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Review Americana invites submissions of poetry, prose, drama, and essays about the art of writing or the art of teaching
writing. We publish twice a year; submissions are revolving.
Please attach work and email to editor_at_americanpopularculture.com.
You can find submission guidelines in the journal at http://www.americanpopularculture.com.
Review Americana invites submissions of poetry, prose, drama, and essays about the art of writing or the art of teaching
writing. We publish twice a year; submissions are revolving.
Please attach work and email to editor_at_americanpopularculture.com.
You can find submission guidelines in the journal at http://www.americanpopularculture.com.
When Nature Strikes Back
(MLA panel arranged by the Association for the Study of Literature
and the Environment)
Proposals are invited for presentations that explore how literary
texts (including film) depict or personify nature's retribution for
human attempts to control, change, or harm the land.
For example, how does the environment create an inhospitable
situation for humans that either appears natural (hurricanes, West
Nile Virus, Avian Flu, Mad Cow disease) or supernatural (the flood in
Their Eyes Were Watching God)?
How does "nature" have agency in literature and film?
Submit 300-word abstracts by March 1, 2007 to Sarah McFarland at
mcfarlands_at_nsula.edu.
When Nature Strikes Back
(MLA panel arranged by the Association for the Study of Literature
and the Environment)
Proposals are invited for presentations that explore how literary
texts (including film) depict or personify nature's retribution for
human attempts to control, change, or harm the land.
For example, how does the environment create an inhospitable
situation for humans that either appears natural (hurricanes, West
Nile Virus, Avian Flu, Mad Cow disease) or supernatural (the flood in
Their Eyes Were Watching God)?
How does "nature" have agency in literature and film?
Submit 300-word abstracts by March 1, 2007 to Sarah McFarland at
mcfarlands_at_nsula.edu.
When Nature Strikes Back
(MLA panel arranged by the Association for the Study of Literature
and the Environment)
Proposals are invited for presentations that explore how literary
texts (including film) depict or personify nature's retribution for
human attempts to control, change, or harm the land.
For example, how does the environment create an inhospitable
situation for humans that either appears natural (hurricanes, West
Nile Virus, Avian Flu, Mad Cow disease) or supernatural (the flood in
Their Eyes Were Watching God)?
How does "nature" have agency in literature and film?
Submit 300-word abstracts by March 1, 2007 to Sarah McFarland at
mcfarlands_at_nsula.edu.
"Edgar Allan Poe & The Juke-Box": Poe and Twentieth Century Poetry.
Poe and his poetic theories have continued to be a point of
engagement for twentieth-century poets, as witnessed by the recent
publication of the posthumous Elizabeth Bishop poem from which the
title of this panel is taken. This panel is calling for papers that
engage with any aspect of Poe's relation to poets and poetry of the
last century.
Send 250-word abstracts to Stephen Rachman
<mailto:rachman_at_msu.edu>rachman_at_msu.edu or Marcy J. Dinius
<mailto:dinius_at_english.udel.edu>dinius_at_english.udel.edu by March 1, 2007.
"Edgar Allan Poe & The Juke-Box": Poe and Twentieth Century Poetry.
Poe and his poetic theories have continued to be a point of
engagement for twentieth-century poets, as witnessed by the recent
publication of the posthumous Elizabeth Bishop poem from which the
title of this panel is taken. This panel is calling for papers that
engage with any aspect of Poe's relation to poets and poetry of the
last century.
Send 250-word abstracts to Stephen Rachman
<mailto:rachman_at_msu.edu>rachman_at_msu.edu or Marcy J. Dinius
<mailto:dinius_at_english.udel.edu>dinius_at_english.udel.edu by March 1, 2007.
"Edgar Allan Poe & The Juke-Box": Poe and Twentieth Century Poetry.
Poe and his poetic theories have continued to be a point of
engagement for twentieth-century poets, as witnessed by the recent
publication of the posthumous Elizabeth Bishop poem from which the
title of this panel is taken. This panel is calling for papers that
engage with any aspect of Poe's relation to poets and poetry of the
last century.
