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ATTENTION! EXTENDED DEADLINE
ABSTRACTS DUE: February 16, 2018
CONFERENCE DATE: April 5, 2018
KEYNOTE LECTURER: DR. MITCHUM HUEHLS
The Eugene O’Neill Society
http://www.eugeneoneillsociety.org/
Call for Papers
Two Conference Panels on Eugene O’Neill
American Literature Association Conference
San Francisco: May 24-27, 2018
http://americanliteratureassociation.org/ala-conferences/ala-annual-conference/
Deadline for submitting proposals for papers for Eugene O’Neill panels: January 15, 2018
The fifth annual British Association for Holocaust Studies Conference invites scholars, educators and practitioners to submit papers on any aspect of Holocaust studies. Papers should relate to any current debates or developments in the field, and submissions are welcome from across disciplines. The BAHS conference is an opportunity for scholars and educators to engage in dialogue, and to acknowledge their shared project of promoting understanding of the Holocaust. As such we are interested in submissions of papers or workshops from practitioners involved in any aspect of Holocaust education or representation. Submissions from PhD students and early career scholars are especially welcome.
Following the economic development of the mid-nineteenth century, writers and journalists increasingly focused on urban contexts and the experience of protagonists moving from rural to urban backgrounds. As a result, modern authors refer to the coagulating ferment of the metropolis for characters undergoing a formative change, while more numerous voices later investigated the opposite, the fragmenting if not destructive impact on both individuals and the social groups they belong to.
Literature during the years between the World Wars reflected the angst, chaos, and turmoil of modernity. Psychoanalysis gave rise to the diagnoses of "hysteria" and "Shell-shocked." Individuals struggled with political and economic instability. The Influenza pandemic spread fear as millions succumbed to the infection. Artists captured this period of turbulent historical and cultural change through their prose and poems. The Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association's panel on "English Literature since 1900" seeks papers that explore the connections of medicine, psychoanalysis, and science, in modernist texts. Primarily, how does the artist use his/her personal relationships with doctors, scientists, and/or psychologists to create images that reflec
Deadline Extended: 22/12/17
We invite contributions for a curated panel to be held at the 26th International James Joyce Symposium
CFP panel Joyce symposium 2018, Antwerp
Let us re-Joyce: Ulysses and creativity in translation
Contestations: Literature & Aesthetics
Regent’s University London
11 – 12 July 2018
Keynote speakers: Prof Peter Lamarque, University of York, UK
Dr Jukka Mikkonen, University of Tampere, Finland
***Extended deadline for abstracts: Monday 30 April 2018***
The International Scientific Conference SGEM Vienna 2018 is organized as an extended sessions of the SGEM International Scientific Conferences on SOCIAL SCIENCES and ARTS.
The event will be held in the biggest and most historically rich HOFBURG Imperial Palace, Vienna, Austria in the period of 19-22 March, 2018.
DEADLINES:
Abstract Deadline: 10 February 2018
Full Paper Deadline: 20 February, 2018
CFP: Modernism and Empathy
An International and Interdisciplinary Conference
The Education University of Hong Kong
15-16 June 2018
Keynote Speakers:
Professor Derek Matravers (The Open University)
Professor Patrick C. Hogan (University of Connecticut)