SEAC 2018 conference, Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès, 18–19 October 2018 This conference will consider the aesthetic and literary significance of the concept of narrative democracy. Many recent works have examined the interactions between art and democracy, be it the way the latter sheds light on the fictitious component of politics, or its pivotal …
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CFP: deadline extended, Literature, Education and the Sciences of the Mind in Britain and America, 1850–1950, 17–18 July
Literature, Education and the Sciences of the Mind in Britain and America, 1850-1950 NEW deadline for submissions: April 2, 2018 17–18 July, 2018 – University of Kent Keynote Speakers: Professor Helen Small, Pembroke College, University of Oxford Professor Priscilla Wald, Duke University This conference aims to stimulate a wide-ranging discussion about the …
CFP: Corresponding with Beckett, 1–2 June 2018
Corresponding with Beckett A London Beckett Seminar conference at the Institute of English Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London, 1–2 June 2018 Extended deadline call for papers: 31 March 2018 What does it mean to correspond with Beckett? How does Beckett’s correspondence give us insight into the work? In what …
CFP: New Directions in David Jones Research
Call for Papers: New Directions in David Jones Research Inaugural Research Seminar of the David Jones Research Center 7–8 June 2018 Join us this June to inaugurate the David Jones Research Center, housed within the Honors College at Washington Adventist University. Designed to be a collaborative space for scholars interested in …
CFP – Edited Volume: The Modern Short Story and the Magazines: 1880–1950
CFP – Edited Volume: The Modern Short Story and the Magazines: 1880-1950 – eds Elke D’hoker and Chris Mourant This essay collection aims to bring together and represent the growing body of research into the close ties between the modern short story and magazine culture in the period 1880-1950 in Britain …
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CFP: Volume 11 of Katherine Mansfield Studies and essay prize: Katherine Mansfield and Elizabeth von Arnim
Call for Papers for Volume 11 of Katherine Mansfield Studies (the annual yearbook of the Katherine Mansfield Society, published by Edinburgh University Press), and the associated Essay Prize, on the theme of Katherine Mansfield and Elizabeth von Arnim. The Guest Editor for the volume will be Dr Isobel Maddison, Fellow of Lucy …
CFP: Literature, Education and the Sciences of the Mind in Britain and America, 1850–1950, 17–18 July, University of Kent
Literature, Education and the Sciences of the Mind in Britain and America, 1850–1950 Deadline for submissions: 1 March 2018 Contact email: sciencesofthemindconference@gmail.com 17–18 July 2018 – University of Kent Keynote Speakers: Professor Helen Small, Pembroke College, University of Oxford Professor Priscilla Wald, Duke University This conference aims to stimulate a wide-ranging discussion …
CFP: Reading Walter de la Mare, 1873–1956, 20–21 September 2018, University of Cambridge
Call for Papers Reading Walter de la Mare, 1873–1956: ‘a voice which has no fellow’ 20–21 September 2018, University of Cambridge https://readingwalterdelamare.wordpress.com By whom, and by what means, was this designed? The whispered incantation which allows Free passage to the phantoms of the mind? . . . By the delicate, invisible web …
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CFP: The Working-Class Avant-Garde, 22 June 2018
Call for Papers: The Working-Class Avant-Garde One-day Symposium, London | Friday 22nd June, 2018 This symposium seeks to examine contributions to the twentieth-century British avant-garde by artists and writers of working class heritage. The avant-garde is often conceived to be the domain of the elite – those with the financial backing, …
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CFP: Modernist Comedy & Humour, University of Melbourne, 26–28 October 2018
AMSN4: Modernist Comedy & Humour The Australasian Modernist Studies Network Conference http://amsn.org.au/amsn-conferences/amsn4/ University of Melbourne, 26-28 October 2018 Confirmed keynote speaker: Professor Nick Salvato (Cornell). Jandaschewsky Clowns, 1903. Image by Talma & Co. Collection: Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Sydney. Is modernism funny? During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Sigmund …
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