Tag: contemporary history
30/10/2018 – CFP: Violent Times, Rising Protests. Structures, Experiences, and Feelings
The Swiss Association for Gender Studies biennal conference @ the University of Berne.
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01/11/18. call for papers “Thanks for Typing: Wives, Daughters, Mothers, and Other Women behind Famous Men”
01/10/18 – Editorial assistant and editor positions, JAS and ANCH journals.
Applications are invited for the post of Editorial Assistant to the incoming Co-Editors-in-Chief of the Journal of American Studies, Dr. Sinéad Moynihan and Dr. Nick Witham
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31/01/19 – 2 one-year post-doctoral fellowship in italian studies
01/09/2018 – CFP: Interdisciplinary Workshop “Histories and Rhythms of Urban Violence”
The workshop aims to explore the generative capacities of violence, in particularly if and how it transforms space and time in the city.
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15/08/2018 – CFP: (Dis)figuring War: Literature and the Arts, 1918-2018
This conference @ Stanford University seeks to examine ways in which literature and the arts have taken up and taken apart war and the myths surrounding it.
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Call for proposals for the 19-Century Podcast
Make your voice heard! The C19 Podcast is a stage for public scholarship on American literature, history, and culture.
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15/07/2018 – Kluge Fellowship at the Library of Congress.
The John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress invites qualified scholars to conduct research at the Kluge Center using the Library of Congress collections and resources for a period of four to eleven months.
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30/06/2018 – Call for papers “Things have changed. XXI century Dylan international conference”.
Ever since the early 1960s, Bob Dylan has never ceased to evolve. His creativity remains as powerful as ever in the twenty-first century. Hence the international symposium “Things have changed: Twenty-First-Century Dylan” will focus primarily on contemporary Dylan.