6th Global Conference
Violence, Contexts and the Construction of Enemies

Wednesday 2nd May - Saturday 5th May 2007
Budapest, Hungary

Call for Papers

Re-telling Tales

Postgraduate Conference

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Department of English Studies, University of Stirling

19th - 20th May 2007

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With a plenary lecture by Professor Stephen Knight who will speak on the hi=
storical recurrence of Merlin and King Arthur.

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Call for Papers

Re-telling Tales

Postgraduate Conference

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Department of English Studies, University of Stirling

19th - 20th May 2007

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With a plenary lecture by Professor Stephen Knight who will speak on the hi=
storical recurrence of Merlin and King Arthur.

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Call for Papers

Healing South African Wounds

Call for Contributions for a special issue of Les Carnets du Cerpac no 7
Gilles Teulié & Mélanie Joseph-Vilain

Healing South African Wounds

Call for Contributions for a special issue of Les Carnets du Cerpac no 7
Gilles Teulié & Mélanie Joseph-Vilain

CFP ~ Canadian Literature and Film (Open Topic)

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Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association - 61st annual convention,
Oct. 4-6, 2007

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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RMMLA Session: Canadian Literature and Film (Open Topic)

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Seeking papers on all topics related to Canadian literature and/or film.

Depending on submissions, papers may be grouped into two or more
thematic sections.

See www.rmmla.org <http://www.rmmla.org/> for complete CFP and
membership information.

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Please send 300-word abstracts (email submission OK) by March 1, 2007
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CALL FOR PAPERS

O brave new world:

Epochal Legacies and Identity in _Renaissance_ and _Early Modern_ Literatures

Panel to be hosted by McGill University's 13th Annual Graduate
Conference on Language and Literature (New Worlds, Lost Worlds:
Discovery, Change, and Loss in Literature), in Montreal QC, March
10-11, 2007.

CALL FOR PAPERS

O brave new world:

Epochal Legacies and Identity in _Renaissance_ and _Early Modern_ Literatures

Panel to be hosted by McGill University's 13th Annual Graduate
Conference on Language and Literature (New Worlds, Lost Worlds:
Discovery, Change, and Loss in Literature), in Montreal QC, March
10-11, 2007.

Dear Friends and Colleagues;

ASLE 2007 Proposed Roundtable, or Panel Environmental Science Fiction: Genre and Possibility Ecocriticism has indeed branched out to include literatures not typically associated with &quot;nature writing.&quot; In an effort to continue this extension of ecocriticism into other genres, this roundtable/panel will explore the contributions of science fiction (SF) to environmental thought and ecological understandings. 250-word proposals are invited for a roundtable/panel that will examine SF as a literature well-suited to express the concerns of environmentalism and to explore humanity's place in ecological systems.

ASLE 2007 Proposed Roundtable, or Panel Environmental Science Fiction: Genre and Possibility Ecocriticism has indeed branched out to include literatures not typically associated with &quot;nature writing.&quot; In an effort to continue this extension of ecocriticism into other genres, this roundtable/panel will explore the contributions of science fiction (SF) to environmental thought and ecological understandings. 250-word proposals are invited for a roundtable/panel that will examine SF as a literature well-suited to express the concerns of environmentalism and to explore humanity's place in ecological systems.

The Technical Writing panel of the South Central Modern Language =
Association (SCMLA) seeks papers for the 2007 annual convention.

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The topic is open. We are, however, particularly interested in =
presentations that address questions of documentation and sourcing in =
technical and professional communication. Submissions from newer =
scholars are also especially welcome.

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Please email 500 word abstracts to Dr. Stephen E. Severn at =
ssevern_at_mail.wtamu.edu by 1March 2007. If desired, hard copies may be =
mailed to

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Dr. Stephen E. Severn

Department of English, Philosophy and Modern Languages

West Texas A&M University

CC-413A

Manderlying: Lie and/of Liberty in Modern Society as argued in Lars von
Trier's Manderlay
Radboud University Nijmegen (The Netherlands)
10-11 October 2007

CALL FOR PAPERS
Anthology: The Aftermath of Loving: Interracial Marriage and Its Impact in the United States

Ed., Kevin Noble Maillard, Syracuse University College of Law