Philament, the online journal of cultural studies and literary arts
affiliated with the University of Sydney
(http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/publications/philament), invites graduate
scholars to contribute articles, reviews and creative work for its eleventh
issue, Bound.

Philament now invites postgraduate scholars to contribute articles,
fictocriticism, reviews, and opinions for...

Issue 11: Bound
SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED to 30th June, 2007
send to: philament_at_arts.usyd.edu.au

=91Textual Wanderings=92:=0AThe Theory and Practice of Digression in Litera=
ture=0A =0AA Postgraduate Conference and Professional Development Day=0AUni=
versity of Leeds, 30th November 2007.=0A =0AThe study of digression in lite=
rature has been growing in recent years, and digressive strategies have bee=
n recognised in the work of writers from Cervantes and Sterne, to Calvino, =
Sebald and Saramago, amongst others. This conference aims to uncover and di=
scover the different strategies of digression that have been used by variou=
s authors in prose fiction, poetry, and drama. We will discuss whether ther=
e can be a definitive theory of digression, and explore the digressive stra=

=91Textual Wanderings=92:=0AThe Theory and Practice of Digression in Litera=
ture=0A =0AA Postgraduate Conference and Professional Development Day=0AUni=
versity of Leeds, 30th November 2007.=0A =0AThe study of digression in lite=
rature has been growing in recent years, and digressive strategies have bee=
n recognised in the work of writers from Cervantes and Sterne, to Calvino, =
Sebald and Saramago, amongst others. This conference aims to uncover and di=
scover the different strategies of digression that have been used by variou=
s authors in prose fiction, poetry, and drama. We will discuss whether ther=
e can be a definitive theory of digression, and explore the digressive stra=

UPDATE--DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JULY 1
CALL FOR PAPERS
2007 RSS CONFERENCE ON RECEPTION STUDY
The University of Missouri at Kansas City,
Thurs, September 27th, through Sat., the 29th, 2007.

Suggestions for panels and papers in all areas of English, American, and
other literatures, media, and book history are welcome. Here are some
possible panels and topics:

The 3rd British Shakespeare Association Conference

Bringing together academics, students, theatre practitioners, teachers
and enthusiasts.

Interpreting Shakespeare: the director, the actor, the editor, the
teacher, the critic

The CAPITAL Centre, University of Warwick 31 August - 2 September 2007

CFP: Practical Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare through Performance

Those interested in contributing should send abstracts of 150-200 words
to the seminar leader for consideration by 4 June 2007. The deadline for
completion and pre-circulation of accepted papers will be 30 July. All
delegates are invited to register for any seminar, and auditors will be
welcome at all seminars.

UPDATE--DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JULY 1
CALL FOR PAPERS
2007 RSS CONFERENCE ON RECEPTION STUDY
The University of Missouri at Kansas City,
Thurs, September 27th, through Sat., the 29th, 2007.

Suggestions for panels and papers in all areas of English, American, and
other literatures, media, and book history are welcome. Here are some
possible panels and topics:

UPDATE--DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JULY 1
CALL FOR PAPERS
2007 RSS CONFERENCE ON RECEPTION STUDY
The University of Missouri at Kansas City,
Thurs, September 27th, through Sat., the 29th, 2007.

Suggestions for panels and papers in all areas of English, American, and
other literatures, media, and book history are welcome. Here are some
possible panels and topics: