Call for Papers

Critical Survey: Special Edition on 'Nineteenth-Century Literary Masculinities'

Submissions are required for a special edition of the journal Critical
Survey on 'Nineteenth-Century Literary Masculinities' to be published
Winter 2007. Contributors many consider any aspect of nineteenth-century
masculinity as it is represented in literary works, including:

Romantic Masculinities
The Byronic hero
Masculinity and industrialisation
The gentleman figure
Education
The dandy figure
Masculinity and war
Masculinity and imperialism
Masculinity and class
Sexuality

Transatlantic Exchange: African Americans and the Celtic Nations

Transatlantic Exchange: African Americans and the Celtic Nations

Transatlantic Exchange: African Americans and the Celtic Nations

VIII SAAS Conference. La Coruña, Spain March 2007

Call for papers

The 2007 SAAS Conference (Spanish Association for American Studies) will be
held in La Coruña, Spain, in Spring, 28-30 March 2007. Under the theme
"American Secrets: The Politics and Poetics of Secrecy in American Culture",
 the Program Committee invites colleagues to submit proposals for individual
papers, on diverse aspects of this topic, within the following proposed
panels:

UPDATE: CALL FOR PAPERS

Great Writing 2006

Great Writing, the UK's International Creative Writing Conference
invites papers/creative work/panel suggestions for Great Writing
2006.

June 9th - 11th
University of Portsmouth

**Now incorporating Discussion and Development Sessions on practice-
led research in Creative Writing, with Professor Graeme Harper,
member of the new Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
"Steering Committee on Practice-Led Research".**

CFP: Evolutions of Resistance,
for a session at "evolutions" conference, Edinburgh, U.K.,22-23
September 2006.

CFP: Evolutions of Resistance,
for a session at "evolutions" conference, Edinburgh, U.K.,22-23
September 2006.

CALL FOR PAPERS:

History, Memory and Nostalgia in Cinema (anthology)

Seeking papers on "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"

Technology and the Home Sessions, a permanent area of the
Mid-Atlantic Popular Culture Annual Conference. Technology and the Home
seeks papers that explore various interactions between the technology and
the domestic environment. The discussion may focus on real or imagined or
speculative homes and technology. There is no limit on the time frame nor
upon the methodology.
 
Previous papers include: "Computing Technologies in the Home: Future
Opportunities and Challenges"; "Technical Innovation and Domestic Display
in Late Republican Rome"; "'Humor' in Home Technology"; "The Yeoman Oven
Mitt"; "Burn, Baby Burn (Kitchen Inferno): New Images of Domesticity in

Technology and the Home Sessions, a permanent area of the
Mid-Atlantic Popular Culture Annual Conference. Technology and the Home
seeks papers that explore various interactions between the technology and
the domestic environment. The discussion may focus on real or imagined or
speculative homes and technology. There is no limit on the time frame nor
upon the methodology.
 
Previous papers include: "Computing Technologies in the Home: Future
Opportunities and Challenges"; "Technical Innovation and Domestic Display
in Late Republican Rome"; "'Humor' in Home Technology"; "The Yeoman Oven
Mitt"; "Burn, Baby Burn (Kitchen Inferno): New Images of Domesticity in

The Science Fiction area of the Mid Atlantic American/Popular Culture
Conference (Baltimore, MD) welcomes proposals for papers dealing with all
aspects of science fiction across various media (literature, film,
television, and music) and/or as pervasive tropes in esoteric popular
culture (fashion, artifacts, attitudes, conventions, fanzines, websites
etc.)
If you would like to propose a paper or panel for this area, please e-mail
250-300 word abstract by June 30 to Area Chair, Cathy Leaker, at the
addresses below.
Cathy.Leaker_at_esc.edu
If you are interested in areas other than science fiction, and/or if you
want more information about the conference, please go to the Gazette, our

The Science Fiction area of the Mid Atlantic American/Popular Culture
Conference (Baltimore, MD) welcomes proposals for papers dealing with all
aspects of science fiction across various media (literature, film,
television, and music) and/or as pervasive tropes in esoteric popular
culture (fashion, artifacts, attitudes, conventions, fanzines, websites
etc.)
If you would like to propose a paper or panel for this area, please e-mail
250-300 word abstract by June 30 to Area Chair, Cathy Leaker, at the
addresses below.
Cathy.Leaker_at_esc.edu
If you are interested in areas other than science fiction, and/or if you
want more information about the conference, please go to the Gazette, our

'evolutions': a two-day international conference hosted by the School
of Literatures, Languages and Cultures at the University of Edinburgh,
22-23 September 2006

CFP Panel: Revolutions in Form

Art is dead. Long live Dada!
- Walter Serner

Push aside literary, grammatical and syntactic obstacles!
Strike as deep as you can strike!
- Jack Kerouac