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South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA) 90 Conference
November 2-4, 2018
Birmingham, Alabama
“Fighters from the Margins: Socio-Political Activists and Their Allies”
French Panel III: Realities and Fantasies in Society and Politics
Deadline is extended to May 30 for papers for a special session of PAMLA, the Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association.
Proposals are invited for a Special Session of PAMLA (Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association) 2018, which will meet November 9-11, 2018, in Bellingham, Washington. The conference theme is “Acting, Roles, Stages,” and we will be contributing papers on ways in which magic and witchcraft have been represented dramatically over the centuries.
We are pleased to share the provisional programme for our upcoming symposium, Death and Celebrity at the University of Portsmouth on 6th June 2018.
I am writing to announce that we are extending the First Forum submission deadline to June 1st, 2018. Feel free to email firstforum18@gmail.com with any queries (and submissions!). We are welcoming submissions for workshops, as well as academic papers and creative projects. Please find our revised CFP below:
Newberry College is pleased to invite submissions for the third issue of Studies in Crime Writing, which is scheduled to appear in the fall of 2021. Studies in Crime Writing is a peer-reviewed, open-access, online scholarly journal dedicated to crime writing, including true crime, thrillers, prison writing, detective fiction, and noir. The journal's focus is on written work, rather than film, computer games, or other electronic media. We are open to a variety of theoretical and scholarly approaches, and to bibliographic and textual scholarship as well.
Friday, 2 November 2018
16-17 Southampton Place, London, WC1A 2AJ
Confirmed speakers: Professor Ursula Huws; Professor Donald Sassoon; Dr Lindsey German
Career Construction Theory and Life Writing – Special Edition of Life Writing
Dear Colleagues,
We are thrilled to announce the schedule for the upcoming conference, Retrenching/Entrenching Youth: Mobility and Stasis in Youth Culture Representations on Screen. The conference will be held at the University of Liverpool on the 4th and 5th June. Registration is required and can be completed at: http://retrenchingentrenchingyouth.eventbrite.co.uk
"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Boundaries, Transgression and Liminality in 21st-Century Scholarship"
Extended call for papers deadline Friday 29th June
UCD Humanities Institute Postgraduate Scholars Conference
Conference date Thursday 27th September 2018
Whether framed as divergent (Ramos), cruel (Franco), subaltern (Saldívar, ed), vanguardist (Sanders), multiple and baroque (Bolívar Echeverría), kaleidoscopic (Schelling), contradictory and hybrid (García Canclini), truncated (Roniger), enchanted (Morello et all), or with a dark side (Mignolo), discussions of modernity have predominated in the field of Latin American Studies. These deep explorations into the nature of modernity have also shown a particular preference for spatiality, a visual category which privileges a critical vocabulary that seeks to map, survey, visualize, and picture a series of landscapes and territories.