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Maternal Influences in the Medieval and Early Modern World: Call for Participants
4 November 2019
Queen Mary University of London
Call for Papers. Panel “Engaging with Audiences and the Dissemination of Knowledge”.
PAMLA Conference (San Diego, California, November 14-17, 2019).
Javier Patiño Loira (UCLA), Presiding Officer.
This session aims at reflecting on the interrelation between theater, performance, diplomacy, and politics. Since theater became theater, plays and performances have reflected, reacted, rejected, denounced, and embraced political turmoil. This panel welcomes papers presenting an interdisciplinary or theoretically grounded analysis of the ways in which theater and/or theatrical audiences react to political turmoil and/or feed institutional discourses that endorse National politics. The multifarious nature of theater escapes unidirectional readings and categorizations: performers, directors, and the very nature of a performance's dialogic form often complicates the way in which jokes, comedy, and meaning are endorsed.
The American Shakespeare Center’s Blackfriar’s Conference presents: Shakespeare and Ethics in Times of Uncertainty
CFP: Shakespeare and Utopia
The 11th Annual World Shakespeare Congress, Singapore: Shakespeare Circuits 19-23 July 2021
CFP: Shakespeare in\and Education
The 11th Annual World Shakespeare Congress, Singapore: Shakespeare Circuits 19-23 July 2021
CFP: Shakespeare and the North\Northern Shakepeares
The 11th Annual World Shakespeare Congress, Singapore: Shakespeare Circuits 19-23 July 2021
The Chauncey Wood Dissertation Award of the George Herbert Society, 2017-2019
For an Outstanding Dissertation on George Herbert
The George Herbert Society
announces
The Sixth Triennial Conference
at Cambridge University
George Herbert and Eloquence
18-21 June 2020
In partnership with
Peterhouse College, Trinity College, Magdalene College, and Girton College
Plenary Speakers: Sidney Gottlieb, Sacred Heart University
Malcolm Guite, Girton College
November 15–17, 2019 | Westin Peachtree Plaza | Atlanta, Georgia
In the wake of Christchurch and Charlottesville, it has become apparent that white supremacists are using the language, power, and identity of medieval Europe and the Southern United States to justify violence. In the interest of exploring the role of teachers and researchers of spatial and chronological geographies such as Medieval and southern studies, Medieval and Renaissance Interdisciplinary Studies (MARIS) at Louisiana State University and the Emerging Scholars Organization (ESO) of the Society for the Study of Southern Literature (SSSL) invite proposals from scholars and teachers that answer the following questions: