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Southwest Graduate English Symposium
Arizona State University
February 16 - 18 2007
The Violent (Re)turn to Ethics?: Implications, Complications, and Situations
Final Extension:
Border Ethics in Literature
Southwest Graduate English Symposium
Arizona State University
February 16 - 18 2007
The Violent (Re)turn to Ethics?: Implications, Complications, and Situations
Final Extension:
Border Ethics in Literature
Southwest Graduate English Symposium
Arizona State University
February 16 - 18 2007
The Violent (Re)turn to Ethics?: Implications, Complications, and Situations
Final Extension:
Border Ethics in Literature
Call for Papers: Hemingway and Travel Writing
(ALA in Boston, MA, May 24-27, 2007; Revised Deadline: January 2, 2007)
Call for Papers: Hemingway and Travel Writing
(ALA in Boston, MA, May 24-27, 2007; Revised Deadline: January 2, 2007)
Southwest Graduate English Symposium – 2007
"Fili" the "Buster": Political Satire and the Public
From Jonathan Swift to Jon Stewart, political satire evokes visceral responses, whether from love or hate. But why? What is it about this satire that appeals to or repulses the public? Can we distinguish an ethics of political satire, or is it marked by the lack of ethics completely? How should we engage this satire – if we should engage it at all?
This panel seeks papers and presentations that discuss various forms, methods, writers, outlets, responses, and/or refutations of political satire throughout history, from Aristophanes to Steven Colbert.
Southwest Graduate English Symposium – 2007
"Fili" the "Buster": Political Satire and the Public
From Jonathan Swift to Jon Stewart, political satire evokes visceral responses, whether from love or hate. But why? What is it about this satire that appeals to or repulses the public? Can we distinguish an ethics of political satire, or is it marked by the lack of ethics completely? How should we engage this satire – if we should engage it at all?
This panel seeks papers and presentations that discuss various forms, methods, writers, outlets, responses, and/or refutations of political satire throughout history, from Aristophanes to Steven Colbert.
Southwest Graduate English Symposium – 2007
"Fili" the "Buster": Political Satire and the Public
From Jonathan Swift to Jon Stewart, political satire evokes visceral responses, whether from love or hate. But why? What is it about this satire that appeals to or repulses the public? Can we distinguish an ethics of political satire, or is it marked by the lack of ethics completely? How should we engage this satire – if we should engage it at all?
This panel seeks papers and presentations that discuss various forms, methods, writers, outlets, responses, and/or refutations of political satire throughout history, from Aristophanes to Steven Colbert.
CFP: LGBT Theatre Debut Panel / ATHE 2007 (2/15/07; 7/26/06-7/29/07)
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Theatre Focus Group of the
Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE) invites submissions
for its Debut Panel from scholars who have not yet published articles
or presented at a national conference. The deadline for submissions is
February 15, 2007.
Southwest Graduate English Symposium – 2007
"Fili" the "Buster": Political Satire and the Public
From Jonathan Swift to Jon Stewart, political satire evokes visceral responses, whether from love or hate. But why? What is it about this satire that appeals to or repulses the public? Can we distinguish an ethics of political satire, or is it marked by the lack of ethics completely? How should we engage this satire – if we should engage it at all?
This panel seeks papers and presentations that discuss various forms, methods, writers, outlets, responses, and/or refutations of political satire throughout history, from Aristophanes to Steven Colbert.
CFP: LGBT Theatre Debut Panel / ATHE 2007 (2/15/07; 7/26/06-7/29/07)
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Theatre Focus Group of the
Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE) invites submissions
for its Debut Panel from scholars who have not yet published articles
or presented at a national conference. The deadline for submissions is
February 15, 2007.
Southwest Graduate English Symposium – 2007
"Fili" the "Buster": Political Satire and the Public
From Jonathan Swift to Jon Stewart, political satire evokes visceral responses, whether from love or hate. But why? What is it about this satire that appeals to or repulses the public? Can we distinguish an ethics of political satire, or is it marked by the lack of ethics completely? How should we engage this satire – if we should engage it at all?
This panel seeks papers and presentations that discuss various forms, methods, writers, outlets, responses, and/or refutations of political satire throughout history, from Aristophanes to Steven Colbert.
Southwest Graduate English Symposium – 2007
"Fili" the "Buster": Political Satire and the Public
From Jonathan Swift to Jon Stewart, political satire evokes visceral responses, whether from love or hate. But why? What is it about this satire that appeals to or repulses the public? Can we distinguish an ethics of political satire, or is it marked by the lack of ethics completely? How should we engage this satire – if we should engage it at all?
This panel seeks papers and presentations that discuss various forms, methods, writers, outlets, responses, and/or refutations of political satire throughout history, from Aristophanes to Steven Colbert.
