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Imagining the Last Things: Eschatology and Apocalypticism, 1500-Present
A 2-day conference to be held at the British School at Rome, 25-26 October 2018.
Organizers: Lloyd Strickland and Andrew Crome
Call For Papers
Papers on any aspect of British seventeenth-century literature (including Restoration), for the annual meeting of the 2018 Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association, in Cheyenne, Wyoming, on Oct 4-6, 2018. Email 200-300 word proposals, by March 1, to clayldaniel@live.com or clay.daniel@utrgv.edu . All proposals are acknowledged. You do not have to be a member of RMMLA to propose a paper, but you should become a member by April 1 to be listed in the program.
Attention and Distraction: A Graduate Conference
University of Cambridge | April 20, 2018
Sponsored by the Faculty of English, University of Cambridge
The Faculty of English at the University of Cambridge is pleased to announce its annual graduate conference on literature before 1750, to be held on Friday 20April 2018.
Exploring Resistance through Medieval and Early Modern Culture deadline for submissions: January 10, 2018 full name / name of organization: Early Modern Colloquium, University of Michigan contact email: earlymodcolloq@gmail.com
The Early Modern Colloquium at the University of Michigan
invites abstracts for papers for their interdisciplinary graduate student conference,
"Exploring Resistance through Medieval and Early Modern Culture,”
at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, March 16-17, 2018
with keynote lectures by:
A Regional Day Conference of the International John Bunyan Society, organized in association with the University of Bedfordshire, Keele University, and Northumbria University
Keele University, Staffordshire, Friday 13 April 2018
CALL FOR PAPERS
ATTENTION! EXTENDED DEADLINE
ABSTRACTS DUE: February 16, 2018
CONFERENCE DATE: April 5, 2018
KEYNOTE LECTURER: DR. MITCHUM HUEHLS
Duke University’s Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies in conjunction with Duke Information Science + Studies and the PhD Lab in Digital Knowledge invite proposals for “Digital Matters in Medieval and Renaissance Studies” a Digital Humanities symposium to be held at Duke University April 6 – 7 2018.
We welcome proposals in Digital Humanities scholarship that consider new directions in digital research and methodologies, particularly in the field of Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Especially welcome are proposals that think creatively about digital publication, data analysis, and interdisciplinary scholarly and pedagogical collaborations.
Conference: 18th Annual North Carolina Colloquium in Medieval and Early Modern Studies: Forms of Dissent in the Medieval and Early Modern World March 9-10, 2018, Duke University CFP Deadline: January 22, 2018 Website: https://sites.duke.edu/nccmems2018/ Keynote Speakers: Dr. Sara S. Poor, medieval studies, Princeton University and 2017-18 NHC Fellow; Dr. Roseen Giles, musicology, Duke University The Annual North Carolina Colloquium in Medieval and Early Modern Studies invites graduate students to submit proposals for twenty-minute paper presentations to an interdisciplinary audience that consider the forms and functions of dissent (broadly conceived) throughout the medieval and early modern world.
The Northern Premodern Seminar
Cities of Strangeness, 1350-1700
strangers / estrangement / becoming-strange
Friday 11th May, University of Manchester
The Medieval and Renaissance Student Association (MaRSA) of California State University, Long Beach is seeking individual papers as well as panel submissions for their graduate student conference. The conference will be held at the Karl Anatol Center on the campus of CSULB on April 19-20th, 2018.