Call for Articles (La revue LISA / LISA e-journal)

LISA E-Journal is inviting contributions to an issue on :
Contemporary Art and American Minorities : an Iconography of Identity?

Atenea is a multidisciplinary bilingual journal on the humanities and=20
social sciences published twice a year by the University of Puerto Rico=20
at Mayaguez. It features essays, books reviews, and some fiction and=20
poetry. The editorial board invites submissions in either=20
English or Spanish (see the guidelines below):

LOUISIANA ENGLISH JOURNAL
CALL FOR PAPERS
WINTER 2003/2004 ISSUE

DUE DATE: OCTOBER 31, 2003

CONTENT TOPICS:

GODDESSES AND QUEENS:
THE ICONOGRAPHY OF ELIZABETH I

Call for Contributors:

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG LITERATURE

The 3-volume, illustrated _Encyclopedia of American Children's & Young Adult
Literature_ is scheduled to be published by Greenwood Press. The editor and
advisory board seek writers for remaining unassigned entries.

Call for Contributors:

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG LITERATURE

The 3-volume, illustrated _Encyclopedia of American Children's & Young Adult
Literature_ is scheduled to be published by Greenwood Press. The editor and
advisory board seek writers for remaining unassigned entries.

Working Up the Political: Women's Everyday Rebellions in
Eighteenth-Century Culture

CFP: Asian Gothic Literature (31 Dec. 2003, Collection)
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I am soliciting for ABSTRACTS at this stage for a monograph of scholarly
essays on Asian Gothic Literature. Despite its Anglo-centric literary
heritage, I believe that the Gothic, in its ambivalence and
susceptibility to polyvalent interpretations and theorising, is a
helpful way of reading and understanding the vast output of powerful
Asian texts that carry strong strains of the forbidden, the
extraordinary, the fantastic, the supernatural and the uncanny (amongst
other =91Gothic=92 concerns). Furthermore, a vast majority of =
contemporary
Asian writers have been exposed to turn-of-the-century Western

    CALL FOR PAPERS:

CALL FOR PAPERS

Recent African Poetry

Recent appraisals of African writing have not paid adequate attention to
poetry as a genre. This creates a space for an urgent critical
intervention. Essays intended for an international audience are therefore
solicited for inclusion in a collection of essays tentatively entitled
Reading Contemporary African Poetry .The book is to bring together
innovative but readable explorations of recent African poetry of English
expression.

                          M/C - Media and Culture

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                          Call for Papers for the
                              'text' issue of
                                M/C Journal
                   http://journal.media-culture.org.au/

Please note that parts of the recent call for papers for M/C Journal
erroneously referred to the 'joke' issue rather than the 'text' issue.

This message is to clarify that we are currently inviting article
submissions for an issue entitled 'text', edited by Catriona Mills and Matt
Soar.

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                            New Cinemas:
                    Journal of Contemporary Film
           Volume 2 (2004) edited by World Cinema Group,
                         University of Leeds
                           CALL FOR PAPERS
New Cinemas is a refereed academic journal devoted to the
study of contemporary film around the world. Recent
developments have brought about a renewal of film industries in the
Far and Middle East, Europe, Africa and America. However, there
is a marked tendency to focus exclusively upon issues of ‘otherness’
and ‘marginality’, ignoring the specificities of these films. New

Dear Colleagues,

I would like to increase the pool of book reviewers for the peer reviewed
web journal I founded in 2000, Consciousness, Literature and the Arts (See
http://www.aber.ac.uk/tfts/journal). Anyone interested please respond to me
at dam_at_aber.ac.uk, with indication of title(s) from the list below of books
currently available that you would like to review, or indication of general
interest of receiving lists of books available for review two to three times
a year, together with a brief biographical note.

Many thanks

Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

New Jersey Writers Panel 2004

NJ has been an important site of American literary activity for the last two
centuries.

In the past New Jersey has been home to many distinguished American writers
such as Walt Whitman, Stephen Crane and William Carlos Williams. Current NJ
writers include important voices such as those of Joyce Carol Oates, John
McPhee, Amiri Baraka, and many others, as well as being home to major
cultural institutions such as the Dodge Poetry Festival.

Papers on this panel may address any aspect of the poetry, fiction, drama,
and nonfiction writing of NJ authors, New Jersey literary groups, or the
politics of cultural production in NJ.