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Call for Book Reviews for Schuylkill Graduate Journal:
(Re)constituting Publics -- Special Issue
Schuylkill Graduate Journal, Temple University
Contact email: skook@temple.edu
Deadline: January 15, 2013
The Schuylkill Graduate Journal
Special Issue on (Re)Constituting Publics
Call for Papers – 2013 Issue
Submission Deadline: January 15, 2013
"The very fact that the public depends upon consequences of acts and the perception of consequences, while its organization into a state depends upon the ability to invent and employ special instrumentalities, shows how and why publics and political institutions differ widely from epoch to epoch and from place to place." John Dewey, Public and its Problems
Brave New World:
Traditions and Transitions
SPECIAL INTEREST SECTION:ORDER AND CHAOS: THE MORE THINGS CHANGE…
EXTENSION FOR CALL FOR PAPERSDUE DECEMBER 15TH, 2012
Brave New World: Traditions and Transitions
EXTENSION FOR CALL FOR PAPERS
DUE DECEMBER 15TH, 2012
Submissions are welcomed for the
18th Annual Graduate Interdisciplinary Conference
To be held Thursday, February 14th, 2013, Concordia University
Faculty Lounge, Hall Building H-765, 1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. West, Montreal.
[CFP to follow:]
Just announced:
Michael Naas, Professor and Chair, Department of Philosophy, DePaul University and Ph.D., Stony Brook University, will deliver the 2013 Kahana Memorial Lecture:
Call for papers: Graduate Student Conference on Translation Studies
"Reading Between the Lines: Interdisciplinary Dialogue in an Expanding Field."
April 27-28, 2013
University of Massachusetts Amherst
The graduate students in the Comparative Literature program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst are pleased to announce the first biennial Amherst Graduate Student Conference in Translation Studies, to be held on at UMass Amherst from April 27-28, 2013.
Call For Papers:
ENDNOTES 2013: Anonymity
UBC English Graduate Conference
Green College, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
May 10 - 12, 2013
Keynotes: Larissa Lai (UBC) and Sneja Gunew (UBC)
Proposal Deadline: Friday January 11th, 2013
VENUE: The Campus of the University of Notre Dame
DATES: October 3-6, 2013
PAPER PROPOSAL DUE DATE: March 1, 2013
*NOTE*: The submission date has been moved back to December 15, 2012.
At the turn of the 20th century, Ezra Pound declared the need to "make it new." His call inspired numerous artists, creators, critics, and theorists to push the boundaries of their fields, to discover and invent original forms and technologies, to develop new modes of thinking about ourselves and our worlds—in short, to innovate. Nationally, this translated to the renovation of cities and borders and significant innovations in travel and technology. In the academy, scholars reconceptualized disciplines and established new canons, methodologies, and theoretical models. The drive to innovate to make things new is one of the 20th century's most noted legacies.
The Festivals & Faires Area of the Popular Culture Association welcomes submissions for the 2013 PCA/ACA conference in Washington, D.C. on any festival or faire—modern or historical. Scholars of theatre / theater, drama, performance studies, American studies, popular culture, religion, history, anthropology, folklore, English, theory, and non-western traditions are encouraged to apply. Since the conference is in Washington, D.C., any papers relating to festivals and faires in the District are greatly appreciated. Other specific areas of interest for this year's panels include, but are not limited to: