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CFP: [Cultural-Historical] CFP: Back To The Future Trilogy

updated: 
Saturday, October 27, 2007 - 10:52am
Sorcha Ni Fhlainn

A collection of essays is underway for a book exploring the complexities
and cultural signatures of the Back To the Future Trilogy (Dir. Robert
Zemekis, Universal Pictures, 1985; 1989; 1990). I am seeking academic
essays on topics of cultural analysis exploring the intricacies, importance
and endurance of these films, within (but not limited to) the areas listed
below. Please send proposals of 300 words (and short biography) or
completed essays between 5-7,000 words (with biography and full
bibliography) to Sorcha Ní Fhlainn, School of English, Trinity College
Dublin, before December 31st 2007.

Suggested Topics:

CFP: [20th] CFP: Back To The Future Trilogy

updated: 
Saturday, October 27, 2007 - 10:50am
Sorcha Ni Fhlainn

A collection of essays is underway for a book exploring the complexities
and cultural signatures of the Back To the Future Trilogy (Dir. Robert
Zemekis, Universal Pictures, 1985; 1989; 1990). I am seeking academic
essays on topics of cultural analysis exploring the intricacies, importance
and endurance of these films, within (but not limited to) the areas listed
below. Please send proposals of 300 words (and short biography) or
completed essays between 5-7,000 words (with biography and full
bibliography) to Sorcha Ní Fhlainn, School of English, Trinity College
Dublin, before December 31st 2007.

Suggested Topics:

CFP: [American] CFP: Back To The Future Trilogy

updated: 
Saturday, October 27, 2007 - 10:49am
Sorcha Ni Fhlainn

A collection of essays is underway for a book exploring the complexities
and cultural signatures of the Back To the Future Trilogy (Dir. Robert
Zemekis, Universal Pictures, 1985; 1989; 1990). I am seeking academic
essays on topics of cultural analysis exploring the intricacies, importance
and endurance of these films, within (but not limited to) the areas listed
below. Please send proposals of 300 words (and short biography) or
completed essays between 5-7,000 words (with biography and full
bibliography) to Sorcha Ní Fhlainn, School of English, Trinity College
Dublin, before December 31st 2007.

Suggested Topics:

CFP: [Collections] CFP: Back To The Future Trilogy

updated: 
Saturday, October 27, 2007 - 10:46am
Sorcha Ni Fhlainn

A collection of essays is underway for a book exploring the complexities
and cultural signatures of the Back To the Future Trilogy (Dir. Robert
Zemekis, Universal Pictures, 1985; 1989; 1990). I am seeking academic
essays on topics of cultural analysis exploring the intricacies, importance
and endurance of these films, within (but not limited to) the areas listed
below. Please send proposals of 300 words (and short biography) or
completed essays between 5-7,000 words (with biography and full
bibliography) to Sorcha Ní Fhlainn, School of English, Trinity College
Dublin, before December 31st 2007.

Suggested Topics:

CFP: [18th] Gender&Empire day conference

updated: 
Friday, October 26, 2007 - 2:18pm
Sarah Sheena

--GENDER AND EMPIRE, 1763-1815An interdisciplinary day conferenceCentre for Eighteenth Century Studies, University of York.Saturday 1st December 200711.30am - 5.30 pmThe event brings together scholars working across the fields of gender andimperial history in the eighteenth century.

CFP: [Cultural-Historical] Objects and Memory CSA Conference May 22-24

updated: 
Friday, October 26, 2007 - 12:56pm
James Krasner

We invite abstracts to form a panel on objects and memory for the 2008
Cultural Studies Association conference at New York University in May.
This panel will explore the function of objects, whether private mementos
or public relics, as material representations of past identity.
Possible topics may include the relationship between object memory and
trauma, history, the body or space, as well as the role of material
memory in forensics, the city, domestic identity, warfare, advertising
and museum culture. We welcome proposals from interdisciplinary
perspectives addressing a variety of cultural texts including film,
material culture, literature, photography, etc. To submit to this panel,

CFP: [Medieval] Fame and Fortune in the Middle Ages (grad)(UK)(02/15/08-02/16/08)

updated: 
Friday, October 26, 2007 - 12:20pm
Gareth Griffith

CALL FOR PAPERS
Centre for Medieval Studies,
University of Bristol, UK
14th Annual Postgraduate Medieval Conference
15th-16th February 2008

‘Fame and Fortune’

We are pleased to invite papers from postgraduate medievalists of any
discipline on the theme of Fame and Fortune. We welcome papers that
interpret this theme in any illuminating way, such as (but not limited
to) the following:

CFP: [20th] Philip Roth: A Global Perspective

updated: 
Friday, October 26, 2007 - 10:05am
Daniel Medin

AMERICAN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE ASSOCIATION
LONG BEACH, CA (APRIL 24-27, 2008)

"Philip Roth: A Global Perspective"

The past decade has witnessed Roth's canonization as an American classic.
This seminar is dedicated to examining his impact from a comparative
perspective. Panels will engage issues pertaining to Roth in translation
and his reception in other parts of the world; his novels read alongside
international authors (some possible examples: Dostoevsky, Céline, Kundera,
Bernhard, Appelfeld, O’Brien) or vis-à-vis the visual arts (Rembrandt,
Guston, Freud, Kitaj).

CFP: [Victorian] Artistry and Industry

updated: 
Friday, October 26, 2007 - 9:50am
Patricia Zakreski

Centre for Victorian Studies, School of Arts, Languages and Literatures,
University of Exeter
Department of History of Art, University of Bristol

Artistry and Industry: Representations of Creative Labour in Literature
and the Visual Arts c. 1830-1900

18-20 July 2008, University of Exeter

Keynote speakers include Elizabeth Prettejohn (Professor of History of
Art, University of Bristol) and Talia Schaffer (Associate Professor of
English, CUNY).

This interdisciplinary conference seeks to examine the nature and
representation of artistic labour within the nineteenth century’s
expanding print and visual culture.

UPDATE: [Film] Science Fiction and Fantasy Area of the Popular Culture Association

updated: 
Friday, October 26, 2007 - 4:00am
Tanya R. Cochran

FINAL CHANGE:

The Science Fiction and Fantasy Area of the Popular Culture Association
will continue to take submissions for the March 2008 conference in San
Francisco until November 30, 2007. Previous deadlines were October 15 and
November 9.

Email the area at <pcasff_at_gmail.com>, see earliest post to this list for
CFP, or visit the PCA website at <www.pcaaca.org>.

Hope to see you in San Francisco!

CFP: [Renaissance] Undergraduate Shakespeare Conference

updated: 
Thursday, October 25, 2007 - 11:34pm
Sharon R. Yang

Undergraduate Shakespeare Conference of New England
“Shakespeare: The Natural, The Unnatural, The Supernatural”
Saturday, April 19th 8:30-5:00
Worcester State College, Worcester, MA

UPDATE: [Science] Literature and Science

updated: 
Thursday, October 25, 2007 - 10:46pm
Ian Ferris Roberts

The deadline for submissions to the Literature and Science Area of the
American Culture Association has been moved back to Nov. 30, 2007!

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