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CFP: Innovative Connections of Africana Cultures, Issues, and Literatures: Special Issue of The Journal of Pan African Studies (4/30/2007)
CFP: Innovative Connections of Africana Cultures, Issues, and Literatures: Special Issue of The Journal of Pan African Studies (4/30/2007)
Call for Papers, Presentations, and Participation
Academic Track=97North American Science Fiction Convention 9=20
(Arch Con 31/Tucker Con)
Abstracts for papers, panels, poster sessions, round tables, and slide =
talks are being accepted for=20
NASFiC 9
Collinsville, IL=09
August 2-5, 2007 (Near St. Louis)
NASFiC is seeking to expand the discussion typical of a science-fiction =
convention to include the broader academic and scholarly community.
We seek proposals from a broad range of disciplinary and theoretical =
perspectives, and welcome the participation of academic, independent, =
and fan scholars to discuss science fiction (broadly defined) in any =
medium.
IFE STUDIES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE (ISEL)
ISEL is published by the Department of English,
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. The
journal is published twice in a year in May and
December. Although the journal would publish articles
in all areas of English Language studies, it gives
priority to those with a bias towards Africa and other
non-native contexts.
The journal is soliciting articles and book reviews
for publication in the next issue, which will be
published in May, 2007. Every article must contain an
abstract of not more than 250 words together with 8 –
10 key words. The paper should have sub-divisions,
references and notes, where necessary.
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert and Laudian Church Politics
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
The Wallace Stevens Journal: special issue on Sound in Stevens (7/15/07; =
journal issue)
=20
Given Wallace Stevens' pronouncements about the significance of sound =
and the prominent attention to sound and sonic phenomena throughout his =
poetry, it is time again to devote attention to this important facet of =
his poetics. This special issue of The Wallace Stevens Journal welcomes =
papers on any aspect of the expressivity of sound in Stevens. =
Particularly welcome are papers on the rhythms of Stevens' verse as well =
as articles that introduce new scholarly directions since the Fall 1991 =
WSJ volume, "Stevens and Structures of Sound." Suggested topics follow:
=20
Call For Contributors
Facts on File is a publishing house based in New York that specializes
in research materials for secondary and college students and
instructors. For a first volume of early American literature, which
is under contract and will be published soon, the volume editor is
looking for writers to complete submissions on the following entries
in a timely manner. If interested, please contact
ajtinnemeyer_at_yahoo.com.
Call For Contributors
Facts on File is a publishing house based in New York that specializes
in research materials for secondary and college students and
instructors. For a first volume of early American literature, which
is under contract and will be published soon, the volume editor is
looking for writers to complete submissions on the following entries
in a timely manner. If interested, please contact
ajtinnemeyer_at_yahoo.com.
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert's Family Network
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
The Wallace Stevens Journal: special issue on Sound in Stevens (7/15/07; =
journal issue)
=20
Given Wallace Stevens' pronouncements about the significance of sound =
and the prominent attention to sound and sonic phenomena throughout his =
poetry, it is time again to devote attention to this important facet of =
his poetics. This special issue of The Wallace Stevens Journal welcomes =
papers on any aspect of the expressivity of sound in Stevens. =
Particularly welcome are papers on the rhythms of Stevens' verse as well =
as articles that introduce new scholarly directions since the Fall 1991 =
WSJ volume, "Stevens and Structures of Sound." Suggested topics follow:
=20
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert and Laudian Church Politics
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
The Wallace Stevens Journal: special issue on Sound in Stevens (7/15/07; =
journal issue)
=20
Given Wallace Stevens' pronouncements about the significance of sound =
and the prominent attention to sound and sonic phenomena throughout his =
poetry, it is time again to devote attention to this important facet of =
his poetics. This special issue of The Wallace Stevens Journal welcomes =
papers on any aspect of the expressivity of sound in Stevens. =
Particularly welcome are papers on the rhythms of Stevens' verse as well =
as articles that introduce new scholarly directions since the Fall 1991 =
WSJ volume, "Stevens and Structures of Sound." Suggested topics follow:
=20
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert and Pastoral Poetry
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
IFE STUDIES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE (ISEL)
ISEL is published by the Department of English,
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. The
journal is published twice in a year in May and
December. Although the journal would publish articles
in all areas of English Language studies, it gives
priority to those with a bias towards Africa and other
non-native contexts.
The journal is soliciting articles and book reviews
for publication in the next issue, which will be
published in May, 2007. Every article must contain an
abstract of not more than 250 words together with 8 –
10 key words. The paper should have sub-divisions,
references and notes, where necessary.
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert's Family Network
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert's Family Network
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert and Laudian Church Politics
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert and Laudian Church Politics
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert and Pastoral Poetry
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
CALL FOR PAPERS
George Herbert’s Pastoral: Poetry and Priesthood, Past and Future
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference
Sarum College, Salisbury, England
5-6 October, 2007
Panel Topic: George Herbert and Pastoral Poetry
Plenary Speakers:
Helen Wilcox of the University of Wales, Bangor, Cristina Malcolmson of
Bates College, and David Jasper of the University of Glasgow.
Two University Presses have expressed interest in publication of conference
proceedings.
