of a chosen race in a promised land has resulted into the subjugation of the Peoples who have been residing in the geo-political entity which came later to be known as Canada.
The conference would like to involve in a dialogue between local and global and highlight the concerns within the concept of Multiculturalism in Canada. "

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31st Annual Conference February 10-13, 2010

Southwest/Texas Popular and American Culture Association

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5th Annual University of Tulsa English Graduate Student Conference

Humanities and Technology Review (HTR)CALL FOR ARTIC

Call for Papers

The deadline to submit abstracts for the 18th- and 19th-Century British Women Writers Conference has been extended to November 1st.

Call for Papers
Submission by December 15, 2009

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