Reconstructing Race, History and Subjectivity after the 1960s
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AISNA Early Career researchers
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This issue of Transatlantica focuses on the regulation and restriction of images and visual imagery (painting, photography, comics, film and audiovisual media) in the United States. It aims to shed light on the norms, either implicit or explicit, governing the production, circulation and reception of disturbing or controversial images.
Papers will be considered for presentation on the Creative Writing: Prose permanent section panel at the 2023 Midwest Modern Language Association annual conference in Cincinnati, OH, from 2–5 November 2023.
The conference will take place virtually, tentatively on 4-8 September 2023
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With this special issue, we encourage proposals that explicitly consider the two prefixes as cognitive and stylistic filters in the processes of artistic production and/or as value filters in the definition of gender identity, race, and ethnicity, so as to open up new spaces of inquiry and intervention.
EJAS is the official, peer-reviewed academic journal of the European Association for American Studies, a federation of 21 national and joint-national associations of specialists of the United States gathering approximately 4,000 scholars from 27 European countries (<http://www.eaas.eu>).
The Doctoral Program in Literary Studies of the University of Basel calls for applications for two start-up grants, CHF 30,000 each.
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Babel – AFIAL welcomes proposals of articles for issue no. 32, which will be published in December 2023.
The deadline for submissions is 31 March, 2023.
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Our Call asks you to propose essay ideas that unite the two areas of contemporary scholarship: music and the American Dream. Our plan is to publish them with a respected press. Currently, we have an expression of interest from a highly regarded University press with whom we have a “first look” agreement.
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This special issue of AmLit invites papers that analyze queer literary works within the digital sphere, specifically pertaining to queer Indigenous and Black peoples residing in the Americas,
i.e., Turtle Island, Mesoamerica, Abya Yala, etc.