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The Classical Chinese Cosmopolis
Organized by Benjamin Ridgway, Swarthmore College
Short Version (32 words)
This panel proposes to explicitly theorize the cosmopolitan nature of classical Chinese. Papers will consider the role of classical Chinese in the formation of trans-regional communities within and beyond the Chinese ecumene.
Long Version (337 words)
Twelfth Annual Brooklyn College Graduate English Conference - Saturday, May 11, 2019
Keynote Speaker: Wendy Hayden, Hunter College
Call for Papers: Edited Collection
Twenty-First Century Gothic on Screen in Australia and New Zealand
MMLA 2019 - Call for Papers - Permanent Section: Spanish III - Latin American Literature
“Duality, Doubles and Doppelgängers”
November 14-17, 2019
Chicago at the Hilton Chicago
We welcome individual and panel proposals that explore Latin American Literature and Culture
and create space for a dialogue across disciplines and genres in the context of this year’s
conference theme “Duality, Doubles and Doppelgängers”. Proposals exploring issues related
to duality, identity, transcultural identity, and transnationality in Latin American literature from
Proposed Volume: Theatre and the Macabre
Editors:
Kevin J. Wetmore, Jr. Meredith Conti
Professor and Chair of Theatre Arts Assistant Professor of Theatre
Loyola Marymount University University at Buffalo, SUNY
Submissions Timeline and Contact Information:
Please send abstracts of 300-500 words and a 100-word bio to kwetmore@lmu.edu and maconti@buffalo.edu by June 1, 2019. Accepted contributors will submit their chapter drafts to the editors by May 1, 2020.
Apologies for cross posting!
I wanted to inform the list that the NEPCA conference destination has been announced for November 15-16th in Portsmouth, New Hampshire at the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel. We're looking forward to a great conference and have opened up the call for papers.
We have been a well-attended conference for years that offers a welcoming, encouraging and (reasonably) affordable event for graduate students, independent scholars, and scholars of all experience to present their current and forthcoming research.
International Conference on
“The Black Arts Movement in the United States and Algeria
18-19 November, 2019
EXTENDED DEADLINE
Possible topics may include (but are not limited to):
I. Segregation and Colonialism
I.1. James Baldwin on Justice/Injustice in the Algerian Context
I.2. Dr. Martin Luther King and Ahmed Ben Bella: “Linking Two Injustices”
I.3. Ben Bella, W. E. Dubois and Pan-Africanism
II. The Emergence of the Black Arts Movement
Durham University, 24 May 2019
Department of English Studies at Durham University is convening an annual postgraduate conference which will be held in 24 May 2019.
CALL FOR PAPERS
Women and Indian Shakespeares: Exploring cinema, translation, performance
30 October – 1 November 2019
Queen’s University, Belfast, UK
Feminist Studies in English Literature welcomes essays on the study of literature that incorporate feminist perspectives. The journal does not limit its scope to English literature or to literary studies. It encourages articles on literatures of various nations and on feminist theories and criticisms.
FSEL is published three times a year: April 30, September 30, and December 31. Submissions to FSEL are accepted throughout the year, but the following deadlines apply:
April edition: February 28
September edition: July 31
December edition: October 31