CALL FOR PAPERS

Deleuze and Guattari

This is an open, English-language session on the collaborative and
independent work of Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari at the 2007 RMMLA
conference, to be held in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The conference will
run from 4 October to 6 October 2007.

Send a 200 word abstract to Daniel Gustav Anderson at andersdg at
uidaho.edu by 1 March 2007 for consideration.

Hard copies of submissions may be sent to:

Anderson
Dept. of English 1102
University of Idaho
Moscow, ID 83844-1102

Details can be found at www.rmmla.org.

ALL FOR PAPERS
October 31st, 2006
THE HUMAN CONDITION SERIES
Inaugural International Multidisciplinary Conference
Conference Theme: EMPIRE
May 17-19, 2007
Laurentian University, Georgian College
Barrie, Ontario
http://humancondition.wordpress.com/

"JOYCE IN AUSTIN"
 
"Bring a stranger within thy tower." (Ulysses 14.365)
               
The 2007 International James Joyce Conference
Endorsed by the International James Joyce Foundation
The University of Texas at Austin, June 13-17, 2007
  
    The 2007 International James Joyce Conference will be hosted by the
English Department at the University of Texas at Austin. The event will
feature plenary presentations and readings by Vicki Mahaffey, Paul Muldoon,
Tom Staley, and Sean Walsh; a round-table discussion with all the plenary
speakers; panels on Samuel Beckett‚s letters (Lois Overbeck and Martha
Fehsenfeld), Elizabeth Bowen (Elizabeth Cullingford), Tom Stoppard (Ira

Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory

Theory Faith Culture

— an international interdisciplinary conference —

Cardiff University

3 July – 6 July 2007

Call for Papers

Religion is one of the most contested aspects of twenty-first century life. How can we understand and theorise the power of religion in the constitution of subjects and in its social, cultural and political manifestations? This conference will look at the interface between Theory, Faith and Culture. It will explore a range of theoretical approaches to the subject and attempt to further our understanding of some of the most important and pressing issues of the day.

Papers are welcomed from all relevant disciplines.

Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory

Theory Faith Culture

— an international interdisciplinary conference —

Cardiff University

3 July – 6 July 2007

Call for Papers

Religion is one of the most contested aspects of twenty-first century life. How can we understand and theorise the power of religion in the constitution of subjects and in its social, cultural and political manifestations? This conference will look at the interface between Theory, Faith and Culture. It will explore a range of theoretical approaches to the subject and attempt to further our understanding of some of the most important and pressing issues of the day.

Papers are welcomed from all relevant disciplines.

Ongoing Call for Papers for the Community Literacy Journal

The peer-reviewed Community Literacy Journal seeks contributions for
upcoming issues. We welcome submissions that address any social,
cultural, rhetorical, or institutional aspects of community literacy;
we particularly welcome co-authored pieces in collaboration with
community partners.

Possible articles and approaches include, but are not limited to:

Call for Papers

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                     Tamkang Review=20

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Special Issue: Literary Regionalism
Deadline for Submissions: Apr. 30, 2007

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CALL FOR PAPERS/PEOPLE: Enlightening 2007
Philadelphia, PA
July 12-15, 2007
A Harry Potter Camp for Families presented by Bonding over Books

Enlightening 2007 (E7) is the world's first Harry Potter Camp for Families. Sponsored by Bonding over Books, E7 will include a mix of serious academic exploration of J.K Rowling's text, interactive events and competitions for families to engage in together, and workshops in
which participants learn and practice how to contribute to the fandom.

Call for Papers
Reconstruction: Studies in Contemporary Culture

Reconstruction is proud to announce the publication of its Vol. 6, No.
4 (2006) themed issue, "Theories/Practices of Blogging," which can be
found at http://reconstruction.eserver.org. Featured in the issue:

Call for Submissions
Translating in the 21st Century

"Translation" is a new Translation Studies journal at the University of
California Santa Barbara published every two years by the Translation
Studies Research Focus Group of the Interdisciplinary Humanities Center
at UCSB. http://www.ihc.ucsb.edu/research/translation/journal.html

Call for Submissions
Translating in the 21st Century

"Translation" is a new Translation Studies journal at the University of
California Santa Barbara published every two years by the Translation
Studies Research Focus Group of the Interdisciplinary Humanities Center
at UCSB. http://www.ihc.ucsb.edu/research/translation/journal.html

Keynote speaker announced:

*UPDATE*

*Encounter and Experience: Cultures in Process*

Interdisciplinary Conference
2 to 4 March 2007
University of Bielefeld, Germany

*Confirmed Keynote Speaker: Robert J.C. Young, New York University*

*Call for Papers*

CFP: Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Caucus (03/01/07; RMMLA, 10/04/07-10/06/07 Calgary)
   
  Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Caucus Seminar
  Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association (RMMLA)
  October 4-6, 2007 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
   
  Papers are welcomed on any aspect of the GLBTQ experience as expressed through literature, film and/or theory. All proposals will be considered. Papers addressing a bisexual and/or transgendered theme are especially encouraged.
   
  Please submit abstracts of 300 words and be sure to include a title. On your abstract, please include your name, institutional affiliation
(if applicable), email address, office phone number, and whether you

The Henry James Society will sponsor two sessions at the Modern Language =
Association annual conference, December 27-30, 2007, Chicago. Proposals =
are invited for the following panels:

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MLA, 2007

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Henry James and the Things of Modernism

The influence of modern inventions and institutions on new social =
configurations in James's fiction and non-fiction: photography, early =
cinema and new visual perspectives, hotels, high buildings, domestic and =
commercial space, telegraph and telephone, newspapers and news =
circulation, new museums, art collections, public libraries, private and =
public space.

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James's 'The Tempest' Essay=20