Updated CFP
Update=3A The guest editors of a special issue of African American Revie=
w on Representing Segregation are still looking for proposals for projec=
ts that address the special issue topic in the late nineteenth century=2E=
The original call for papers is appended below=2E =
=
The extended deadline for proposals on the late nineteenth century is Ma=
rch 15=2C 2007=2E Send inquiries or proposals to Brian Norman (normbria=40=
isu=2Eedu) and Piper Kendrix Williams (williamp=40tcnj=2Eedu)=2E Complet=
ed papers will due by May 1=2C 2007=2E More information=2C including a l=
ink to the special issue website at http=3A//aar=2Eslu=2Eedu/=2E
=
Updated CFP
Update=3A The guest editors of a special issue of African American Revie=
w on Representing Segregation are still looking for proposals for projec=
ts that address the special issue topic in the late nineteenth century=2E=
The original call for papers is appended below=2E =
=
The extended deadline for proposals on the late nineteenth century is Ma=
rch 15=2C 2007=2E Send inquiries or proposals to Brian Norman (normbria=40=
isu=2Eedu) and Piper Kendrix Williams (williamp=40tcnj=2Eedu)=2E Complet=
ed papers will due by May 1=2C 2007=2E More information=2C including a l=
ink to the special issue website at http=3A//aar=2Eslu=2Eedu/=2E
=
Updated CFP
Update=3A The guest editors of a special issue of African American Revie=
w on Representing Segregation are still looking for proposals for projec=
ts that address the special issue topic in the late nineteenth century=2E=
The original call for papers is appended below=2E =
=
The extended deadline for proposals on the late nineteenth century is Ma=
rch 15=2C 2007=2E Send inquiries or proposals to Brian Norman (normbria=40=
isu=2Eedu) and Piper Kendrix Williams (williamp=40tcnj=2Eedu)=2E Complet=
ed papers will due by May 1=2C 2007=2E More information=2C including a l=
ink to the special issue website at http=3A//aar=2Eslu=2Eedu/=2E
=
Updated CFP
Update=3A The guest editors of a special issue of African American Revie=
w on Representing Segregation are still looking for proposals for projec=
ts that address the special issue topic in the late nineteenth century=2E=
The original call for papers is appended below=2E =
=
The extended deadline for proposals on the late nineteenth century is Ma=
rch 15=2C 2007=2E Send inquiries or proposals to Brian Norman (normbria=40=
isu=2Eedu) and Piper Kendrix Williams (williamp=40tcnj=2Eedu)=2E Complet=
ed papers will due by May 1=2C 2007=2E More information=2C including a l=
ink to the special issue website at http=3A//aar=2Eslu=2Eedu/=2E
=
Updated CFP
Update=3A The guest editors of a special issue of African American Revie=
w on Representing Segregation are still looking for proposals for projec=
ts that address the special issue topic in the late nineteenth century=2E=
The original call for papers is appended below=2E =
=
The extended deadline for proposals on the late nineteenth century is Ma=
rch 15=2C 2007=2E Send inquiries or proposals to Brian Norman (normbria=40=
isu=2Eedu) and Piper Kendrix Williams (williamp=40tcnj=2Eedu)=2E Complet=
ed papers will due by May 1=2C 2007=2E More information=2C including a l=
ink to the special issue website at http=3A//aar=2Eslu=2Eedu/=2E
=
Updated CFP
Update=3A The guest editors of a special issue of African American Revie=
w on Representing Segregation are still looking for proposals for projec=
ts that address the special issue topic in the late nineteenth century=2E=
The original call for papers is appended below=2E =
=
The extended deadline for proposals on the late nineteenth century is Ma=
rch 15=2C 2007=2E Send inquiries or proposals to Brian Norman (normbria=40=
isu=2Eedu) and Piper Kendrix Williams (williamp=40tcnj=2Eedu)=2E Complet=
ed papers will due by May 1=2C 2007=2E More information=2C including a l=
ink to the special issue website at http=3A//aar=2Eslu=2Eedu/=2E
=
Discussions solicited of linguistic or other conventional means used to
indicate that a stretch of discourse is fictional. Discussion of such
markers can also address how they can be defeated and otherwise
exploited by narrative writers, obviously: the working assumption will
be that there is no device that, of itself, GUARANTEES the fictional
status of the discourse in which it appears. ...Or perhaps there is?
Since this question stands at the frontier of current research, it needs
a thorough discussion. Inaugurating one is the goal of the panel.
Proposals mixing generalities with multiple examples will be preferred.
Critiques of previous treatments are also pertinent.
Discussions solicited of linguistic or other conventional means used to
indicate that a stretch of discourse is fictional. Discussion of such
markers can also address how they can be defeated and otherwise
exploited by narrative writers, obviously: the working assumption will
be that there is no device that, of itself, GUARANTEES the fictional
status of the discourse in which it appears. ...Or perhaps there is?
Since this question stands at the frontier of current research, it needs
a thorough discussion. Inaugurating one is the goal of the panel.
Proposals mixing generalities with multiple examples will be preferred.
Critiques of previous treatments are also pertinent.
Discussions solicited of linguistic or other conventional means used to
indicate that a stretch of discourse is fictional. Discussion of such
markers can also address how they can be defeated and otherwise
exploited by narrative writers, obviously: the working assumption will
be that there is no device that, of itself, GUARANTEES the fictional
status of the discourse in which it appears. ...Or perhaps there is?
Since this question stands at the frontier of current research, it needs
a thorough discussion. Inaugurating one is the goal of the panel.
Proposals mixing generalities with multiple examples will be preferred.
Critiques of previous treatments are also pertinent.
Asian and Asian American Literature Panel-PAMLA 2007
Proposals for individual presentations are invited for the Asian and Asian American Literature panel at the 2007 meeting of the Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association (PAMLA). The panel topic is open, but I am especially interested in papers that explore relationships between Asian American experiences, writing, identity, and so on and the larger Asian diaspora. These relationships might include, but are not limited to