Upcoming Conference: The Ocean and the Seas – Feb. 23-24, 2018
Please see attached poster for the upcoming conference on The Ocean and the Seas to be held at Victoria College, University of Toronto, 91 Charles Street West, February 23-24, 2018. […]
CFP: Georgian Comparative Literature Association
Dear Colleague, It is our great pleasure to invite you to the upcoming 12th symposium, which will be held in September 26-28, 2018 in Tbilisi, Georgia. The topic of the […]
CFP: Memory, Affect, Cinema
Dear Colleagues, The intersection of memory and cinema is a robust field of research, but the confluence of memory and affect remains underexplored. While memory and emotion are deeply interconnected, […]
CFP: The Poetics and Ethics of “Living With”
The Poetics and Ethics of “Living With”: Indigenous, Canadian and Quebecois Feminist Production Today PART I – Banff Centre, Alberta (Canada) October 11-14, 2018 PART II – Norwegian University of […]
CFP: Doletiana 7 – The Fictional Turn of Translation Studies
Issue 7 of Doletiana will be devoted to studying the different ways in which the representation of the translator and of professional translation appear in literary and audio-visual fiction. Toward […]
Deadline for Travel Fund to Congress 2018 Extended to Jan. 15
Happy New Year! The Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences has extended its deadline to apply for travel fund awards to Congress 2018 in Regina, SK, to January 15, […]
CCLA 2018 DEADLINE EXTENDED
CCLA Annual Meeting • Congress 2018 • University of Regina Deadline: January 15th, 2018 Keynote: Cheryl Suzack (Toronto): Historicizing Indigenous Dispossession: The Photographs of Elaine Goodale Eastman and the Advocacy for […]
ComCult Announcement from Ryerson University
Colleagues, Ryerson is now accepting applications for MA & PhD spaces for 2018-19 in the Ryerson side of the York/Ryerson Joint Graduate Program in Communication and Culture (ComCult). Please circulate […]
CCLA 2018: Gathering Diversities in Comparative Literature
Comparatists have championed diversity as a mark of research excellence for generations. However, this commitment has been under threat from a broad revaluation of knowledge across the university, and by […]
Comparative Literature Students’ Tribune – November 17, 2017
We are pleased to invite you to attend the 4th Comparative Literature Students’ Tribune, to take place at the University of Toronto this Friday, November 17th. The Tribune is a space of encounter and bilingual discussion (English-French) where […]