Mar 28th, 2011
CfP: Obsession in Context: The Fourth East Asian Conference on Comparative Literature
Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan We take great pleasure in announcing that the Fourth East Asian Conference on Comparative Literature, sponsored by the Comparative Literature Association of the Republic of China (CLAROC), will be hosted by Soochow University in Taipei, Taiwan, on March 10, 2012. The theme for this conference is “Obsession in Context.” Obsession is [...]
Mar 13th, 2011
Bold Inquiry: New Directions in Comparative Literature
After more than one year of planning and preparation the editorial team of Inquire: Journal of Comparative Literature is proud to announce the publication of Issue 1.1 ‘Bold Inquiry: New Directions in Comparative Literature’ at http://inquire.streetmag.org/. We are pleased to provide four primary sections: In Every Issue, Articles, Reviews and CL Hub. In Every Issue [...]
Mar 5th, 2011
Congress 2011: Final Program for the CCLA meeting
The final program for the CCLA meeting at Congress 2011 is now available. (Updated 15 May 2011.)
Feb 12th, 2011
CfP: Print History: Cultural Artifacts and Transnational Networks
Inquire: Journal of Comparative Literature invites interdisciplinary articles from graduate students only that trace and/or describe print artifacts (books, chapbooks, newspapers, magazines, letters, pamphlets, etc.), past or present, as material, social, economic, and political works embedded in transnational networks. Articles may involve book history, bibliography, literary criticism, or cultural theory. Possible topics include literacy and reading [...]
Jan 15th, 2011
ESPACES/MÉMOIRES : Appel à communications, 2e colloque international du Centre de Littérature Canadienne Université d’Alberta, 14-15 Octobre 2011
Conférenciers d’honneur confirmés: J. Edward Chamberlin (Université de Toronto) et Sherry Simon (Université Concordia) Comme l’a montré le colloque inaugural du Centre de Littérature Canadienne au printemps 2009, la littérature canadienne peine peut-être plus qu’une autre à se laisser concevoir en termes de littérature nationale. Si la littérature canadienne a pourtant ses canons, ses moments [...]
Jan 5th, 2011
CFP Conference Intratextual Voices – Colloque voix intratextuelles
LE TEXTE FRANÇAIS SUIT CALL FOR PAPERS Intratextual Voices in Translation: Concepts, Discourses and Practices The International Research Group on Voice in Translation is organising a conference on “Intratextual Voices in Translation: concepts, discourse and practice” to be held on March 14-15, 2011 at the Maison Suger, Fondation Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1618 Suger, [...]
Dec 13th, 2010
Congress 2011 CALL FOR PAPERS / APPEL A COMMUNICATIONS: Deadline extended
The deadline for the CCLA/ACLC Call for Papers for Congress 2011 in Fredericton (meeting date: 29-31 May 2011) has been extended to January 15, 2011. Please send abstracts to vp@complit.ca. –>Details of the call
Dec 9th, 2010
CfP: The Everyday: Experiences, Concepts, Narratives
Thursday April 14 – Saturday April 16, 2011 Graduate Program in Humanities, York University, Toronto, Canada Ubiquitously presupposed by today’s critical and cultural theorists working in the fields of the Humanities, Cultural Studies, History, and beyond, is the assumption that a number of horizons of experience can be brought together under the umbrella of the [...]
Dec 3rd, 2010
CfP: Proverbia Septentrionalia. The Uses of the Proverb in the Medieval Cultures of Northern Europe
St. Thomas More College Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 11 – 13 November, 2011 At this conference we will examine the uses of the proverb in the medieval cultures of northern Europe, in particular how such phrases are employed in literature and in non-fictional writings. The discipline of paroemiology, or the study of proverbs, recognizes their origins [...]
Nov 18th, 2010
Congress 2011 CCLA panel CfP: Virgin Envy: Contemporary Approaches to Virginity in Literature and Arts
Virginity has long been a trope found in literary and cultural texts, however, how do we understand virginity and why does it matter become two questions worthy of consideration. This joint-panel between the Canadian Comparative Literature Association and the Canadian Association of Hispanists aims to work through the poetics and politics of virginity in narrative, [...]
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