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THE CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING NETWORK (CWWN) IS HOLDING ITS INAUGURAL
CONFERENCE 'For Love or Money? Contemporary Women's Fiction in the
Marketplace,' 21–23 April 2006, at the University of Wales, Bangor (UK).
Keynote Speaker: Sarah Waters
THE CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WRITING NETWORK (CWWN) IS HOLDING ITS INAUGURAL
CONFERENCE 'For Love or Money? Contemporary Women's Fiction in the
Marketplace,' 21–23 April 2006, at the University of Wales, Bangor (UK).
Keynote Speaker: Sarah Waters
Please feel free to forward this call to anybody who might potentially
be interested in our conference.
Thank you.
Waterloo Centre for German Studies
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*Call for Expressions of Interest and Proposals*
/*Diaspora Experiences: German-Speaking Immigrants and their Descendants*/
*Waterloo Centre for German Studies*
*University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada*
*24-27 August 2006*
Please feel free to forward this call to anybody who might potentially
be interested in our conference.
Thank you.
Waterloo Centre for German Studies
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*Call for Expressions of Interest and Proposals*
/*Diaspora Experiences: German-Speaking Immigrants and their Descendants*/
*Waterloo Centre for German Studies*
*University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada*
*24-27 August 2006*
Please feel free to forward this call to anybody who might potentially
be interested in our conference.
Thank you.
Waterloo Centre for German Studies
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*Call for Expressions of Interest and Proposals*
/*Diaspora Experiences: German-Speaking Immigrants and their Descendants*/
*Waterloo Centre for German Studies*
*University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada*
*24-27 August 2006*
Film and Video Games panel for the Society for Cinema & Media Studies
Conference in Vancouver, Canada, 2-5 March 2006
Film and Video Games panel for the Society for Cinema & Media Studies
Conference in Vancouver, Canada, 2-5 March 2006
FILM & HISTORY: CALL FOR PAPERS
2006 REGIONAL PCA/ACA CONFERENCE
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Film & History Area of the Southwest Popular Culture Association
invites papers for the 2006 PCA/ACA Regional Conference
to be held at the Hyatt Regency on February 8-11, 2006.
FILM & HISTORY: CALL FOR PAPERS
2006 REGIONAL PCA/ACA CONFERENCE
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Film & History Area of the Southwest Popular Culture Association
invites papers for the 2006 PCA/ACA Regional Conference
to be held at the Hyatt Regency on February 8-11, 2006.
FILM & HISTORY: CALL FOR PAPERS
2006 REGIONAL PCA/ACA CONFERENCE
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Film & History Area of the Southwest Popular Culture Association
invites papers for the 2006 PCA/ACA Regional Conference
to be held at the Hyatt Regency on February 8-11, 2006.
Contemporary Lesbian Fiction
Participants sought for a roundtable discussion on Contemporary Lesbian Fiction for the Society for the Study of American Women Writers conference to be held in Philadelphia, Nov. 8-11, 2006. The purpose of the discussion is to offer a general overview of major issues, themes, and trends in post-lesbian-feminist fiction (from about the mid-1980s to the present.) Topics including comparisons of multiple authors, discussion of mainstream publishing and/or small lesbian presses, or works by lesbians of color are especially welcome. Please send ideas by January 15, 2006 to Kris Comment at k.comment_at_att.net.
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Contemporary Lesbian Fiction
Participants sought for a roundtable discussion on Contemporary Lesbian Fiction for the Society for the Study of American Women Writers conference to be held in Philadelphia, Nov. 8-11, 2006. The purpose of the discussion is to offer a general overview of major issues, themes, and trends in post-lesbian-feminist fiction (from about the mid-1980s to the present.) Topics including comparisons of multiple authors, discussion of mainstream publishing and/or small lesbian presses, or works by lesbians of color are especially welcome. Please send ideas by January 15, 2006 to Kris Comment at k.comment_at_att.net.
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CALL FOR PAPERS: DEADLINE NOVEMBER 30TH 2005
CALL FOR PAPERS: DEADLINE NOVEMBER 30TH 2005
CSCA MEDIA STUDIES INTEREST GROUP
CALL FOR PAPERS
2006 Central States Communication Association
Convention
April 5 – 9, 2006, Indianapolis, Indiana
The Media Studies Interest Group invites submissions
of competitive papers and thematic panels on all
aspects of media studies, including mass
communication, media technology, media and culture,
and other studies of media and mass communication for
the 2006 Central States Communication Association
Convention. In addition, we are soliciting original
video submissions for screening at the convention.
CSCA MEDIA STUDIES INTEREST GROUP
CALL FOR PAPERS
2006 Central States Communication Association
Convention
April 5 – 9, 2006, Indianapolis, Indiana
The Media Studies Interest Group invites submissions
of competitive papers and thematic panels on all
aspects of media studies, including mass
communication, media technology, media and culture,
and other studies of media and mass communication for
the 2006 Central States Communication Association
Convention. In addition, we are soliciting original
video submissions for screening at the convention.
