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Seeking panelists for a roundtable as described below. SWCAS (Southwest Conference on Asian Studies, AAS regional) Oct 24, virtual conference:
Here’s Looking at You: Parasite (2019), Racism, and COVID-19
Co-chairs: Dr. Moisés Park, Dr. Marcy Tanter
Please visit https://www.unlv.edu/english/popular-culture-review for full submission guidelines. Email Associate Editor Dr. Amy M. Green at popularculturerevieweditor@gmail.com with questions.
Submissions wanted for Popular Culture Review’s forthcoming Special Issue.
CALL FOR PAPERS
ReFocus: The Films of Roberta Findlay
Call for Papers: Looking at Femininity 'Sympodcast'
The 15th International Conference of the Spanish Association for American Studies (SAAS)
“Fear Narratives” and their Role/Use in the United States”
March 24-26, 2021
University of Deusto, Bilbao
Call for Papers. Special Issue
Strangers and Trespassers in Contemporary Women’s Crime Fiction (2000-2020)
Papers on Language and Literature (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville)
Guest editors: Carla Rodríguez González and Esther Álvarez López
(Universidad de Oviedo)
Call for Papers
Special Topic: Happiness and Culture
Popular Culture Association (PCA) National Conference
March 31—April 3, 2021
Boston, MA
Parenting in Speculative Fiction
Grace Kelly (1928-82) was a very successful Catholic Irish-American film actress who received the title of Princess Grace of Monaco upon her marriage in 1956, a decade in which, even though members of her ethnic community were increasingly assimilated into American society, they were still excluded from certain very exclusive roles. Thus, the impact of Kelly’s wedding cannot be underestimated: filmed by her studio, MGM, it was watched on television by an estimated 30 million people, which made it one of the largest international media events of that decade.
Call for Proposals: Women in Folk Horror Anthology!
Seeking essays on women in folk horror for a forthcoming anthology (tentatively titled: "What No Man May See Nor Woman Tell: Essays on Women in Folk Horror").
Edited by Peg Aloi (co-editor, with Hannah Johnston, of "The New Generation Witches" and "Carnivale and the American Grotesque"). Author of forthcoming book "The Witching Hour: How Witches Enchanted Popular Culture" (2021?)