CFP: [Poetry] Black Mountain College panel
Seeking papers for a panel at the
American Culture Association in the South Conference
October 9-11, 2008
Louisville, Kentucky
The Black Mountain College Experiment: A 75th Anniversary Exploration
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Seeking papers for a panel at the
American Culture Association in the South Conference
October 9-11, 2008
Louisville, Kentucky
The Black Mountain College Experiment: A 75th Anniversary Exploration
Seeking papers for a panel at the
American Culture Association in the South Conference
October 9-11, 2008
Louisville, Kentucky
The Black Mountain College Experiment: A 75th Anniversary Exploration
Call for Papers: Religion & Popular Culture Area
Mid-Atlantic Popular/American Culture (MAP/ACA)
19th Annual Conference
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada PASSPORT REQUIRED if flying !
October 30 - November 2, 2008 (Thursday afternoon through Saturday
dinner).
Call for Papers
Special Issue of Feminist Theory
ARAB FEMINISMS
Guest Editor: Anastasia Valassopoulos (University of Manchester)
Feminist Theory calls for papers for a special issue on Arab feminisms and Arab feminist theory
today. The special issue (to be published in 2010) will speak to transcultural concerns and seeks
to make explicit reference to the place of Arab feminism and Arab feminist thought within the
broader spectrum of current western and postcolonial feminism.
FEAR and ENDINGS (08/31/08; collection)
Human apocalyptic anxiety has constantly been felt and expressed over many
centuries. Each generation seems to have its own foci for the imminent
threats that it fears or hopes will destroy it. Our present historical
moment is no exception, and indeed seems to operate profoundly through
discourses of fear and endings.
>From the Christian Right’s expectation of the Rapture to a political
culture governed by terrorist anxiety, the contemporary moment is
experiencing an explicit refocusing and heightening of annihilation fears.
FEAR and ENDINGS (08/31/08; collection)
Human apocalyptic anxiety has constantly been felt and expressed over many
centuries. Each generation seems to have its own foci for the imminent
threats that it fears or hopes will destroy it. Our present historical
moment is no exception, and indeed seems to operate profoundly through
discourses of fear and endings.
>From the Christian Right’s expectation of the Rapture to a political
culture governed by terrorist anxiety, the contemporary moment is
experiencing an explicit refocusing and heightening of annihilation fears.
An International Conference: August 28-29, 2008
Organizers: Prof. Manana Gelashvili
Tbilisi State University, Georgia
Prof. Carl Schmidt
Oxford University, UK
The aim of this open topic conference is to bring academics from all parts
of the world to meet in Oxford to discuss their research on English
Literature.
The conference will be held in the Dodgson Room at Christ Church, Oxford.
Registration Fee: J25
Email a short bio and a 200-word abstract by August 10 to
manana_gelashvili_at_yahoo.co.uk
“‘The simple fact of having lasted’: America’s Poet-Eldersâ€
DRIVE CULTURE - New Online Journal
CALL FOR PAPERS
Feel free to submit to one or more of the following:
DRIVE CULTURE - New Online Journal
CALL FOR PAPERS
Feel free to submit to one or more of the following:
DRIVE CULTURE - New Online Journal
CALL FOR PAPERS
Feel free to submit to one or more of the following:
DRIVE CULTURE - New Online Journal
CALL FOR PAPERS
Feel free to submit to one or more of the following:
Articles/research papers are invited on Anglo-American and European drama
for Journal of Drama Studies: An International Journal of Research on
World Drama in English(including Translation)( Volume 2.2)edited by
eminent scholar of English from India, Prof Bhim S. Dahiya, with more
that 15 books to his credit and 50 articles in research journals.
Editorial board has Prof Lisa Hopkins, Dorothea Kehler, John W. Mahon,
Peter Holbrook, Rita severi, Yoshiko Kawachi, Pankaj Sing, Shormistha
Panja and R.W. Desai as members.
Conference website: www.gnel2009.de
Contact:
Mark Stein
Westfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet Muenster
Johannisstr. 12-20
D-48143 Muenster, Germany
++49 251 832 4593
www.anglistik.uni-muenster.de/ptts
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Received on Mon Jun 23 2008 - 07:54:08 EDT
Call for contributions for a volume of collected essays:
Formulas in Medieval English Language, Literature and Civilisation
GRENDEL (IDEA) Research Group, Nancy-University, France
Abstract submission deadline: September 15 2008
Paper submission deadline: November 15 2008
The aim of this call is to expand and enhance an essay collection based
on the conference “Formulas in Medieval English Language, Literature and
Civilisation†which took place in Nancy (France) on June 13â€"14 2008.