Dear colleagues, Please pardon the inconveniences of cross-posting. --D.M.
CALL FOR PAPERS: "Early American Cartographies,"
March 2-4, 2006, at The Newberry Library:
a conference sponsored by the interdisciplinary Society of Early
Americanists AND the Newberry Library's Center for Renaissance
Studies, Hermon Dunlap Smith Center for the History of Cartography,
D'Arcy McNickle Center for American Indian History, and Dr. William
M. Scholl Center for Family and Community History
CFP: Exploring the Multiverse: A Study of the Works of Michael Moorcock
(Collection). Editor: Thomas Fortenberry.
Submissions are invited for a new collection of essays studying the
writings of British author Michael Moorcock. Moorcock has had a long
and amazingly successful career as both editor and author. Winner of
numerous awards (including the British Fantasy Award, World Fantasy
Award, and being shortlisted for the Whitbread [Mother London]), he is
most famous for having created a vast and fantastic multiverse of
interconnected realities centered around the concept of a recurrent
Eternal Champion.
>From Snoopy to Star Wars
American Popular Imagination of the First World War
Panel proposal for
The First World War and Popular Culture Conference
http://literaryconferences.britishcouncil.org/results/?id=453
31 March - 2 April 2006(3/31/6-4/2/6)
University of Newcastle (UK)
>From Snoopy to Star Wars
American Popular Imagination of the First World War
Panel proposal for
The First World War and Popular Culture Conference
http://literaryconferences.britishcouncil.org/results/?id=453
31 March - 2 April 2006(3/31/6-4/2/6)
University of Newcastle (UK)
"New Voices in African American Fiction"
Panel to be held at the Northeast Modern Language Association (NEMLA)
Philadelphia, PA
3/2/06-3/5/06
www.nemla.org
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Panel description:
For the 2006 NeMLA convention in Philadelphia, March 2-5.
Please submit abstracts for possible paper presentations
electronically to eef2106_at_columbia.edu by SEPTEMBER 15, 2005.
Visit www.nemla.org for membership and other information.
Panel description:
"New Voices in African American Fiction"
Panel to be held at the Northeast Modern Language Association (NEMLA)
Philadelphia, PA
3/2/06-3/5/06
www.nemla.org
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Panel description:
For the 2006 NeMLA convention in Philadelphia, March 2-5.
Please submit abstracts for possible paper presentations
electronically to eef2106_at_columbia.edu by SEPTEMBER 15, 2005.
Visit www.nemla.org for membership and other information.
Panel description:
postamble call for journal submissions!
Call for journal submissions
March 2006: Open Issue
Submission Deadline: September 30, 2005
postamble is a postgraduate journal of the University of Cape Town located in
the Centre for African Studies and published bi-annually online. postamble is
committed to featuring original post graduate student work of a high academic
standard which is of value to the promotion of multi-disciplinary study of
Africa within the university environment.
postamble call for journal submissions!
Call for journal submissions
March 2006: Open Issue
Submission Deadline: September 30, 2005
postamble is a postgraduate journal of the University of Cape Town located in
the Centre for African Studies and published bi-annually online. postamble is
committed to featuring original post graduate student work of a high academic
standard which is of value to the promotion of multi-disciplinary study of
Africa within the university environment.
"How Art Wore Khaki and went into action":
Propaganda, Popular Culture and the Great War
Panel proposal for
The First World War and Popular Culture Conference
http://literaryconferences.britishcouncil.org/results/?id=453
31 March - 2 April 2006 (3/31/6-4/2/6)
University of Newcastle (UK)
"How Art Wore Khaki and went into action":
Propaganda, Popular Culture and the Great War
Panel proposal for
The First World War and Popular Culture Conference
http://literaryconferences.britishcouncil.org/results/?id=453
31 March - 2 April 2006 (3/31/6-4/2/6)
University of Newcastle (UK)
Call for Papers
Life, the Universe, and Everything XXIV: The Marion K. "Doc" Smith
Symposium on Science Fiction and Fantasy will be held February 16–18,
2006, on the Provo campus of Brigham Young University.
We are especially interested in papers in the following areas:
• Literary criticism/analysis of sf&f and related literature
(medieval, renaissance, mythology, magic realism, etc.)
• Science and technology (especially new or unusual)
• Analysis of sf&f relating to poetry and/or theatre
• Mormon culture, literature, and society in relation to sf&f
• Serious analysis of sf&f in cinema, television, radio and other
media
Call for Papers
Life, the Universe, and Everything XXIV: The Marion K. "Doc" Smith
Symposium on Science Fiction and Fantasy will be held February 16–18,
2006, on the Provo campus of Brigham Young University.
We are especially interested in papers in the following areas:
• Literary criticism/analysis of sf&f and related literature
(medieval, renaissance, mythology, magic realism, etc.)
• Science and technology (especially new or unusual)
• Analysis of sf&f relating to poetry and/or theatre
• Mormon culture, literature, and society in relation to sf&f
• Serious analysis of sf&f in cinema, television, radio and other
media