Send 250-word abstracts to Stephen Rachman
<mailto:rachman_at_msu.edu>rachman_at_msu.edu or Marcy J. Dinius
<mailto:dinius_at_english.udel.edu>dinius_at_english.udel.edu by March 1, 2007.
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The Seattle University Wismer Center for Gender & Diversity Studies =
welcomes submissions to an upcoming interdisciplinary conference - =
INTERSECTIONS OF RACE AND GENDER: (RE) IMAGINING THE FAMILY. The =
conference will be held at Seattle University from April 12-14, 2007.
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CALL FOR PAPERS=20
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The Seattle University Wismer Center for Gender & Diversity Studies =
welcomes submissions to an upcoming interdisciplinary conference - =
INTERSECTIONS OF RACE AND GENDER: (RE) IMAGINING THE FAMILY. The =
conference will be held at Seattle University from April 12-14, 2007.
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CALL FOR PAPERS=20
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The Seattle University Wismer Center for Gender & Diversity Studies =
welcomes submissions to an upcoming interdisciplinary conference - =
INTERSECTIONS OF RACE AND GENDER: (RE) IMAGINING THE FAMILY. The =
conference will be held at Seattle University from April 12-14, 2007.
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CALL FOR PAPERS=20
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The Seattle University Wismer Center for Gender & Diversity Studies =
welcomes submissions to an upcoming interdisciplinary conference - =
INTERSECTIONS OF RACE AND GENDER: (RE) IMAGINING THE FAMILY. The =
conference will be held at Seattle University from April 12-14, 2007.
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Department of Germanic & Romance Studies
University of Delhi, Delhi - 110007
E-mail: grs.du.in_at_gmail.com
CALL FOR PAPERS
SEMINAR:
The Contentious Question of Culture(s) in Contemporary Societies, 1-3 =
March 2007
http://www.du.ac.in/conf.html
Department of Germanic & Romance Studies
University of Delhi, Delhi - 110007
E-mail: grs.du.in_at_gmail.com
CALL FOR PAPERS
SEMINAR:
The Contentious Question of Culture(s) in Contemporary Societies, 1-3 =
March 2007
http://www.du.ac.in/conf.html
CFP: Faulkner, Labor, and the Critique of Capitalism
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Articles are sought for an edited collection of essays tentatively =
titled "Faulkner, Labor, and the Critique of Capitalism." Prominent =
scholars are committed to this project and will be part of the =
anthology. In addition, several prominent University Presses have =
solicited this project and expressed support for the collection.=20
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The deadline for abstracts or essays is 01/15/07
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CFP: Faulkner, Labor, and the Critique of Capitalism
=20
Articles are sought for an edited collection of essays tentatively =
titled "Faulkner, Labor, and the Critique of Capitalism." Prominent =
scholars are committed to this project and will be part of the =
anthology. In addition, several prominent University Presses have =
solicited this project and expressed support for the collection.=20
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The deadline for abstracts or essays is 01/15/07
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Call for Papers: The Association for the Study of American Indian
Literatures. American Literature Association Annual Conference, 24-27
May 2007, Westin Copley Place, Boston, MA
The Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures, a member
society of the American Literature Association, invites submissions of
individual papers and pre-formed panels on any topic of American Indian
Literature. Papers and/or panels on American Indian drama/theater and earlier American Indian
Call for Papers: The Association for the Study of American Indian
Literatures. American Literature Association Annual Conference, 24-27
May 2007, Westin Copley Place, Boston, MA
The Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures, a member
society of the American Literature Association, invites submissions of
individual papers and pre-formed panels on any topic of American Indian
Literature. Papers and/or panels on American Indian drama/theater and earlier American Indian
Call for Papers: The Association for the Study of American Indian
Literatures. American Literature Association Annual Conference, 24-27
May 2007, Westin Copley Place, Boston, MA
The Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures, a member
society of the American Literature Association, invites submissions of
individual papers and pre-formed panels on any topic of American Indian
Literature. Papers and/or panels on American Indian drama/theater and earlier American Indian
New British Fiction: Innovations in Literature & Criticism
A one-day postgraduate conference, School of English, University of
Leeds, Friday 22 June 2007
New British Fiction: Innovations in Literature & Criticism
A one-day postgraduate conference, School of English, University of
Leeds, Friday 22 June 2007
New British Fiction: Innovations in Literature & Criticism
A one-day postgraduate conference, School of English, University of
Leeds, Friday 22 June 2007
***PLEASE FORWARD WIDELY***
Call for Papers: Vine Deloria, Jr. Memorial Panel
"His Body of Work, in Memoriam: Vine Deloria, Jr."
