Keynote speaker announced:

Announcing an updated call for papers:

"Going Awry": A National Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference

March 23rd, 24th, and 25th, 2006
Indiana University—Bloomington

The English Department at Indiana University would like to encourage
submissions to our annual graduate student conference. We are seeking a
broad range of scholarly and creative submissions pertaining to our
conference theme, "Going Awry."

The peer-reviewed Community Literacy Journal seeks book and/or
multimedia reviews for our inaugural, Fall 2006, issue. We are
soliciting reviews of books and/or multimedia, along with book/
multimedia suggestions for review, that address any social, cultural,
rhetorical, or institutional aspects of community literacy.

We invite you to submit reviews that you feel should be included in
our budding conversation about literacy work that exists outside
mainstream educational and work institutions. It can be found in
institutionalized programs devoted to adult education or lifelong
learning or work with marginalized populations, but it can also be
found in more informal, ad hoc projects.

Call for Journal Submissions

RiLUNe - Review of Literatures of the European Union=20
RiLUnE (http://www.rilune.org) is a refereed, bilingual journal =
publishing scholarly articles which examine the development of a =
European cultural and literary conscience.

For its 4th monographic issue, we are now calling for articles on the =
topic "Traduzione Tradizione? Paths in the European Literary =
Polysystem". Articles can be in any of the following languages of the =
European Union: French, German, English, Italian and Spanish.

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Deadline for abstracts (500 words): March 31, 2006
Deadline for articles: June 15, 2006

Call for Journal Submissions

RiLUNe - Review of Literatures of the European Union=20
RiLUnE (http://www.rilune.org) is a refereed, bilingual journal =
publishing scholarly articles which examine the development of a =
European cultural and literary conscience.

For its 4th monographic issue, we are now calling for articles on the =
topic "Traduzione Tradizione? Paths in the European Literary =
Polysystem". Articles can be in any of the following languages of the =
European Union: French, German, English, Italian and Spanish.

=20

Deadline for abstracts (500 words): March 31, 2006
Deadline for articles: June 15, 2006

(dis)junctions; Lost in Translation (April 7-8, 2006)

This call for papers is for a proposed panel to be held at "(dis)junctions:
Lost in Translation," the University of California Riverside's 13th Annual
Humanities Graduate Conference. It will take place April 7-8, 2005. For more
information, visit the website:
http://www.english.ucr.edu/gsea/disjunctions.

This call for papers is for a panel on Ang Lee's film "Brokeback Mountain,"
based on the short story by Annie Proulx. Some topics suggested, but not
limited to, include:

Religion and Literature panel: The Half-life of Religious Thinking

Rocky Mountain Modern Language Assocition Annual Conference
Tuscon, Arizona October 12-14 2006
Special Topic Session: Ecofeminism and Pacific Northwest Literature

Rocky Mountain Modern Language Assocition Annual Conference
Tuscon, Arizona October 12-14 2006
Special Topic Session: Ecofeminism and Pacific Northwest Literature

1968: Global Resistance and Local Knowledge
Graduate Student Conference

Modern History and Literature Program, Casperson School of Graduate Studies
Drew University, Madison New Jersey
November 3-4, 2006
Email: 68hist_at_drew.edu
Website: http://groups.drew.edu/68hist

Submissions are invited for a collection of critical essays tentatively
titled "Teaching the Novel in the (English) Major and Across the
Curriculum." Submissions by emergent as well as established scholars are
welcome. (An editor at one of the leading educational presses has shown
strong interest in the project.) <>As it stands, the collection will be
broken into five chapters, or sections: 1) English, 2) Humanities, 3)
Natural Sciences and Mathematics, 4) Social and Behavioral Sciences and,
5) Professional Studies.

CFP: A Cinema of Love. A Cinema of Hate. The Post-Romance in
Contemporary Film.

Editors: Antje Ascheid (University of Georgia) and Nina Martin (Emory
University)

L?exception française: Negotiating Identity in the French National Imaginary
November 2 and 3, 2006
University of California, Los Angeles

We are pleased to announce our annual conference with keynote speakers
Dudley Andrew and Kristin Ross (Yale University) (New York University)

  "What Editors Need: The Value (and Headaches) of Awards, Ads, Funding, and Grants for Journals (and Writers)."
  CELJ panel (Council of Editors of Learned Journals), SAMLA 2006
   
  Paper proposals for the Council of Editors of Learned Journals Session at SAMLA, November 10-12, 2006, are now being accepted. The annual conference will be held this year at the Hilton Charlotte Center City in Charlotte, NC. The topic of this panel session will be "What Editors Need: The Value (and Headaches) of Awards, Ads, Funding, and Grants for Journals (and Writers)."
   
  Some topics to be addressed by the panel might include:
  * CELJ and other awards for journals
  * Creative writing contests and entry fees

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spondence to me.