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“Queer Crossings, Unruly Locales, 1500-1800”
University of California, Santa Barbara
Conference Date: February 28-29, 2020
Abstracts Due: November 20, 2019
LET’S TALK ABOUT SEX IN YA
letstalkaboutsexinya@gmail.com
11th-12th September 2020
Centre for Research in Children’s Literature
Homerton College, University of Cambridge
Keynote addresses: Professor Kimberley Reynolds and Dr Lydia Kokkola
disClosure: A Journal of Social Theory, Volume 29: Theories of Populism.
Call for Papers. Submission Deadline: November 01, 2019.
Call for Papers and Presentations
UNC Asheville Queer Studies Conference
Co-sponsored by Davidson College
April 3-5, 2020
EXTENDED SUBMISSION DEADLINE: October 15, 2019
Fitting in & Sticking out:
Queer (In)visibilities & the Perils of Inclusion
Digital Humanities is an emerging field of study that makes an interface between the application of the digital tools and methods to the study of humanities. It’s an interdisciplinary field which utilizes the computational methods and techniques to make significant interventions in the study and research in humanities and social sciences. In recent years, this interdisciplinary study has made remarkable changes in the tradition modes of research, and pedagogy and this has facilitated a kind of inquiry that has never been undertaken in the field of humanities.
The Essay Today: A Symposium
Call for Papers
Trinity Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
25-26 March 2020
Call for Papers for Saving the Day: Accessing Comics in the Twentieth-First Century (A Roundtable)
51st Annual Convention of the Northeast Modern Language Association
Boston Marriott Copley Place, in Boston, Massachusetts, from 5-8 March 2020
DEADLINE EXTENDED: Paper abstracts are due by 7 October 2019
Session organized by Michael A. Torregrossa, The Medieval Comics Project, and Carl B. Sell, Oklahoma Panhandle State University
Throughout James Fenimore Cooper’s prolific writing career, his novels and non-fictional works have engaged with and revealed the complicated cultural dialogues of Antebellum America. Rich in multicultural and racial exchanges, his works, from the sea and frontier novels to his travel writing and political narratives, give readers a broad view of the many layered cultural contacts of the period, revealing a nation in continual ethnic, racial, and social interchanges. We invite papers that explore the works of James Fenimore Cooper from the perspective of cultural exchange broadly defined.
Whether they take place during abroad programs or locally, experiential learning projects add an element of authenticity and unpredictability that is especially important and often missing from conventional language learning courses. However, despite our ongoing efforts to teach language and culture in innovative and exciting ways, these experiences outside of the classroom often rely on clichés and stereotypes that are no more enriching than the cultural content found in the average industrial textbook.
Papers on Language and Literature: Special Issue
(Re)Focus on Landscape and Travelogue Forms in Avant-garde and Experimental Film