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CALL FOR PAPERS
LIVERPOOL HOPE UNIVERSITY â€" JEAN MOULIN UNIVERSITY, LYON
CULTURES IN TRANSIT
Liverpool
18th-21st JULY 2008
The inaugural conference of the International Institute for Transcultural
and Diasporic Studies will take place in Liverpool, Europe’s Capital of
Culture, in 2008. Future conferences will alternate between Liverpool
Hope University and Jean Moulin University, Lyon.
This is a call for papers to complete a panel proposal on the poetry of
Sarah Piatt for the 19th annual American Literature Association
conference.
This is a call for papers to complete a panel proposal on the poetry of
Sarah Piatt for the 19th annual American Literature Association
conference.
2008 SW Tex PC/AC Assoc
Feb 13 -16, 2008: Hyatt Regency, Albuquerque
"Setting the hiSTORY Straight"
Announcing the African American Women's Language Conference '08, March 7-
8, 2008, at the Holiday Inn Riverwalk, San Antonio, Texas. Sponsored by
Dr. Sonja L. Lanehart, Brackenridge Endowed Chair, Professor of English
and Linguistics, University of Texas at San Antonio.
Panel topics include Variation in AAWL including Caribbean Languages,
AAWL and Racial Identity, AAWL in/and Literature, AAWL in Education,
Society, and Popular Culture.
Call for Papers: Invisible Culture
Invisible Culture, Issue 12, The Archive of the Future/The Future of the
Archive: Spring 2008
Guest Editors: Aubrey Anable, Aviva Dove-Viebahn and April Miller
Deadline for completed papers and manuscripts: December 20, 2007
Submissions and inquiries should be sent, via email, to
ivcarchiveissue_at_gmail.com.
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The Canadian Society of Medievalists will be meeting at the University of
British Columbia in Vancouver from June 1-3, 2008. Our conference is part
of the annual congress of the Canadian Federation of Humanities and
Social Sciences. Further information about the Congress can be found at:
http://fedcan.ca/congress2008/ .
Assuming Gender
An International Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference
Venue: Gregynog Hall, University of Wales, Newtown, Wales.
Date: 27-29 May 2008
Organised by the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory
School of English, Communication, and Philosophy
Cardiff University, Wales, UK
Plenary Speakers
Professor Krishna Sen (Calcutta)
Second to be confirmed
Call for Papers
• ‘To adopt, choose, elect, to some position’
• ‘To take upon oneself, put on (a garb, aspect, form, or
character)’
• ‘To lay claim to, appropriate, arrogate, usurp’
• ‘To take for granted as the basis of argument or action’
Assuming Gender
An International Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference
Venue: Gregynog Hall, University of Wales, Newtown, Wales.
Date: 27-29 May 2008
Organised by the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory
School of English, Communication, and Philosophy
Cardiff University, Wales, UK
Plenary Speakers
Professor Krishna Sen (Calcutta)
Second to be confirmed
Call for Papers
• ‘To adopt, choose, elect, to some position’
• ‘To take upon oneself, put on (a garb, aspect, form, or
character)’
• ‘To lay claim to, appropriate, arrogate, usurp’
• ‘To take for granted as the basis of argument or action’
“Evolving Intertextualities: Voices, Visions, and Virtualitiesâ€
March 28-29, 2008
University of Alaska Anchorage
Keynote Speakers
Dr. Bruce McComiskey, University of Alabama, specialist in rhetoric and
composition, classical rhetoric, and
professional writing. Author of Teaching Composition as a Social Process
and Gorgias and the New Sophistic Rhetoric.
Dr. Lisa Surridge, University of Victoria, specialist in Victorian Studies,
with a particular focus on the relation
between gender studies and the Victorian novel. Author of Bleak Houses:
Marital Violence and Victorian Fiction.
CFP: Aesthetics, Politics & Marketing of Asian American Genre Fiction
(1/10/08; ALA/CAALS, 5/22/08- 5/25/08)
CFP: Aesthetics, Politics & Marketing of Asian American Genre Fiction
(1/10/08; ALA/CAALS, 5/22/08- 5/25/08)
CFP: Aesthetics, Politics & Marketing of Asian American Genre Fiction
(1/10/08; ALA/CAALS, 5/22/08- 5/25/08)