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CFP - PAMLA 2019 Special SessionVeterans Studies - Humor in the Military
This roundtable will explore the liminal role of graduate students who teach or TA courses while also working on their own graduate coursework. In particular, this session will examine the way that engaging in and constantly switching between these two classroom roles may cause qualities from each role to interpenetrate with both positive and negative effects on the graduate student. This session welcomes shorter 10-minute presentations of academic or nonfiction meditations on graduate students who negotiate their teaching and studying roles.
This panel celebrates the bicentennial of Herman Melville’s birth on August 1st, 1819 by welcoming papers on any aspect of Melville’s legacy both during and after the nineteenth century. Possible paper topics may include, but are not limited to: how Melville’s works may speak to contemporary issues; Melville’s literary influences and how he employs them in his works; other writers who were influenced by Melville and how this influence manifests in their works; the 1920’s Melville revival; Melville's depiction of racial, cultural, sexual, or gender plurality; or textual and thematic analyses of any of Melville’s works.
Panel Title: Medical Humanities: Theory, Scope, and Practice
Venue: 117th Annual Meeting, PAMLA, San Diego, CA from Thursday, November 14 until Sunday, November 17, at the Wyndham San Diego Bayside hotel.
UPDATE: We are seeking reviewers for our spring 2020 issue (volume 6, number 2) and beyond. We accept rolling submissions of media reviews and scholarly articles.
CALL FOR MEDIA REVIEWERS and PAPERS – MIDDLE WEST REVIEW
The World Literature area for the 2019 Northeast Popular/American Culture Association conference is accepting paper proposals from faculty and graduate students. NEPCA’s 2018 annual conference will be held from Friday, November 15-Saturday, November 16, 2019 at the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel in Portsmouth, NH.
The Chauncey Wood Dissertation Award of the George Herbert Society, 2017-2019
For an Outstanding Dissertation on George Herbert
The George Herbert Society
announces
The Sixth Triennial Conference
at Cambridge University
George Herbert and Eloquence
18-21 June 2020
In partnership with
Peterhouse College, Trinity College, Magdalene College, and Girton College
Plenary Speakers: Sidney Gottlieb, Sacred Heart University
Malcolm Guite, Girton College