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Call for abstract proposals: American Studies Association (ASA) 2020 conference in Baltimore, MD, November 12-15, 2020.
Extended Deadline - Ghost Stories Call for Submissions
Tell me a story. A simple request made by children across the world every night and one we seek to fulfil even as adults. But… it is the stories that excite, that make our hearts beat faster, and the hairs on our necks stand on end that bewitch us most. It is these stories we want to hear. Spectral Visions Press (University of Sunderland) are now accepting submissions for a short story collection, Spectral Visions: Ghost Stories. Due to the fantastic response, we've extended the deadline in hopes of a bumper collection or even a separate poetry collection.
We invite proposals for contributions to an edited collection on cinematic representations of women in works of art, poetry, fiction, theater and criticism of the avant-garde. The popularization of film stars such as Blanche Sweet, Mae Marsh, Mary Pickford, Greta Garbo and Brigitte Helm shaped the cultural imaginary of modernity to such an extent that they influenced the creative activity of artists and writers in the years 1900-1950. Questions centering on feminine stardom will set the background of this collection of essays examining the intersections of vanguardism with popular culture, publicity and performance. How are images of femininity circulated and consumed by the spectators of the cinematic medium?
Call for Papers
Bulgarian Studies Journal
Bulgarian Studies (ISSN 2638-9754, https://bgstudies.org/journal) is an annual online peer-edited journal that includes content related to the study of Bulgaria and its culture.
For the next issue, we welcome contributions that focus on any aspects related to Bulgarian history, culture, and literature, from the perspectives of the humanities, arts, and social sciences.
Book reviews and review articles of newer publications related to Bulgaria are also welcome.
Abstract submissions are invited for a special issue of the Journal of Fandom Studies. This issue will focus on archives and special collections relevant to scholars of fan studies. Topics addressed might include profiles of institutional collections with primers for use, research, archiving and curatorial practices performed by fans, and archival and archontic theory.
Other possible topics include:
Historical perspectives on collecting fan material in libraries and archives
Race, gender, and queerness in fan collections and in library subject indexing
Immersivity and technological innovations
International and interdisciplinary colloquium
Université de Montréal / McGill University, 11-13 June 2020
Alabama State University Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Conference: April 7-8, 2020
Call for Papers
Deadline: March 1, 2020
Location: Montgomery, Alabama, United States
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Alabama State University is pleased to announce that our Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Conference will be held at the J. Garrick Hardy Student Center on the campus of Alabama State University on April 7-8, 2020. We invite scholars from all areas of the Liberal Arts and Social Sciences to submit individual or panel proposals. We welcome submissions from graduate students, independent scholars, and faculty members.
5th Spiral Film and Philosophy Conference
“Interruptions”
Toronto, Canada
May 8-9, 2020
Online Conference
At the Dusk of Literature?––21st-century North American writing in extremis.
Department of North American Literature & Culture
University of Łódź, Poland
(June 25–26, 2021)
The Department of English
University of Delhi
organizes a two-day
National Conference
on
Culture and Aesthetics in Indian Folklore