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Professional Studies Review (PSR) is a refereed journal published by St. John's University in New York, devoted to the pedagogical needs and research interests of those working within career-oriented disciplines. The Review is currently accepting papers for its next issue scheduled for publication in the fall of 2007. Deadline for submission: April 15, 2007.
INTENSITIES: THE JOURNAL OF CULT MEDIA (formerly housed at
http://www.cult-media.com/), the brainchild of Matt Hills and Sara
Gwenllian Jones of the University of Cardiff, Wales, is moving. Under
the leadership of the faculty in Film and Television and with the
cooperation of the Cult Film Archive (directed by Xavier Mendik),
Intensities will be reborn in the School of Arts at Brunel University
in London, with David Lavery as the new editor. Its present web
address is http://davidlavery.net/Intensities/index.htm.
The John Donne Society welcomes submissions for two sponsored panels at the 2007 MLA Convention in Chicago (December 27-30). The first session is entitled "Politics, Presence, and Place in John Donne's Sacred and Profane Poetry." The second is an open session on any aspect of Donne's life and writings.
Please submit 8-10 page papers to:
Professor Greg Kneidel
Department of English
University of Connecticut—Greater Hartford
85 Lawler Road
West Hartford, CT 06117
or (preferably) via email as Word attachments to:
gregory . kneidel _at_ uconn . edu
The deadline for submissions is MARCH 1, 2007.
The John Donne Society welcomes submissions for two sponsored panels at the 2007 MLA Convention in Chicago (December 27-30). The first session is entitled "Politics, Presence, and Place in John Donne's Sacred and Profane Poetry." The second is an open session on any aspect of Donne's life and writings.
Please submit 8-10 page papers to:
Professor Greg Kneidel
Department of English
University of Connecticut—Greater Hartford
85 Lawler Road
West Hartford, CT 06117
or (preferably) via email as Word attachments to:
gregory . kneidel _at_ uconn . edu
The deadline for submissions is MARCH 1, 2007.
The John Donne Society welcomes submissions for two sponsored panels at the 2007 MLA Convention in Chicago (December 27-30). The first session is entitled "Politics, Presence, and Place in John Donne's Sacred and Profane Poetry." The second is an open session on any aspect of Donne's life and writings.
Please submit 8-10 page papers to:
Professor Greg Kneidel
Department of English
University of Connecticut—Greater Hartford
85 Lawler Road
West Hartford, CT 06117
or (preferably) via email as Word attachments to:
gregory . kneidel _at_ uconn . edu
The deadline for submissions is MARCH 1, 2007.
This is an update from a previous call. The editor of this collection is
urgently looking for one or possibly two more essays that interpret(s) Asian
narratives (NOT postcolonial or Asian American narratives) from a Gothic
perspective, but which Essays on the Gothic in literature and film from,
for example, China, Japan, Korea, and the middle east are sought.
This is an update from a previous call. The editor of this collection is
urgently looking for one or possibly two more essays that interpret(s) Asian
narratives (NOT postcolonial or Asian American narratives) from a Gothic
perspective, but which Essays on the Gothic in literature and film from,
for example, China, Japan, Korea, and the middle east are sought.
This is an update from a previous call. The editor of this collection is
urgently looking for one or possibly two more essays that interpret(s) Asian
narratives (NOT postcolonial or Asian American narratives) from a Gothic
perspective, but which Essays on the Gothic in literature and film from,
for example, China, Japan, Korea, and the middle east are sought.
The H.D. International Society is calling for proposals for a paper to =
be delivered at its panel at the American Literature Association =
Conference in Boston, May 24-27. Cynthia Hogue and Demetres =
Tryphonopoulos will join us to talk about their forthcoming editions of =
H.D.'s novels, THE SWORD WENT OUT TO SEA and MAJIC RING (respectively), =
and we are seeking one additional paper to complete this panel -- either =
on one of H.D.'s late novels; or on H.D. and editing, archival work, =
and/or textuality. Please send abstracts of 250-500 words by January 20 =
to both Lara Vetter (LVetter_at_email.uncc.edu) and Annette Debo =
(adebo_at_wcu.edu); no attachments please.
