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category: medievalCall for Papers: Ports of Call---Cultures of Exchange, UCLAfull name / name of organization: UCLA Comparative Literture Graduate Student Conference contact email: portsofcall2010@gmail.com As gateways to other worlds and world-systems, port cities, such as Tangier, Istanbul, London, Manila, and Kobe, one of Japan’s most important ports, are sites of economic and cultural exchange.
AHRC Postgraduate Colloquium 3rd December, 2009, Bad Behaviour in Medieval & Early Modern Europefull name / name of organization: Diane Heath, Centre for Medieval & Early Modern Studies, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK contact email: bad-behaviour@kent.ac.uk This is an excitingly different one day inter-disciplinary postgraduate Colloquium supported by the AHRC Beyond Text Programme.
45th ICMS in Kalamazoo, May 13-16 2010: The Literature and Landscapes of Medieval East Angliafull name / name of organization: Justin T. Noetzel/ Saint Louis University Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies contact email: noetzelj@slu.edu This session seeks papers to discuss and analyze the literature, landscapes, history, and places of medieval East Anglia, as well as other relevant disciplines such as architecture, theology, ecology,
Fifth International IDEA Conference: Studies in English (14-16 April 2010)full name / name of organization: ATILIM UNIVERSITY, ANKARA, TURKEY contact email: ideaconference@atilim.edu.tr, evrimdogan@atilim.edu.tr Fifth International IDEA Conference CALL FOR PAPERS Deadline for Submissions: 1 December 2009
Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England: Leeds 2010full name / name of organization: Jay Paul Gates contact email: jgates@jjay.cuny.edu Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England International Medieval Congress
Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England: K'zoo 2010full name / name of organization: Jay Paul Gates contact email: jgates@jjay.cuny.edu Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England International Congress on Medieval Studies
CFP (Kalamazoo): Teaching Medieval Studies at Minority-Serving Colleges and Universitiesfull name / name of organization: National Endowment for the Humanities and Journal of Medieval Iberian Studies; Organizer: James M. Palmer contact email: jmpalmer@pvamu.edu The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the Journal of Medieval Iberian Studies (JMIS) jointly sponsor a roundtable on "Teaching Medieval Studies at Minority-Serving Colleges and Universit
CFP: eclogafull name / name of organization: University of Strathclyde contact email: levelsix@strath.ac.uk ecloga, a peer-refereed journal run by English Studies postgraduates at the University of Strathclyde, invites papers for the next issue.
CALL FOR PAPER FOR PARSOMEN'S RETURNING AND RENEWED ISSUEfull name / name of organization: PARSOMEN - THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE IN ISTANBUL BILGI UNIVERSITY contact email: bilgiparsomen@gmail.com Parsomen, the quarterly periodical of the department of Comparative Literature in Istanbul Bilgi University, seek submissions of papers for its returning issue in November, 2009 after its interval of
Kalamazoo 2010: "Enclosure in Old and Middle English Literature" and "Speech and Action in Medieval Literature"full name / name of organization: Medieval Research Consortium, University of California, Davis contact email: kawolf@ucdavis.edu The Medieval Research Consortium at the University of California, Davis, is now accepting abstracts for the following two sessions at the 45th International Congress on Medieval Studies to be held May
Kalamazoo 2010 45th International Congress on Medieval Studies - Aurality and Literacy: Textual Audiences in Late Medieval Englafull name / name of organization: Saint Louis University Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies contact email: dieckmtm@slu.edu Late medieval England existed at the liminal spaces of media - within, without, and between oral, chirographic, and typographic "texts." All of these media played important roles in creating linguis
Essays on Welsh Mythology in Popular Culturefull name / name of organization: University of California, Riverside and Marygrove College, Detroit, MI contact email: Kristin Noone (kristin.noone@email.ucr.edu); Audrey Becker (abecker@marygrove.edu) In recent years, interest in Welsh mythology and legendary figures has grown exponentially in popular culture, with appearances in diverse arenas ranging from fantasy fiction to role-playing games, fr
Re-Orienting English: Paradigms in /of Crisis; date 2009/12/05; deadline 2009/09/01full name / name of organization: Dept. of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Taiwan University contact email: htjian@ntu.edu.tw What is English studies in the early decade of the 21st century, when the national boundaries are being crossed and redrawn thanks to the international flight, the Internet and people flows, when the
Merlin and Re-imaginings of Arthurian Legend(s), SW/TX PCA/ACA (11/15/09; 2/10-13/10)full name / name of organization: Southwest/Texas Popular Culture/American Culture Associations contact email: tamy.burnett@gmail.com CFP: Merlin and Re-imaginings of Arthurian Legend(s), SW/TX PCA/ACA (11/15/09; 2/10-13/10)
UPDATE: In Derrida's wake: a Symposium on Deconstruction After Jacques Derridafull name / name of organization: La Trobe University, Australia contact email: Derrida2009@latrobe.edu.au In Derrida's Wake ANNOUNCING: Keynote Speaker ANDREW BENJAMIN: ‘JUSTICE, LAW AND PLACE: DERRIDA AND THE UNCONDITIONAL’
Journal of Philosophy: A Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry (Call for Papers on Literature, Philosophy and the Arts)full name / name of organization: Philosophical Society of Nepal contact email: philosophical_journal@yahoo.com The Philosophical Society of Nepal, and its reviewed Journal of Philosophy: A Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry, seeks articles in a wide range of philosophical topics and from a wide range of perspectives,
Unexpected Monsters: Close Encounters of the Other Kind (Kalamazoo 2010)full name / name of organization: MEARCSTAPA (Monsters: The Experimental Association for the Research of Cryptozoology through Scholarly Theory and Practical Application) contact email: rmward@ualberta.ca CALL FOR PAPERS:
The Monstrous, the Marvelous, and the Miraculous (Kalamazoo 2010)full name / name of organization: MEARCSTAPA (Monsters: The Experimental Association for the Research of Cryptozoology through Scholarly Theory and Practical Application) contact email: melissaelmes@carlbrook.org CALL FOR PAPERS:
Music, Literature, Illustration: Collaboration and networks in English manuscript culture, 1500 – 1700full name / name of organization: Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Culture, University of Southampton contact email: l.rayment@soton.ac.uk A conference for postgraduate students and early career researchers, hosted by the Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Culture, University of Southampton
CFP -- Teaching off the Grid: The Promise and Perils of Using Non-Canonical Texts in the Classroom (Kalamazoo 2010)full name / name of organization: Gina Brandolino and Nate Smith contact email: g.brandolino@gmail.com and nathanialbsmith@gmail.com Canonicity is an increasingly embattled concept, and the lists of what texts are considered canonical for the medieval and early modern period are constantly growing.
