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UPDATE: Incest as Transgression/Taboo (6/14/05; collection)

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CEA-CC

The Caribbean Chapter of the College English Association (CEA-CC) plans to
publish the proceedings of its Spring 2005 conference on "Transgression and
Taboo." We are seeking an additional 5 papers to supplement this volume. We
are interested in essays that explore instances of the dialectics of
transgression and taboo in theoretical, poetical, fictional and dramatic texts.

We are particularly interested in papers that explore the intersection
between transgression, taboo, and incest.

CFP: Reconstructing Hybridity (8/15/05; collection)

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Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
Jopi Nyman

Call for Papers: 'Reconstructing Hybridity'; An Anthology of Critical Essays

We will greatly welcome your original high-quality contribution to the
volume Reconstructing Hybridity which will provide an interesting
international forum for the discussion of hybridity. In recent years,
hybridity has become one of the most important and influential as well as
contested concepts in post-colonial theory. While theorists like Homi
Bhabha have used it to describe the effective and productive conditions of
culture, others like Aijaz Ahmad criticize the application of the term as a
form of postmodern alienation, devoid of historical particularity.

CFP: Reconstructing Hybridity (8/15/05; collection)

updated: 
Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
Jopi Nyman

Call for Papers: 'Reconstructing Hybridity'; An Anthology of Critical Essays

We will greatly welcome your original high-quality contribution to the
volume Reconstructing Hybridity which will provide an interesting
international forum for the discussion of hybridity. In recent years,
hybridity has become one of the most important and influential as well as
contested concepts in post-colonial theory. While theorists like Homi
Bhabha have used it to describe the effective and productive conditions of
culture, others like Aijaz Ahmad criticize the application of the term as a
form of postmodern alienation, devoid of historical particularity.

UPDATE: Interactions: Literature and Culture (7/1/05; journal issue)

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Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
Sebnem Toplu

DEADLINE: July 1, 2005

"Interactions" is an international journal on British and American
Literature
and Culture, published twice a year in Fall and Spring by Ege University
Depts. of British and American Studies (Izmir/Turkey).

It is internationally refereed and indexed in MLA International
Bibliography, featuring essays, film
and book reviews (ISSN 1300-574-X).

General submission deadlines are July 1 for the Fall Issue and December 1
for the Spring Issue.

Articles (4000-7000 words) and reviews (2000-4000 words) should follow MLA
paranthetical citation format.

Submissions should be sent via email attachments to:

UPDATE: Origins and Originality (grad) (7/18/05; e-journal issue)

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Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
LL Otty

Submissions deadlines extended until 18th JULY 2005

FORUM is a new online graduate arts journal based at the University of
Edinburgh. Each edition will set out to explore a theme from as many different
perspectives as possible: submissions from all fields within the arts and
humanities are warmly welcomed. Visit us at http://forum.ll.ed.ac.uk

¡¥Origins and Originality¡¦

CFP: Hermeticism and Alchemy (ongoing; journal issue)

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Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
Roger W. Rouland

Cauda Pavonis: Studies in Hermeticism seeks scholarly articles for
upcoming print and online issues. Now in its twenty-third year of
publication, the journal publishes articles on all aspects of
hermeticism as well as book reviews and field-relevant
announcements. Cauda Pavonis also issues an Annual Bibliography of
Hermetic Studies each Spring and annually sponsors a panel at the
Renaissance Society of America Conference.

CFP: Transatlanticism in American Literature (UK) (9/15/05; 7/13/06-7/16/06)

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Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
Rosemary Fisk

Transatlanticism in American Literature: Emerson, Hawthorne, and Poe

Oxford, England
July 13-16, 2006

Sponsored by the Ralph Waldo Emerson Society, the Nathaniel Hawthorne
Society, and the Poe Studies Association

Hosted by the Rothermere American Institute, Oxford University, with
accommodations at nearby St. Catherine's College.

CFP: 'Fin de Siecle' Seminar, 1870-1920 (UK) (7/4/05; 05-06)

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Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
Anthony Cummins

Call for Papers: 'Fin de Siecle' seminar, 1870-1920

The University of Oxford 'Fin de Siecle' seminar invites proposals for 45- to
50-minute papers on any aspect of literature, society and the arts in Britain
during the period between 1870 and 1920. Proposals for papers with an
international dimension will be considered.

Now in its sixth year, the seminar is a lively forum in which graduates
and established academics discuss fresh perspectives on turn-of-the-century
culture. It attracts attention from a broad community of researchers both
within and outside Oxford, who value its rigorous scholarly discussion.
Recent papers have examined such diverse subjects as:

CFP: Transatlanticism in American Literature (UK) (9/15/05; 7/13/06-7/16/06)

updated: 
Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
Rosemary Fisk

Transatlanticism in American Literature: Emerson, Hawthorne, and Poe

Oxford, England
July 13-16, 2006

Sponsored by the Ralph Waldo Emerson Society, the Nathaniel Hawthorne
Society, and the Poe Studies Association

Hosted by the Rothermere American Institute, Oxford University, with
accommodations at nearby St. Catherine's College.

CFP: Transatlanticism in American Literature (UK) (9/15/05; 7/13/06-7/16/06)

updated: 
Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
Rosemary Fisk

Transatlanticism in American Literature: Emerson, Hawthorne, and Poe

Oxford, England
July 13-16, 2006

Sponsored by the Ralph Waldo Emerson Society, the Nathaniel Hawthorne
Society, and the Poe Studies Association

Hosted by the Rothermere American Institute, Oxford University, with
accommodations at nearby St. Catherine's College.

CFP: 'Fin de Siecle' Seminar, 1870-1920 (UK) (7/4/05; 05-06)

updated: 
Friday, June 3, 2005 - 2:34pm
Anthony Cummins

Call for Papers: 'Fin de Siecle' seminar, 1870-1920

The University of Oxford 'Fin de Siecle' seminar invites proposals for 45- to
50-minute papers on any aspect of literature, society and the arts in Britain
during the period between 1870 and 1920. Proposals for papers with an
international dimension will be considered.

Now in its sixth year, the seminar is a lively forum in which graduates
and established academics discuss fresh perspectives on turn-of-the-century
culture. It attracts attention from a broad community of researchers both
within and outside Oxford, who value its rigorous scholarly discussion.
Recent papers have examined such diverse subjects as:

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