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category: victorianThis is Nowhere: Local, Regional and Provincial Spaces in World Literature - 24 October 2009 (Deadline: June 1st 2009)full name / name of organization: UC Berkeley, Graduate Program in Comparative Literature contact email: smalltown09@gmail.com For all their complexity, recent discussions of cosmopolitanism, comparativism, and world literature have tended to privilege the global over the local, the macro over the micro, and the city over the
European Journal of English Studies, Vol. 15 Matter and Material Culture 2011full name / name of organization: Università degli studi della Calabria; Università degli studi di Salerno; Routledge contact email: mcalbi@unisa.it; m.parlati@unical.it European Journal of English Studies, Vol. 15 Guest Editors: Maurizio Calbi & Marilena Parlati.
The Literary Menageriefull name / name of organization: Jeanne Dubino and Ziba Rashidian contact email: dubinoja@appstate.edu and ziba@appstate.edu You are invited to contribute to an edited volume entitled “The Literary Menagerie.” The last decade has seen an intensive scholarly engagement with the question of the human-non-human animal rel
CFP: Modern Magazinesfull name / name of organization: Christopher G. Reed / Pennsylvania State University contact email: creed@psu.edu To mark the inauguration of the new biannual Journal of Modern Periodical Studies, this panel calls for papers presenting new work on modern magazines.
Remixing Critical Theory: Literacy Theory as Literary Criticism; 4Cs / CCCC 2010 Panel; 4/22full name / name of organization: Nicole duPlessis / Texas A&M University contact email: nmara@tamu.edu Eldred and Mortensen, in their article “Reading Literacy Narratives” published in College English (1992), call for the movement of literacy studies “in one important direction: into the
CFP: Humor & Horror/SF/Fantasy - Detroit, MI, 10.30-11.1.09full name / name of organization: Midwest PCA/ACA contact email: jdowell@msu.edu Dear Humor / Horror, SF, Fantasy Scholar:
Re(Viewing) the Landscape of Visual Rhetoric: Topics in Visual Rhetoric; SAMLA Conf. Nov 6-8, 2009; Abstracts Due May 31, 2009full name / name of organization: Mary Hocks, English Dept, Georgia State University contact email: mhocks@gsu.edu RE(VIEWING) THE LANDSCAPE OF VISUAL RHETORIC: TOPICS IN VISUAL RHETORIC
DIVERSIFICATION AND ITS DISCONTENTS: DYNAMICS OF THE DISCIPLINEfull name / name of organization: Czech Association for the Study of English (CZASE), Department of English, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic contact email: 9bc.eacs@phil.muni.cz CALL FOR PAPERS
"The Future ain't what it used to be" - PROPOSALS: MAY 15th 2009 / CONFERENCE: 17th JUNE 2009full name / name of organization: The Future ain't what it used to be: Interactions of Past, Present and Future in Literature and Visual Media - Postgraduate Conference contact email: l.f.findlay@dundee.ac.uk “The Future ain't what it used to be” is the seventh annual Postgraduate Conference held by the English Programme, University of Dundee.
THE REALM OF THE SENSES - PROPOSALS: 15th MAY / CONFERENCE: 18th and 19th JUNE 2009full name / name of organization: THE REALM OF THE SENSES: PERCEPTUAL ANALOGY IN WORDS AND IMAGES / SCOTTISH WORD AND IMAGE GROUP contact email: c.murray@dundee.ac.uk The 2009 SWIG conference, "The Realm of the Senses:
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