[UPDATE] 18th Colloquium on Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Literatures and Linguistics. Abstracts deadline: August 15, 2009. Austfull name / name of organization: The University of Texas at Austin, Graduate Student Organization contact email: 18coloquiout@gmail.com The medium is the message.
Kalamazoo 2010: "Between Thinking and Feeling: Reading Devotionally in Medieval England"full name / name of organization: Jennifer Garrison / St. Mary's University College contact email: jennifermgarrison@gmail.com
The Glamour of Grammar (Kalamazoo 2010)full name / name of organization: Irina Dumitrescu contact email: idumitrescu - at - smu.edu If conventional, twenty-first-century thinking holds that grammar is a dull set of descriptions and prescriptions consisting only of skeletal schemes of morphology and syntax, it is worth remembering
[UPDATE] CFP Colporteurs, Spaces, places, landscapes.full name / name of organization: Irina Marchesini, Luca Pasquale, Luca Vancini - University of Bologna, Italy. contact email: colporteurs2009@libero.it The group “Colporteurs” is pleased to announce their annual conference, which will be held on Wednesday, 23 September 2009 at the Department of Italian Studies in Bologna University, Italy.
[UPDATE] New deadline Theories and Forms of Allegory from Middle Age to Modernity international conference Contributors needed!full name / name of organization: Carlo Tirinanzi de Medici - Università di Trento contact email: allegoria.trento@gmail.com --English version below -- Lʼallegoria: teorie e forme tra medioevo e modernità
Journal of Philosophy: A Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry (Call for Papers on Literature, Philosophy and the Arts)full name / name of organization: Philosophical Society of Nepal contact email: philosophical_journal@yahoo.com The Philosophical Society of Nepal, and its reviewed Journal of Philosophy: A Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry, seeks articles in a wide range of philosophical topics and from a wide range of perspectives,
"Queering the Classics: Desiring the Past in Medieval Latin Literature" Kalamazoo 2010full name / name of organization: Emily Blakelock/Centre for Medieval Studies (Toronto) Latin Working Group contact email: emily.blakelock@utoronto.ca Kalamazoo 2010 CFP Queering the Classics: Desiring the Past in Medieval Latin Literature
MATC Emerging Scholars Symposiumfull name / name of organization: Mid America Theatre Conference contact email: scottirelan@augustana.edu Two Emerging Scholars Debut Panels: The 31st Annual
2010 Mid-America Theatre Conference March 4-7, 2010full name / name of organization: Mid-America Theatre Conference contact email: scottmagelssen@hotmail.com Announcing The 31st Annual Going Public
CFP: antiTHESIS journal Volume 20: "FEAR"full name / name of organization: School of Culture & Communications, University of Melbourne contact email: editor.antithesis@gmail.com Submissions are now open for antiTHESIS Volume 20: FEAR. Fear is one of the most potent forces affecting humankind.
CFP for “The Middle English Gawain Romances" for Kalamazoo 2010full name / name of organization: Kristin Bovaird-Abbo / Medieval Association of the Midwest (MAM) contact email: kristin.abbo@unco.edu CFP for “The Middle English Gawain Romances (Excluding Sir Gawain and the Green Knight)” for Kalamazoo 2010
edited collection - Critical Approaches to Teaching Graphic Narratives in the Literature Classroom (9/15/2009)full name / name of organization: Lan Dong contact email: baerchendong@yahoo.com Deadlines: proposal by September 15, 2009; essay by December 15, 2009
UPDATEfull name / name of organization: Lisa Fiorindi and Rita Gagliano contact email: lisa_fiorindi@yahoo.ca Anthology on the Corporate Academy Seeks Submissions – extended deadline In his recent article “The Last Professor” (NY Times, Jan 09), Stanley Fish
EMWJ CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS! Sex and the Early Modern Womanfull name / name of organization: Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal contact email: emwjournal@umd.edu The deadline for contributions is fast approaching! CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
The Medieval and Early Modern World beyond Boundaries (October 2009 Graduate Conference) - September 4, 2009 Abstract Deadlinefull name / name of organization: Janelle Brunner - Medieval and Renaissance Students Association (California State University, Long Beach) contact email: janellebrunner@gmail.com The California State University, Long Beach, Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Second Annual Graduate Student Conference: The Medieval and Early Modern World Beyond Boundaries
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