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The Society for Phenomenology and Media invites proposals for individual conference papers and three-person panels for its 16th Annual International Conference.

Call for Papers
The Gothick Revival in eighteenth-century Britain is a multi-faceted phenomenon, simultaneously liminal and mainstream, historical and modern, whimsical and serious.

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E-rea (Revue électronique d’études sur le monde anglophone) is seeking papers for a special volume to appear in the autumn of 2014.

CFP: Queer Security Studies | GLQ Dossier | Due May 11th

“Global Shakespeare” is a trendy topic in early modern scholarship, but how can we best translate it into effective teaching?

This panel invites participants from any college or university where there is an interest in building a B.A. in English or establishing a new programmatic track within the discipline.

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“Why Semiotics”

The Semiotic Society of America
invites the submission of abstracts for presentation at its
38th Annual Meeting, to be held

Monday 17 June 2013, University of Oxford

Transforming Postgraduate Research: Engaging with the Digital World

The event will include keynote addresses by:

This conference focuses on the influence of cultural ‘legacies’ within current humanities research.

University of Guelph International Conference:
Re-imagining Communities and Civil Society
Conference Dates: October 25, 26, and 27, 2013

Adaptation and Film (Popular Culture Session I
SAMLA Conference
November 8-10, 2013

This year, we are taking the theme of Kingdoms, Nations and Villages to explore how literature has represented, interpreted and subverted identities.

CALL FOR PAPERS
2013 ELLAK INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

“Micro versus Macro Literatures in English:

Punk in the 21st-Century: Call for Papers

The international conference “Except Asia: Agamben’s Work in Transcultural Perspective,” to be held at National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan, June 25-27, 2013, is now open for regist

French Feminism: Contexts and Connotations
Update
Contact Email: rpsingh.lu@gmail.com

Early societies had rigid roles for men and women with attributes, labeled as being masculine and feminine.

"Freedom and Utopia"
38th Annual Meeting
Francis Marion Hotel, Charleston, South Carolina
November 14-17, 2013

The idea of Liberation Theology continues to exert profound challenges - theological, ontological and theoretical - to the Catholic Church, long after the first context of its emergence and reception

This panel is a standing session at PAMLA and invites critical papers on any aspect of English literature since 1700.

DH SoCal is a network dedicated to building community and collaboration amongst digital humanists in Southern California.

Italian and Italian-American food has a long history in the homes, markets, and restaurants of the United States.

A number of travel bursaries are available for postgraduates and early career researchers to participate in this project, which uses Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring to explore the relationship between

From The Book of Kells to the seaside ditty in Ulysses to the Abbey Theatre’s Countess Cathleen, Ireland boasts a history replete with visual and performing arts.

In what ways do artistic constructions of the body appear in literature?

This conference will seek to challenge the borders imposed on Cinema: between senses, ideologies, cultures, even the fluctuation of the medium itself in terms of its technologies, production, distribu

This session welcomes critical papers on the short story for the annual MMLA convention. Proposals may be related to the conference theme of Art & Artifice, but it is not necessary.

Black Camera invites submissions for a Close-Up devoted to a critical assessment of Postcolonial Filmmaking in French-speaking Countries to be published Fall 2014.

This conference focuses on the influence of cultural ‘legacies’ within current humanities research.

The III John Gower Congress will take place at the University of Rochester in New York from 30 June to 3 July 2014.

The long British nineteenth century (1789-1914) appears to have the long global twentieth century (including the first decades of the twenty-first) in its thrall.

The American Humor Studies Association seeks papers for a panel, “Humor in the Digital Age,” for the 2013 South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA) Conference at the Marriott Atlanta from

“Holy Monsters, Sacred Grotesques” aims to create conversations on the impact of monstrosity and examples of the grotesque in discourse related to religion and the sacred.