CFP: The Legacy of The Tragically Hip

Dark Tourism and Thanatourism at the Crossroads of the Occult

Growth after the Trauma of Partition: A Critical Study (Working Title)

Editors:

1. Dr. Sambit Panigrahi, Professor  & Head, Deptt. of English, Ravenshaw  University,   Cuttack
2. Dr. Sanjoy K. Dutta, Asst. Prof. in English, Bhadrak (Auto.) College, Bhadrak
3. Dr. Gopinath Khutia, Asst. Prof.(TE) in English, Bhadrak (Auto.) College,  Bhadrak

Concept Note:

Great Writing International Creative Writing Conference

Saturday July 13 – Sunday July 14, 2024

University College London

This is the 27th Annual Great Writing International Creative Writing Conference.

Great Writing includes research, teaching and creative writing practice topics. And more! The conference takes place right in the heart of Bloomsbury, close to the British Library, in London’s fabulous ‘Knowledge Quarter’ – https://www.knowledgequarter.london/  - with a great many wonderful accommodation and restaurant options.

***Italian below*** ***Bibliography at the bottom of the page***

Stigmatised identities: Alternative Sexualities in/out of Normative Representations

The concept of ‘stigma’, including the many perspectives on stigmatised identities and processes of stigmatisation, is a crucial tool to focus on alternative sexualities and their representation. The issue has been addressed in numerous disciplinary fields, with studies attempting to understand stigma both generally in terms of social dynamics (Goffman 1963 and 1969; Becker 1963; Jones et al. 1984), and in its specific relation to sexuality (Herek 1998; Evans 2002).

We inhabit a moment of accelerated urbanization primarily driven by the integration of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in urban planning and management, most ambitiously articulated in the promises of the ‘smart city’. The ubiquity of digital information infrastructures has reshaped the form, shape, and texture of cities. Contemporary urbanity has come to be defined by ICTs. As the social, experiential and physical spaces in the city are increasingly being experienced with and through data generated by networked digital devices, digital mediations exert profound impact on how urban spaces are being reconfigured, curated and navigated.

Translation Training Programme

19th December- 23rd December, 2023

Organised by 

Department of Comparative Indian Language and Literature

University of Calcutta

Sponsored by RUSA 2.0

Call for Participants

Call for Submissions:

Materialities of Thinking

Centre for Culture and Heritage, University of Suffolk, Monday 29 April 2024

Phantasmagoria: In Conversation with Ghosts

This one-day Graduate Conference precedes the M. R. James Symposium on Tuesday 30 April 2024

100 Years of Hemingway's Three Stories and Ten Poems (1923) and in our time (1924)

Emmanuelle, Black Emanuelle, and Emmanuelle Derivatives: Essays on the Emmanuelle Legacy (Revised CFP)

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Call for Papers

Anglica: An International Journal of English Studies

Thematic Issue 2024: On New Developments in Critical Theory

Guest Editor: Jeremy Tambling

No Publication or Subscription Fee/ Free Complimentary Copy

Call for Papers

Theorising Gender in the Context of Cultural Limitations: A Series of Book Chapters on Contemporary Indian Writing in English

CFP - Unauthorized: Media Piracy, Digital Forgery and Generative AI

The specter of replicating – movement, physical reality, and life itself - has haunted cinema ever since Maxim Gorky stepped into the Lumières’ “Kingdom of Shadows.” Over a century later, digital copies and online piracy of media content raise questions of distribution, access, and emerging technologies’ impact on authorship, perpetuating the age of the unregulated reproduction. More recently, AI’s entry into creative production has made concerns over image duplication and fabrication as urgent as ever.