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Bloomsbury - Trans Studies Book Series
CALL FOR CHAPTERS
Transgender Entanglements: The shape and limits of transgender
Edited by Levi C. R. Hord and Wendy Gay Pearson
The relationship between music, sound, and memory has become a focal point of scholarly inquiry in recent years, illuminating the intricate connections between auditory experiences, cognitive functions, and how these might be written down or discussed in a wider dialogue within culture. Researchers have begun to explore the way various musical elements, such as melody, rhythm, and harmony, can evoke specific memories and emotional responses, thereby influencing individual recollection and perception of past events.
United Lutheran Seminary to Host “A Vision for Liberating Our Democracy” Conference, February 27–28, 2026
Two-day gathering will explore the religious and racialized roots of American democracy and paths toward a more just future.
United Lutheran Seminary (ULS) will host A Vision for Liberating Our Democracy: Examining the Religious and Racialized Roots of American Democracy on February 27–28, 2026, at its Philadelphia campus. The interdisciplinary conference will bring together scholars, activists, educators, and faith leaders to examine how religion and race have shaped democratic life in the United States and to explore liberative visions for the future.
Call for Papers from the Carson McCullers Society
American Literature Association Annual Convention, May 20-23, 2026, Chicago, IL
The Short Fiction of Carson McCullers: New Directions in Scholarship