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Transatlantica
https://journals.openedition.org/transatlantica/
Call for papers
Line Breaks in American Poetry
La Belle Époque, the period of Western history lasting from roughly 1871 to 1914 (though this seminar will not be so strict with periodizations), is often characterized as a time of relative peace and prosperity, before the outbreak of the First World War.
This panel will consider the ways in which disability is represented in medieval Icelandic literature, particularly in medieval saga writing. Panellists will engage with the concept of disability beyond the traditional bio-medical understanding of the term, exploring disability as a social phenomenon embedded in social arrangements and cultural conventions. They will seek to understand what constituted disability in medieval Icelandic society, culture, and history prior to the establishment of disability as a modern legal, bureaucratic and administrative concept.
CFP: Queering Art History Conference (New York City, 1-2 March 2019)
Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
Friday March 1 – Saturday March 2, 2019
Keynote speaker: Dr. Heather K. Love, Associate Professor of English, University of Pennsylvania
About the Journal
The Journal is issued by the Constitutional Court of Georgia (www.constcourt.ge) with support of Grigol Robakidze University (www.gruni.edu.ge). The Journal aims at engaging academic discussion around the constitutional law.
The Journal is international refereed (peer-reviewed). It is in the list of Ulirchsweb peer-reviewed periodicals, the papers published in the Journal are also placed on the HeinOnline and can be accessed by scholars and students from over 150 countries.
Information for the potential contributors
Deadline for Abstracts: September 30 2018.
Special Issue of Canadian A&HCI and SCI journal: Space and Culture.
Please consider submitting an abstract for the following session for the NeMLA 2019 Convention in Washington, DC (March 21-24):
The Role of Literature in Contemporary Italian Philosophy
American Romanticism: Conflicts, Resistance, and Reform (Panel)
CFP details-
Essays are invited from academics, scholars, research aspirants and animal advocates.
Aesthetics of Gentrification: Art, Architecture, and Displacement
International Conference
University of Oregon in Portland
April 5-6, 2019
Organized by the University of Oregon SLOW LAB, this interdisciplinary conference brings together scholars from across the humanities, social sciences, and art and design fields to explore the aesthetic dimensions of gentrification in the present era of accelerated urbanism.