*Books on the Battlefield: the reception, use, and appropriation of
books in warfare, 1450 to the present day*
3rd November, 2007, King's Manor, University of York.

The Journal of Literacy and Technology
An Academic Journal
http://www.literacyandtechnology.org

Call for Texts

Beginning in 2005, The Journal of Literacy and Technology uses rolling
deadlines throughout the calendar year rather than publish "issues." The
editors believe that publishing articles as they come in better reflects
The Journal of Literacy and Technology's mission as an online-only
academic journal.

Submit article manuscripts for consideration at any time. The Journal of
Literacy and Technology currently publishes research articles and book
reviews.

*Books on the Battlefield: the reception, use, and appropriation of
books in warfare, 1450 to the present day*
3rd November, 2007, King's Manor, University of York.

Image and the Imagination in the Visual and Verbal Arts

A program of the Society for Critical Exchange in conjunction with the
M/MLA conference in Cleveland, OH, November 8-11, 2007

Image and the Imagination in the Visual and Verbal Arts

A program of the Society for Critical Exchange in conjunction with the
M/MLA conference in Cleveland, OH, November 8-11, 2007

Image and the Imagination in the Visual and Verbal Arts

A program of the Society for Critical Exchange in conjunction with the
M/MLA conference in Cleveland, OH, November 8-11, 2007

CFP: Narratives of Life: Aging and Identity. Ed. Heike Hartung,
Roberta Maierhofer

Call for papers:

South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA)
Convention
November 9-11, 2007
Renaissance Hotel Downtown, Atlanta

Deadline for proposals: April 15, 2007

Poster Presentations

We invite proposals for poster presentations in any
area. Proposals should explicate the researched topic.
Author/s are encouraged, but not required to explain
how their research will manifest itself in the poster
presentation.

Some examples of how a poster presentation may be
utilized for our disciplines are:

American Drama Conference

St. Francis College

Brooklyn Heights, New York

October 4-6, 2007

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The conference invites papers on any aspects of American drama,
playwrights, and theater. Of particular interest are discussions
connecting playwrights to each other and to social, political,
historical, and aesthetic issues. We also welcome papers on stagecraft,
performance, and production history. Papers should not exceed 10 pages
for twenty minute presentation.=20

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Possible panels may focus on:

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Edward Albee

Susan Glaspell

Lorraine Hansberry

Lillian Hellman

Beth Henley

Tony Kushner

David Mamet

Arthur Miller

American Drama Conference

St. Francis College

Brooklyn Heights, New York

October 4-6, 2007

=20

The conference invites papers on any aspects of American drama,
playwrights, and theater. Of particular interest are discussions
connecting playwrights to each other and to social, political,
historical, and aesthetic issues. We also welcome papers on stagecraft,
performance, and production history. Papers should not exceed 10 pages
for twenty minute presentation.=20

=20

Possible panels may focus on:

=20

Edward Albee

Susan Glaspell

Lorraine Hansberry

Lillian Hellman

Beth Henley

Tony Kushner

David Mamet

Arthur Miller

New Deadline For Submissions: April 1, 2007

Call for Papers: ELN 45.2, Fall/Winter 2007, "Queer Space"

Volume 45.2 of the new ELN (Fall/Winter 2007) seeks to make a radical
intervention in the discourses of both spatiality and sexuality studies.
Contributors will explore gay, lesbian, bisexual, and queer definitions of
space not only in relation to the built environment but in response to a range
of boundaries and sites. We invite analyses of conceptual, geographical,
discursive, virtual, and metaphoric understandings of queer space, welcoming in
particular interdisciplinary essays that move beyond extant work on the topic
that deals primarily with male experience.

New Deadline For Submissions: April 1, 2007

Call for Papers: ELN 45.2, Fall/Winter 2007, "Queer Space"

Volume 45.2 of the new ELN (Fall/Winter 2007) seeks to make a radical
intervention in the discourses of both spatiality and sexuality studies.
Contributors will explore gay, lesbian, bisexual, and queer definitions of
space not only in relation to the built environment but in response to a range
of boundaries and sites. We invite analyses of conceptual, geographical,
discursive, virtual, and metaphoric understandings of queer space, welcoming in
particular interdisciplinary essays that move beyond extant work on the topic
that deals primarily with male experience.

Submissions are sought for a volume on the topic of "Realism's Others." =
Based on a panel at the March, 2006, meeting of the American Comparative =
Literature Association at Princeton University, this project hopes to =
continue the discussion.=20

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The panel considered realism's creation of, and relationship to, the =
other. Questions discussed include:=20

Submissions are sought for a volume on the topic of "Realism's Others." =
Based on a panel at the March, 2006, meeting of the American Comparative =
Literature Association at Princeton University, this project hopes to =
continue the discussion.=20

=20

The panel considered realism's creation of, and relationship to, the =
other. Questions discussed include:=20