=20
Lara Vetter
Proposed Paul Auster Society
Call for Papers
American Literature Association
May 24-27, 2007
Boston, MA
I am seeking proposals for presentations addressing the works of Paul
Auster for a session at the American Literature Association
conference in Boston from May 24 to May 27, 2007. The panel will take
the form of a round table discussion. In addition, the session could
serve as an opportunity for discussion for all interested in the
formation of a Paul Auster Society. Topics may include but are not
limited to:
The H.D. International Society is calling for proposals for a paper to =
be delivered at its panel at the American Literature Association =
Conference in Boston, May 24-27. Cynthia Hogue and Demetres =
Tryphonopoulos will join us to talk about their forthcoming editions of =
H.D.'s novels, THE SWORD WENT OUT TO SEA and MAJIC RING (respectively), =
and we are seeking one additional paper to complete this panel -- either =
on one of H.D.'s late novels; or on H.D. and editing, archival work, =
and/or textuality. Please send abstracts of 250-500 words by January 20 =
to both Lara Vetter (LVetter_at_email.uncc.edu) and Annette Debo =
(adebo_at_wcu.edu); no attachments please.
=20
Lara Vetter
Proposed Paul Auster Society
Call for Papers
American Literature Association
May 24-27, 2007
Boston, MA
I am seeking proposals for presentations addressing the works of Paul
Auster for a session at the American Literature Association
conference in Boston from May 24 to May 27, 2007. The panel will take
the form of a round table discussion. In addition, the session could
serve as an opportunity for discussion for all interested in the
formation of a Paul Auster Society. Topics may include but are not
limited to:
Modern Language Association (MLA) 2007
Chicago -- December 27-30
Children=92s Literature Division
Japanese =91Kawaii=92/=91Cute=92 Children=92s Culture 1995-Now
=93Cute,=94 as we now commonly conceive of it, originated =
in =20
the U.S. in the late 19th century. Japanese =93kawaii=94 is a quite =20
recent import altering and adding to =93cute=94 in a variety of ways. =20=
Contemporary Japanese artists creating animated feature length films, =20=
Modern Language Association (MLA) 2007
Chicago -- December 27-30
Children=92s Literature Division
Japanese =91Kawaii=92/=91Cute=92 Children=92s Culture 1995-Now
=93Cute,=94 as we now commonly conceive of it, originated =
in =20
the U.S. in the late 19th century. Japanese =93kawaii=94 is a quite =20
recent import altering and adding to =93cute=94 in a variety of ways. =20=
Contemporary Japanese artists creating animated feature length films, =20=
Modern Language Association (MLA) 2007
Chicago -- December 27-30
Children=92s Literature Division
Japanese =91Kawaii=92/=91Cute=92 Children=92s Culture 1995-Now
=93Cute,=94 as we now commonly conceive of it, originated =
in =20
the U.S. in the late 19th century. Japanese =93kawaii=94 is a quite =20
recent import altering and adding to =93cute=94 in a variety of ways. =20=
Contemporary Japanese artists creating animated feature length films, =20=
Modern Language Association (MLA) 2007
Chicago -- December 27-30
Children=92s Literature Division
Japanese =91Kawaii=92/=91Cute=92 Children=92s Culture 1995-Now
=93Cute,=94 as we now commonly conceive of it, originated =
in =20
the U.S. in the late 19th century. Japanese =93kawaii=94 is a quite =20
recent import altering and adding to =93cute=94 in a variety of ways. =20=
Contemporary Japanese artists creating animated feature length films, =20=
Call for Papers
African Film Conference, Fall 2007
Abstract submission deadline: May 31, 2007
Conference date: November 9-10, 2007
Place: Center for African Studies
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Call for Papers
African Film Conference, Fall 2007
Abstract submission deadline: May 31, 2007
Conference date: November 9-10, 2007
Place: Center for African Studies
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Call for Papers:
College English Association of Ohio – Spring Conference
When: Friday, April 20, 2007
Where: Ohio Dominican University, Division of Literature and Language
Theme: New Boundaries, New Views
The College English Association of Ohio (CEAO) Spring Conference title
invites participants to explore the implications the new boundaries and
parameters of English Studies has for their teaching, for their
research, and—in keeping with this year's Nancy Dasher Award theme—for
their creative writing.
