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CFP: [Professional] RMMLA: Practical Approaches to Teaching Literature through Travel and Off-campus Study 03/01/0;10/08

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 8:57pm
Sue Schaper

This Rocky Mountain Modern Language Assocation conference panel is
devoted to papers exploring the challenges and rewards of teaching
literature in off-campus locations. Both foreign study and courses with
an off-campus component within the United States are of interest.
Possible topics include but are not limited to the logistics of such
courses and innovative itineraries and assignments. Papers addressing
interdisciplinary courses with a creative writing, literary or modern
foreign language instruction component are welcome.
Please submit a 350 word abstract by March 1rst.

CFP: [General] Atlantic Exchanges

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 8:28pm
Mark West

eSharp, the University of Glasgow's postgraduate journal, is delighted to
announce it is receiving papers for its 13th issue on 'Atlantic Exchanges'
to be launched in June 2009. This issue emphasises cross-cultural Atlantic
exchanges, noting that the ocean has served not to separate but to connect
the peoples of the Atlantic continents - Africa, South America, the
Caribbean, North America and Europe - from 1492 to the present day.
'Atlantic Exchanges' seeks to encourage inter-cultural perspectives in a
variety of disciplines.

eSharp welcomes submissions from postgraduate students at any stage of
their research and contributors are invited to interpret the theme broadly.

CFP: [Renaissance] Expertise in the Early Modern World - Graduate Conference 5/8-5/9/2009

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 7:26pm
Princeton Renaissance Studies

CALL FOR PAPERS

EXPERTISE IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD

An interdisciplinary graduate student conference sponsored by the Princeton
University Renaissance Studies Program

May 8-9, 2009 at Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey

Keynote speaker: Sarah Blake McHam, Department of Art History, Rutgers
University, New Brunswick

CFP: [20th] Postmodernist literature

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Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 5:42pm
Mariana Boca

The academic journal Meridian critic (The Annals of Stefan cel Mare
University of Suceava, Literature Series) invites submissions of papers for
the first 2009 issue on various aspects of Postmodernist Literature,
ranging from its relationship to modernism, either as radical break with or
as continuation of modernist aesthetics and ideology, through its
relationship to postmodernity and postmodernist theory, to its intersection
with postcolonial problematics.

Possible topics for exploration include, but are not limited to, the following:

CFP: [Collections] FemSpec Issue Devoted to Paula Gunn Allen

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 4:11pm
Menoukha Case

FemSpec, an “interdisciplinary feminist journal dedicated to critical and
creative works in the realms of SF, fantasy, magical realism, myth,
folklore, and other supernatural genres,” is accepting submissions for a
special issue to honor Paula Gunn Allen (PGA) tentatively scheduled for
Fall 2009.

CFP: [Theory] New Approaches to Translation Studies

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 12:28pm
Sandra Hordis

Proposals are sought for the 2009 MLA Convention, which will be held in
Philadelphia, PA.

NEW APPROACHES TO TRANSLATION STUDIES

Many new applications and explorations in translation studies have been
undertaken in the last decade, suggesting that scholars have much yet to
explore in this field.

Papers on visual and/or written texts are welcome; theoretical innovations
are encouraged.

Send 250-word abstracts to Sandra Hordis (hordis_at_arcadia.edu) by March 13.

CFP: [20th] New Approaches to Translation Studies

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 12:28pm
Sandra Hordis

Proposals are sought for the 2009 MLA Convention, which will be held in
Philadelphia, PA.

NEW APPROACHES TO TRANSLATION STUDIES

Many new applications and explorations in translation studies have been
undertaken in the last decade, suggesting that scholars have much yet to
explore in this field.

Papers on visual and/or written texts are welcome; theoretical innovations
are encouraged.

Send 250-word abstracts to Sandra Hordis (hordis_at_arcadia.edu) by March 13.

CFP: [Victorian] New Approaches to Translation Studies

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 12:28pm
Sandra Hordis

Proposals are sought for the 2009 MLA Convention, which will be held in
Philadelphia, PA.

NEW APPROACHES TO TRANSLATION STUDIES

Many new applications and explorations in translation studies have been
undertaken in the last decade, suggesting that scholars have much yet to
explore in this field.

Papers on visual and/or written texts are welcome; theoretical innovations
are encouraged.

Send 250-word abstracts to Sandra Hordis (hordis_at_arcadia.edu) by March 13.

CFP: [Romantic] New Approaches to Translation Studies

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 12:27pm
Sandra Hordis

Proposals are sought for the 2009 MLA Convention, which will be held in
Philadelphia, PA.

NEW APPROACHES TO TRANSLATION STUDIES

Many new applications and explorations in translation studies have been
undertaken in the last decade, suggesting that scholars have much yet to
explore in this field.

Papers on visual and/or written texts are welcome; theoretical innovations
are encouraged.

Send 250-word abstracts to Sandra Hordis (hordis_at_arcadia.edu) by March 13.

CFP: [18th] New Approaches to Translation Studies

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 12:27pm
Sandra Hordis

Proposals are sought for the 2009 MLA Convention, which will be held in
Philadelphia, PA.

NEW APPROACHES TO TRANSLATION STUDIES

Many new applications and explorations in translation studies have been
undertaken in the last decade, suggesting that scholars have much yet to
explore in this field.

Papers on visual and/or written texts are welcome; theoretical innovations
are encouraged.

Send 250-word abstracts to Sandra Hordis (hordis_at_arcadia.edu) by March 13.

CFP: [Renaissance] New Approaches to Translation Studies

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 12:27pm
Sandra Hordis

Proposals are sought for the 2009 MLA Convention, which will be held in
Philadelphia, PA.

NEW APPROACHES TO TRANSLATION STUDIES

Many new applications and explorations in translation studies have been
undertaken in the last decade, suggesting that scholars have much yet to
explore in this field.

Papers on visual and/or written texts are welcome; theoretical innovations
are encouraged.

Send 250-word abstracts to Sandra Hordis (hordis_at_arcadia.edu) by March 13.

CFP: [Medieval] New Approaches to Translation Studies

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 12:27pm
Sandra Hordis

Proposals are sought for the 2009 MLA Convention, which will be held in
Philadelphia, PA.

NEW APPROACHES TO TRANSLATION STUDIES

Many new applications and explorations in translation studies have been
undertaken in the last decade, suggesting that scholars have much yet to
explore in this field.

Papers on visual and/or written texts are welcome; theoretical innovations
are encouraged.

Send 250-word abstracts to Sandra Hordis (hordis_at_arcadia.edu) by March 13.

CFP: [Film] New Approaches to Translation Studies

updated: 
Sunday, February 15, 2009 - 12:27pm
Sandra Hordis

Proposals are sought for the 2009 MLA Convention, which will be held in
Philadelphia, PA.

NEW APPROACHES TO TRANSLATION STUDIES

Many new applications and explorations in translation studies have been
undertaken in the last decade, suggesting that scholars have much yet to
explore in this field.

Papers on visual and/or written texts are welcome; theoretical innovations
are encouraged.

Send 250-word abstracts to Sandra Hordis (hordis_at_arcadia.edu) by March 13.

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