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“Nature is not natural and can never be naturalized” (Graham Harman, Guerilla Metaphysics).
Aporetic Press invites the submission of abstracts for a collection of essays on Arctic and Antarctic Gothic.
Panelists are inviteed to submit thier abstracts in the panel "Print in India" in the
C P A R A C S I S
Center for Performance Research and Cultural Studies in South Asia
Print Modernities: An International Conference
30, 31August&1September 2018, Thrissur, Kerala, India.
Feminisms In Motion: Migrations, Upheavals, Relocations
Call for Papers
4-6 October, 2018
CINiBA Katowice, Poland
EXTENDED DEADLINE
Modern Language Association 2019 Conference Panel Proposal
Chicago, 3–6 January 2019
Neoliberalism: Between Utopia and Dystopia
This panel seeks to examine utopian representations of (neo)liberalism in 20th century literature and culture, emphasizing comparative connections to (neo)liberal political philosophy and economic theory.
Call for Papers: Feminist Ethics and the Question of Gender / Feministische Ethik und die Frage nach dem Geschlecht
Why should feminist ethics and gender be a central focus in the work of philosophical and theological ethics? While this question has been discussed within the fields of feminist and gender theory, philosophers and theologians have often overlooked the category of gender in their work.
Imperialism and Class Struggle in the Era of Crisis CapitalSpecial Issue of the Journal of Labor & Society300-word abstracts and short bio to: jmaerhofer@gmail.com
Imagining Trans of Color Justice: Interdisciplinary Approaches
National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) Conference 2018
November 8-11, Atlanta, GA.
Proposed Panel: "Protected Subjects"
Under the current political climate, reality is a territory in constant epistemological dispute. The notion itself is frequently addressed throughout different disciplines, such as Literature, Cinema, as well as Physics and Cybernetics, revealing a questioning of power and its representations. Who determines what is real? How do we, as scholars, engage with reality(ies) through our work? How does Academia manage this category of knowledge?
The TROPOS organizing committee welcomes submissions for papers or organized panels in English, French, and Spanish that explore possible answers to these and other questions as represented in cultural production of the Romance World. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
The UW Madison Theatre and Drama Graduate Student Organization Invites Submissions for our Spring 2018 Conference
Materiality and Invisibility in Theatre and Performance Studies
April 14th, 2018