Native/Indigenous Studies Area
***PLEASE FORWARD WIDELY***
Call for Papers: Vine Deloria, Jr. Memorial Panel
"His Body of Work, in Memoriam: Vine Deloria, Jr."
Native/Indigenous Studies Area
PCA/ACA national conference organizers have indicated a strong
interest in my proposed panel, titled "The Story on the Body:
Textual Tattoos and the Corporeal Canvas".
Panel Description:
Whereas Melville's Queequeg is one of American literature's earliest
fictional tattooed characters, it is Hawthorne's Hester who upends
one of the conventions of the body in literature: Her scarlet "A"
reminds us of the role of her body in the novel, but it is the
adulterous story told on her body that positions Hester herself as a
text to be read.
PCA/ACA national conference organizers have indicated a strong
interest in my proposed panel, titled "The Story on the Body:
Textual Tattoos and the Corporeal Canvas".
Panel Description:
Whereas Melville's Queequeg is one of American literature's earliest
fictional tattooed characters, it is Hawthorne's Hester who upends
one of the conventions of the body in literature: Her scarlet "A"
reminds us of the role of her body in the novel, but it is the
adulterous story told on her body that positions Hester herself as a
text to be read.
PCA/ACA national conference organizers have indicated a strong
interest in my proposed panel, titled "The Story on the Body:
Textual Tattoos and the Corporeal Canvas".
Panel Description:
Whereas Melville's Queequeg is one of American literature's earliest
fictional tattooed characters, it is Hawthorne's Hester who upends
one of the conventions of the body in literature: Her scarlet "A"
reminds us of the role of her body in the novel, but it is the
adulterous story told on her body that positions Hester herself as a
text to be read.
The Performance Studies Focus Group (PSFG) of the
Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE)
invites paper submissions for its 5th annual
preconference, entitled "Regeneration and Return:
Performance Studies in New Orleans," to take place
July 25-26. As generations of performance studies
scholars turn – and return – to New Orleans, we seek a
variety of proposals that address the panel topic
described below. While the city of New Orleans is
central to many of the questions presented here, we
welcome scholarship that employs various methodologies
and geographic points of entry.
Panel #2: Staging Race, Staging Place: The Local and
the Diasporic
The Performance Studies Focus Group (PSFG) of the
Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE)
invites paper submissions for its 5th annual
preconference, entitled "Regeneration and Return:
Performance Studies in New Orleans," to take place
July 25-26. As generations of performance studies
scholars turn – and return – to New Orleans, we seek a
variety of proposals that address the panel topic
described below. While the city of New Orleans is
central to many of the questions presented here, we
welcome scholarship that employs various methodologies
and geographic points of entry.
Panel #2: Staging Race, Staging Place: The Local and
the Diasporic
The Performance Studies Focus Group (PSFG) of the
Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE)
invites paper submissions for its 5th annual
preconference, entitled "Regeneration and Return:
Performance Studies in New Orleans," to take place
July 25-26. As generations of performance studies
scholars turn – and return – to New Orleans, we seek a
variety of proposals that address the panel topic
described below. While the city of New Orleans is
central to many of the questions presented here, we
welcome scholarship that employs various methodologies
and geographic points of entry.
Panel #2: Staging Race, Staging Place: The Local and
the Diasporic