Call for Papers:
College English Association of Ohio – Spring Conference
When: Friday, April 20, 2007
Where: Ohio Dominican University, Division of Literature and Language
Theme: New Boundaries, New Views
The College English Association of Ohio (CEAO) Spring Conference title
invites participants to explore the implications the new boundaries and
parameters of English Studies has for their teaching, for their
research, and—in keeping with this year's Nancy Dasher Award theme—for
their creative writing.
Call for Papers:
College English Association of Ohio – Spring Conference
When: Friday, April 20, 2007
Where: Ohio Dominican University, Division of Literature and Language
Theme: New Boundaries, New Views
The College English Association of Ohio (CEAO) Spring Conference title
invites participants to explore the implications the new boundaries and
parameters of English Studies has for their teaching, for their
research, and—in keeping with this year's Nancy Dasher Award theme—for
their creative writing.
WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE:
POSITIONING CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING
THE INAUGURAL POSTGRADUATE CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING NETWORK (PGCWWN) CONFERENCE
University of Warwick, Friday 15th and Saturday 16th June 2007
Confirmed Plenary Speakers: Mary Eagleton and Ali Smith
WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE:
POSITIONING CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING
THE INAUGURAL POSTGRADUATE CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING NETWORK (PGCWWN) CONFERENCE
University of Warwick, Friday 15th and Saturday 16th June 2007
Confirmed Plenary Speakers: Mary Eagleton and Ali Smith
WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE:
POSITIONING CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING
THE INAUGURAL POSTGRADUATE CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING NETWORK (PGCWWN) CONFERENCE
University of Warwick, Friday 15th and Saturday 16th June 2007
Confirmed Plenary Speakers: Mary Eagleton and Ali Smith
WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE:
POSITIONING CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING
THE INAUGURAL POSTGRADUATE CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING NETWORK (PGCWWN) CONFERENCE
University of Warwick, Friday 15th and Saturday 16th June 2007
Confirmed Plenary Speakers: Mary Eagleton and Ali Smith
CALL FOR PROPOSALS:
Rodopi Press Amsterdam/Atlanta announces a new series of literary studies
entitled "Dialogue" under the general editorship of Michael J. Meyer. The
series will offer new and experienced scholars the opportunity to present
alternative readings and approaches to classic texts. Plans are being made for a
volume on Alice Walker's The Color Purple. The guest editors for this volume
will be Delroy Constantine-Simms and Kheven LaGrone.
The Color Purple is a simple story that has been criticized and acclaimed
worldwide. It was an award winning novel, then an award winning Hollywood
movie and more recently, an award winning Broadway play. The movie was accused
CALL FOR PROPOSALS:
Rodopi Press Amsterdam/Atlanta announces a new series of literary studies
entitled "Dialogue" under the general editorship of Michael J. Meyer. The
series will offer new and experienced scholars the opportunity to present
alternative readings and approaches to classic texts. Plans are being made for a
volume on Alice Walker's The Color Purple. The guest editors for this volume
will be Delroy Constantine-Simms and Kheven LaGrone.
The Color Purple is a simple story that has been criticized and acclaimed
worldwide. It was an award winning novel, then an award winning Hollywood
movie and more recently, an award winning Broadway play. The movie was accused
CALL FOR PROPOSALS:
Rodopi Press Amsterdam/Atlanta announces a new series of literary studies
entitled "Dialogue" under the general editorship of Michael J. Meyer. The
series will offer new and experienced scholars the opportunity to present
alternative readings and approaches to classic texts. Plans are being made for a
volume on Alice Walker's The Color Purple. The guest editors for this volume
will be Delroy Constantine-Simms and Kheven LaGrone.
The Color Purple is a simple story that has been criticized and acclaimed
worldwide. It was an award winning novel, then an award winning Hollywood
movie and more recently, an award winning Broadway play. The movie was accused
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> Untitled Book Project:
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> Essays and Criticism on Contemporary Great Plains/High Plains Poets
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> Dear Poetry Reader, Scholar, Lover, Writer,
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> Greg Kosmicki of The Backwaters Press and I both love good poetry
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> Call for Submissions
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> Untitled Book Project:
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> Essays and Criticism on Contemporary Great Plains/High Plains Poets
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> Dear Poetry Reader, Scholar, Lover, Writer,
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> Greg Kosmicki of The Backwaters Press and I both love good poetry