19th C. American Women Poets
 
This call for papers is for a proposed panel to be
held at (dis)junctions 2007: Malappropriation Nation
at the University of California Riverside's 14th
Annual Humanities Graduate Conference on April 6-7,
2007.

Contributors are invited to submit critical works on
19th C. American Women Poets. These papers can examine
texts by the authors and/or relevant critical and
biographical works.

Potential topics include:

CFP: Imaginary Worlds: Utopias and Dystopias in Literature

McGill University Annual Graduate Conference, March 10-11, 2007.
Montreal, Quebec.

This panel invites papers that focus on the representation of utopias
and dysopias in literature. Papers may address the social, political,
economical, economic, and cultural locations of ideal worlds or
nightmare worlds from a wide variety of periods and places and from all
parts of the world. Possible topics may include, but are not limited
to:

Call for Papers

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REROUTING THE POSTCOLONIAL

The University of Northampton, UK, 3-4 July 2007 (07/03/07 - 07/04/07)

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To mark the re-launch of the journal World Literature Written in English =
as the Journal of Postcolonial Studies, The Centre for Contemporary =
Fiction and Narrative, University of Northampton, and the Journal of =
Postcolonial Writing, in association with Taylor and Francis publishers =
and the UK Network for Modern Fiction Studies, hosts:

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Simon Gikandi =20

Patrick Williams=20

Elleke Boehmer=20

Alastair Niven

Call for Papers

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REROUTING THE POSTCOLONIAL

The University of Northampton, UK, 3-4 July 2007 (07/03/07 - 07/04/07)

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To mark the re-launch of the journal World Literature Written in English =
as the Journal of Postcolonial Studies, The Centre for Contemporary =
Fiction and Narrative, University of Northampton, and the Journal of =
Postcolonial Writing, in association with Taylor and Francis publishers =
and the UK Network for Modern Fiction Studies, hosts:

Keynote Speakers -=20

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Simon Gikandi =20

Patrick Williams=20

Elleke Boehmer=20

Alastair Niven

-Plenary speakers announced
-Submission deadline extended
-Conference website now online

The Fourth Annual English Department Graduate Conference at Brandeis
University
?Utopian Spaces, Utopian Places?

March 9, 2007

Plenary Speakers
Mary Baine Campbell, Brandeis University
Marina Leslie, Northeastern University

?Utopian Spaces, Utopian Places,? an interdisciplinary conference,
will interrogate the concept of utopia across a broad spectrum of
historical, theoretical, and literary contexts.

-Plenary speakers announced
-Submission deadline extended
-Conference website now online

The Fourth Annual English Department Graduate Conference at Brandeis
University
?Utopian Spaces, Utopian Places?

March 9, 2007

Plenary Speakers
Mary Baine Campbell, Brandeis University
Marina Leslie, Northeastern University

?Utopian Spaces, Utopian Places,? an interdisciplinary conference,
will interrogate the concept of utopia across a broad spectrum of
historical, theoretical, and literary contexts.

Colleagues --

The international literary journal, Style has a new editor. While Style
renews its call for critical essays on stylistics, language/linguistics in
literature, and narrative as before, it will also welcome essays on the
new psychologies, including those focused upon any of several diverse
domains -- cognition, mind/brain, family systems, adaptation -- and
literature, especially considering those essays that pay close attention
to the text. Style will also add a pedagogical component to at least one
issue of the quarterly, with particular emphasis on the teaching of
literature at both the undergraduate AND graduate level.

JVK

John V. Knapp

CALL FOR PAPERS

Milton
Special Topics Session, RMMLA 2007, Calgary, 4-6 October, 2007

All proposals on any topic in John Milton studies will be considered.
Papers concerning Milton and religion (especially Catholicism) are
particularly encouraged.
 
Please send 200-500-word abstracts to:
LHWhitaker_at_gsu.edu
by 1 March, 2007.

Emailed submissions preferred, but hard copy submissions may be sent to:

Lewis H Whitaker
Department of English
Georgia State University
PO Box 3970
Atlanta, GA 30302-3970

Due to the level of interest we have extended our deadline!

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THE TRUTH ABOUT THE FACT: A Journal of Literary Nonfiction, a journal
based out of Loyola Marymount University, invites submissions of
nonfiction literary memoir, essay, commentary, non-fiction narrative
poetry, black and white art and photography for its 2nd issue.
Reception of our inaugural was outstanding, in fact, one of our
author's, Malina Sarah Saval, was picked up for a book deal by Basic
Books after they heard her read at our publication party in New York. We
encourage everyone to submit and take part of this ground breaking =3D
literary experience.

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Working Title: Ethnic Memoir
Proposed Panel for ASA 2007 (American Studies Association)
Abstract Deadline: January 26, 2007
Conference: Oct. 11-14, 2007, in Philadelphia, PA

The 38th Annual Mythopoeic Conference
Mythcon XXXVIII

Theme: "Becoming Adept: The Journey to Mastery"
Clark Kerr Conference Center
Berkeley, California
August 3-6, 2007

Guests of Honor: Ellen Kushner and Delia Sherman

Call for Papers

W/Righting History: The Problem of Literary Historic Sites
American Studies Association Annual Meeting, October 11-14, Philadelphia

W/Righting History: The Problem of Literary Historic Sites
American Studies Association Annual Meeting, October 11-14, Philadelphia

 The National Honorary Society for Undergraduates in Communication In the Sc=
hool of Communication and Multimedia Studies Florida Atlantic University Ann=
ounces:=20
  The South Florida Undergraduate Communication Honors Conference On the the=
me of COMMUNICATION, DEMOCRACY, AND CITIZENSHIP In Political, Cultural, Inte=
rcultural, and International Contexts March 17, 2007 (10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m=
.) Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton Both nationally and internationa=
lly, the topics of democracy, democratization, and citizenship are increasin=
gly salient concerns; too rarely, however, are the underlying communication=20=
processes that are vital to these phenomena addressed. Florida Atlantic Univ=