UPDATE: POSTCOLONIAL THEATRE/ DRAMA IN BRITAIN(Call for chapters; book; 15
April 2004)

Breaking the Bounds II: Postcolonial British Stages

Announcement and CFP:Victorian Review

The Victorian Review, an inter-disciplinary journal of nineteenth-century
studies, is pleased to announce the publication of its most recent issue.

Articles include:

Mary Ellen Kappler, "Playing 'Theayter': Dramatic Performance in the
Late-Victorian Fictional Slum"

Marty Gould, "Anticipation, Transformation, Accommodation: The Great
Exhibition on the London Stage"

Robert Aguirre, "Exhibiting Degeneracy: The Aztec Children and the Ruins of
Race"

Jennifer A. Wagner-Lawlor, "Who Acts John Bull: Speculating on English
National Character and Modern Morality"

Reviews include

CFP: Graduate Journal - Mode

Graduate students in Cornell's Department of English are currently
accepting submissions for a new print journal of interdisciplinary
writing in the humanities. While there are no thematic limitations on
material, we encourage papers that emphasize interdisciplinarity,
genre-crossing, and intertextual thought.

**Details**

Deadline for Submissions:
Friday, April 2

Length:
10-20 pages

Format:
Please email your work as a Microsoft Word attachment (double spaced,
12-point) to pef4_at_cornell.edu.

Or snail mail a hard copy to Patrick Foran at:
Cornell University
English Department
250 Goldwin Smith Hall
Ithaca, NY 14850

=93Then and Now=94
Call for Papers=20
Partial Answers, a semi-annual journal of literature and the history of =
ideas, calls for contributions to a rubric that was announced in its =
January 2004 issue (2/1) and is expected to continue in the subsequent =
volumes, specifically in the June 2005 issue (3/2). Papers in this =
rubric will deal with the ways in which present-day concerns and ideas =
are prefigured in the literature of the past, thus placing recent =
developments in a historical perspective. The editorial board is =
especially interested in articles that combine this type of inquiry with =
insights into the artistic achievements of the works discussed.=20

CFP: Graduate Journal - Mode

Graduate students in Cornell's Department of English are currently
accepting submissions for a new print journal of interdisciplinary
writing in the humanities. While there are no thematic limitations on
material, we encourage papers that emphasize interdisciplinarity,
genre-crossing, and intertextual thought.

**Details**

Deadline for Submissions:
Friday, April 2

Length:
10-20 pages

Format:
Please email your work as a Microsoft Word attachment (double spaced,
12-point) to pef4_at_cornell.edu.

Or snail mail a hard copy to Patrick Foran at:
Cornell University
English Department
250 Goldwin Smith Hall
Ithaca, NY 14850

Correction to previous posting

Ushering in contemporary discourse: Mary Wollstonecraft
Under the Editorship of Frank Runcie and Julie Beaulieu