cfp.english.upenn.edu

Dirty Talk:The Forms and Language of Pleasure

The 11th Annual Graduate Conference on Language and Literature
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison // February 26-28, 2015

CALL FOR CONTRIBUTED PAPERS

'STUDIES IN VISUAL ARTS AND COMMUNICATION - AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL'

2nd issue - Vol1 No2 December 2014

http://journalonarts.org

Issue 7.1: Digital Defoe: Studies in Defoe & His Contemporaries

Ecotheology and Nonhuman Ethics: A Kinship of Compassion

International Society for the Study of Heresy (http://heresystudies.org)

Journal of Heresy Studies

Special Issue

The Early Modern Colloquium, a graduate group at the University of Michigan, is seeking submissions for its conference on the conceptualizations of the sacred and secular during the Medieval and Early

Violation: Representations in Literature and Culture
An Interdisciplinary Conference Sponsored by the McGill University English Department
February 20-22, 2015

Keynote Speaker:

_Feminist Spaces_ is now accepting student submissions for its second issue to be published in March of 2015.

For our 13th annual conference, the English Graduate Student Organization invites graduate students of all disciplines to submit critical papers and creative works that address vision both literally a

POETRY
FICTION
CREATIVE NON-FICTION

Email your titled submission to tau@lourdes.edu.

Rules for submission:

This year's theme for Significations, the graduate conference at Cal State L.A., is "Generation(s)."

Good Afternoon,

Call for Papers:
The University of North Alabama English Department
Announces the 6th Annual Alabama Regional Graduate Conference in English
February 27-28, 2015

Streams of Consciousness:

Deadline Extended to December 8th!
Trance: March 5-6 2015

The aim of this conference is to revisit the literary, artistic and cultural texts, whether they are canonical or non-canonical, from both the (English/British) West and the (Ottoman/Turkish) East, fr

LIES 2015 asks the fundamental questions of contemporary culture: What is the stance of poetry today? Can poets still be venerated as leaders of nations? Is poetry “relegated” to universities?

The second issue of Angles, the new online journal published by the SAES, will aim at examining “angles and limes” in Anglo-American studies.

11th Literature in English Symposium: Poetry and Beyond with Muldoon and Hayes

The 1st biennial conference of the Americas chapter of the International Auto/Biography Association asks us to consider life writing as a form of encounter.

Call for Papers
‘The View from Above: Cosmopolitan Culture and its Critics’

MLA members—especially graduate students and junior faculty—are invited to chat with a journal editor at the MLA Convention.

The fourth Power of the Word conference, Thresholds of Wonder: Poetry, Philosophy and Theology in Conversation, will be held at the Pontifical University of St Anselm, Rome, 17-20 June, 2015.

CALL FOR PAPERS AND PARTICIPATION

CALL FOR PAPERS
Domestic Devotions in the Early Modern World, 1400-1800
An Interdisciplinary Conference
9-11 July 2015 University of Cambridge

CALL FOR PAPERS
Domestic Devotions in the Early Modern World, 1400-1800
An Interdisciplinary Conference
9-11 July 2015 University of Cambridge

The Kate Chopin International Society is seeking individual proposals for two sponsored panels at the 2015 American Literature Association conference in Boston, MA, May 21-24, 2014.

We make assumptions based on bodies all the time: what bodies are

November 30th deadline

What Lies Beneath the Clothes of Culture? Cannibalism in Fiction

VOl. IV Issue I Jan. 2015

Impact Factor: 0.978 (2014)

Keynote Speakers

“The preservation or construction of a sense of place is then an active moment in the passage from memory to hope, from past to future.” David Harvey

Faculty Keynote: Julia Walker, Art History Department (Binghamton University)

A conference at the Center for 21st Century Studies (C21), UW-Milwaukee
April 30-May 2, 2015

Book proposals are sought for a new series, Sanctity in Global Perspective

Series Editors:
Shahzad Bashir, Stanford University, USA;

Words, whether in poetry or prose, have a power beyond their meaning. They are capable not simply of expression but also of action; they can hurt or they can heal.