For the completion of a special issue on "Gender and Illness," the
multidisciplinary online journal "gender forum"
(http://www.genderforum.uni-koeln.de), affiliated with the University of
Cologne, Germany, seeks 2-3 articles discussing the intersection and
mutual implications of gender and illness. We welcome contributions all
disciplines.
For the completion of a special issue on "Gender and Illness," the
multidisciplinary online journal "gender forum"
(http://www.genderforum.uni-koeln.de), affiliated with the University of
Cologne, Germany, seeks 2-3 articles discussing the intersection and
mutual implications of gender and illness. We welcome contributions all
disciplines.
For the completion of a special issue on "Gender and Illness," the
multidisciplinary online journal "gender forum"
(http://www.genderforum.uni-koeln.de), affiliated with the University of
Cologne, Germany, seeks 2-3 articles discussing the intersection and
mutual implications of gender and illness. We welcome contributions all
disciplines.
For the completion of a special issue on "Gender and Illness," the
multidisciplinary online journal "gender forum"
(http://www.genderforum.uni-koeln.de), affiliated with the University of
Cologne, Germany, seeks 2-3 articles discussing the intersection and
mutual implications of gender and illness. We welcome contributions all
disciplines.
The editors solicit submissions for vol. XXIV of The Americanist: Warsaw
Journal for the Study of the United States (formerly American Studies,
published by the American Studies Center of Warsaw University).
The editors solicit submissions for vol. XXIV of The Americanist: Warsaw
Journal for the Study of the United States (formerly American Studies,
published by the American Studies Center of Warsaw University).
The editors solicit submissions for vol. XXIV of The Americanist: Warsaw
Journal for the Study of the United States (formerly American Studies,
published by the American Studies Center of Warsaw University).
Bridging Communities=3A Community and Healing
Call for Participants
=
The Association of Bibliotherapy and Applied Literature (ABAL) in conjun=
ction with the 2007 Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences invites y=
our participation in our annual conference=2E
=
Date=3A May 28-30=2C 2007
Place=3A University of Saskatchewan=2C Saskatoon
=
Bridging Communities=3A Community and Healing
Call for Participants
=
The Association of Bibliotherapy and Applied Literature (ABAL) in conjun=
ction with the 2007 Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences invites y=
our participation in our annual conference=2E
=
Date=3A May 28-30=2C 2007
Place=3A University of Saskatchewan=2C Saskatoon
=
Proposed special session for the American Literature Association (May =
24-7, 2007; Boston)
Literary Seekers and Religious Communities in Nineteenth-Century =
American Literature
Bridging Communities=3A Community and Healing
Call for Participants
=
The Association of Bibliotherapy and Applied Literature (ABAL) in conjun=
ction with the 2007 Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences invites y=
our participation in our annual conference=2E
=
Date=3A May 28-30=2C 2007
Place=3A University of Saskatchewan=2C Saskatoon
=
Proposed special session for the American Literature Association (May =
24-7, 2007; Boston)
Literary Seekers and Religious Communities in Nineteenth-Century =
American Literature
Bridging Communities=3A Community and Healing
Call for Participants
=
The Association of Bibliotherapy and Applied Literature (ABAL) in conjun=
ction with the 2007 Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences invites y=
our participation in our annual conference=2E
=
Date=3A May 28-30=2C 2007
Place=3A University of Saskatchewan=2C Saskatoon
=
Due to an error in the e-mail account for the North Carolina Colloquium
in Medieval and Early Modern Studies, the due date for abstract
submissions has been extended to December 30, 2006. If you e-mailed
your submission prior to Monday, November 27, please re-submit. We
apologize for the confusion.
Due to an error in the e-mail account for the North Carolina Colloquium
in Medieval and Early Modern Studies, the due date for abstract
submissions has been extended to December 30, 2006. If you e-mailed
your submission prior to Monday, November 27, please re-submit. We
apologize for the confusion.
Due to an error in the e-mail account for the North Carolina Colloquium
in Medieval and Early Modern Studies, the due date for abstract
submissions has been extended to December 30, 2006. If you e-mailed
your submission prior to Monday, November 27, please re-submit. We
apologize for the confusion.
CFP: CAPTIVITY NARRATIVES IN LITERATURE AND FILM
NEW SUBMISSION DEADLINE: DECEMBER 15, 2006
The 28th Annual Meeting of the SW/TX PCA/ACA
February 14â€"17, 2007
Hyatt Regency Albuquerque
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Rowlandson may have set a classroom standard for captivity narratives in
American literature but there are other stories to be considered.
In addition to those captured by Native Americans, slave narratives also
tell stories of life in captivity. And, captivity narratives are not limited to
an American tradition; many folk and fairy tales preceded them in other
cultures.