Call for Papers

Panel: Negotiating Homeplace in the Nineteenth Century

38th Convention, Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA)
March 1-4, 2007
Baltimore, Maryland

During the English and American industrial eras (1840-1910), homelessness was
more than a lack of home ownership. It often implied a lack of opportunity, a
lack of identity, a lack of acceptance. During this era, how did individuals
negotiate their space (or lack thereof)? How did their homes – or lack
thereof – aid or hinder their own development and position in society? What
spaces did they transform, and in what ways did they manage to maintain,
create, or reconstitute their homes?

Call for Papers

Panel: Negotiating Homeplace in the Nineteenth Century

38th Convention, Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA)
March 1-4, 2007
Baltimore, Maryland

During the English and American industrial eras (1840-1910), homelessness was
more than a lack of home ownership. It often implied a lack of opportunity, a
lack of identity, a lack of acceptance. During this era, how did individuals
negotiate their space (or lack thereof)? How did their homes – or lack
thereof – aid or hinder their own development and position in society? What
spaces did they transform, and in what ways did they manage to maintain,
create, or reconstitute their homes?

A CALLALOO CALL FOR PAPERS

SPECIAL ISSUE ON VISUAL CULTURE

A CALLALOO CALL FOR PAPERS

SPECIAL ISSUE ON VISUAL CULTURE

Sage of Consciousness Volume 2 Issue 3
Sage of Consciousness E-zine
ISSN 1555-192X
An international online thematic ezine and journal created by a volunteer
group of writers and artists.

Theme for Volume 2 Issue 3: Traveling: Multicultural Minglings

Sage of Consciousness Volume 2 Issue 3
Sage of Consciousness E-zine
ISSN 1555-192X
An international online thematic ezine and journal created by a volunteer
group of writers and artists.

Theme for Volume 2 Issue 3: Traveling: Multicultural Minglings

Cultural Studies Monthly Call for Papers
Thinking Queer in Asian Cinema
Deadline: Oct 1, 2006
Guest Editor: Chia-chi Wu

Sage of Consciousness Volume 2 Issue 3
Sage of Consciousness E-zine
ISSN 1555-192X
An international online thematic ezine and journal created by a volunteer
group of writers and artists.

Theme for Volume 2 Issue 3: Traveling: Multicultural Minglings

The Editors of Interdisciplinary Humanities are accepting essays, interviews,
and poems for consideration in a special issue on quilts, literature, and the
arts. Interdisciplinary Humanities is the journal of the National Association
for Humanities Education. All essays should be interdisciplinary in nature.
Essays should not exceed 6,000 words and should be submitted for
consideration to Lisa Graley, Editor, Interdisciplinary Humanities, P.O. Box
44691, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, Louisiana 70504.
Deadline: January 1, 2007.

CALL FOR PAPERS:
Rethinking and Rereading Kate Chopin (collection)

(Abstracts, July 15, 2005; contributions, October 20, 2006)

CALL FOR PAPERS:
Rethinking and Rereading Kate Chopin (collection)

(Abstracts, July 15, 2005; contributions, October 20, 2006)

As follows are the two CFP's for Concentric 33.1 and 33.2. Please kindly post them to the CFP message list on the Penn State U website. Thanks a million for your assistance!

  CALL FOR PAPERS
  Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies

Call for Papers

Panel Title: Romantic Landscapes

38th Convention, Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA)
March 1-4, 2007
Baltimore, Maryland

Proposals are sought for papers dealing with the relation between landscape
and literary works during the Romantic era (1789-1832). Of particular
interest are papers that examine literary works in relation to other
accounts of landscapes, such as maps, tour guides, surveys, travelogues,
court documents, other poems, etc. Please send 250-300 word abstracts by
e-mail to Frank.Duba_at_millersville.edu.

The conference will be held at Jamestown Community College in Jamestown,
NY. The conference is on 10/21/06; a pre-conference dinner and session
will be on 10/20/06.

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The conference brings together educators from across the curriculum to
discuss content area literacy, critical thinking, and writing across the
curriculum. Proposals on specific programs, issues and strategies,
research, or panel discussion are welcome. Proposals may deal with
concrete activities, theoretical stances or somewhere in between.
Subjects may range from the humanities, art, and philosophy to social
sciences, business, science, and nature education.

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Keynote Speaker: Stewart Brower

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