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EVENT Jun 22
ABSTRACT Sep 01
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16th EURAMAL Conference: ‘Catastrophe and Beyond: Representations of Violence and Trauma in Modern Arabic Literature’

16th EURAMAL CONFERENCE hosted by the University of St Andrews, School of Modern Languages, Department of Arabic & Persian (June 2026, St Andrews, Scotland, UK)

Arab modernity has been marked by the traumas caused by the material and epistemic violence exercised on Arab societies. In the postcolonial era, violence has been a feature of numerous watershed events that have shaped Arab politics, moulded Arab time (defining both historical and cultural taxonomies), impacted Arab cultu

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EVENT Dec 16
ABSTRACT Aug 31
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Contentious Topics in the History of Science

Today, as we navigate increasingly polarized discussions about science’s role in society, the scientific community must address the complicated history of scientific triumphalism. The long twentieth century undeniably saw science transform societies and deliver significant improvements in human welfare. This success story has fostered a pervasive belief that every question and problem can be solved through the continued expansion of scientific knowledge. 

Recent development

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EVENT Oct 27
ABSTRACT Jun 20
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ACM MM2025 Workshop on Multimedia Analytics with Multimodal Large Language Models

The First Workshop on Multimedia Analytics with Multimodal Large Language Models at ACM Multimedia 2025 aims to explore the potential and pitfalls of bringing Multimodal Large Language Models into multimedia analytics, and the new forms of interaction between system and experts that emerge from this. To guide this exploration we invite original research and position papers on (but not limited to) the following topics:

  • Multimodal Large Language Models 
  • Multimedia

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EVENT Nov 11
ABSTRACT Nov 11
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Call For Papers (Edited Collection): Rebuilding Saigon: 40 Years of Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket (working title)

2027 marks 40 years since the release of Stanley Kubrick’s penultimate film, Full Metal Jacket. Long regarded as one of the lesser entries in Kubrick’s filmography—especially when compared to his critically re-evaluated final work Eyes Wide Shut (now recognized as both a major film of the 1990s and a cult classic, Full Metal Jacket has received relatively limited scholarly attention compared to the director’s other work. This is surprising, given the film’s rich

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EVENT Sep 11
ABSTRACT Jul 15
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Experimental Archives Conference


Kingston School of Art, Kingston University, September 11th and 12th September, 2025

For more than a decade now researchers and practitioners of all kinds have been turning to the Archive itself as a source of investigation, asking questions like  what sort of a space is it? How can it be redefined? How has its meaning, role and purpose changed? How can power within the archive be decentred and destabilised? Can we now speak of ‘post-digital’ archives focused on

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EVENT Oct 28
ABSTRACT Jun 15
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CFP: Terminal Futures: JG Ballard In The 21st Century (Conferfence)

A Conference Call for Papers

Kingston University, UK, 28th and 29th October 2025

Terminal Futures: JG Ballard In The 21st Century

Kingston School of Art, Kingston University

#Kingston2025

October 28th and 29th 2025

Call For Papers

2025 is an apt time to celebrate the work of the writer and essayist JG Ballard as it sees 50 years since the publication of one of his seminal novels High Rise (1975)  as well as nearly 20 years since his

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EVENT Dec 09
ABSTRACT Jul 31
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The 2nd Mediterranean Life Sciences Union Annual Meeting (MedLIFE-25)

The Mediterranean Life Sciences Union organizes the 2nd MedLIFE at the Centro Congressi Federico II of the University of Naples Federico II (Italy) in collaboration with other universities in the Mediterranean region and several publishing partners.
The proceedings will be published in the Springer/IEREK ASTI Book Series (indexed in Scopus and SCImago) and extended papers will be published in Special Issues of journals (indexed in Scopus and Web of Science).
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EVENT Sep 23
ABSTRACT Jun 30
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Inner Circles: Kinship, Inclusion, and Inaccessibility

The family is often conceived in terms of exclusivity, closeness and intimacy. The word ‘intimate’ — intimus, or ‘most interior’, in the Latin — suggests that this relationship touches our innermost part, that which is deepest and hidden from view. Familial ties are further corporealized in terms of blood, or the physical proximity of shared space, resources, and memories, and acts of care. Broader ethnic, linguistic, cultural and national communities may b

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EVENT Jul 03
ABSTRACT Jun 18
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Postcolonialism, Postcommunism and Postmodernism - 7th International Interdisciplinary Conference

Conference online (via Zoom)

Scientific Committee:
Professor Wojciech Owczarski — University of Gdansk, Poland
Professor Polina Golovátina-Mora — NTNU, Norwegian University of Science and Technology            Professor Ryan Habermeyer -  Salisbury University, USA

 

CFP: 

In our postmodern world there are a lot of questions that should be re-considered and re-defined. What does it mean to

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EVENT Jul 15
ABSTRACT Jul 15
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Return to the South: The Complexities of Southern Culture in Ryan Coogler’s film Sinners

Return to the South: The Complexities of Southern Culture in Ryan Coogler’s film Sinners. 

On April 18, Warner Bros. released Ryan Coogler’s long-awaited film Sinners. Since its release, the film has achieved critical acclaim and popular resonance, marking a significant entry in contemporary Southern cinema. Critics and audiences praise Sinners for its nuanced treatment of inter/intra-racial dynamics, spirituality, and regional identity. In addition, the film has prom

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EVENT Nov 20
ABSTRACT May 26
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Queer Multi-Ethnic Literature and Cultures

Considering the white masculine neoliberal realities of the modern “gay rights movement, Roderick A. Ferguson recalls the “multidimensional roots of gay liberation in his groundbreaking monograph One Dimensional Queer. He writes that revisionist histories of the gay liberation that position white, cisgender men as the face of the movement elide "the ways in which queer politics were emerging as ways to engage anti-poverty and anti-racism (Ferguson 44). He

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EVENT Aug 31
ABSTRACT Jul 31
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Call for Papers - Journal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics (Vol. 48, No. 3, 2025)

We are now accepting submissions for our next regular issue. Manuscripts in MS Word (5,000—10,000 words) adhering to the MLA formatting guidelines should be sent to editor@jcla.in by 31 July 2025.

Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Journal_of_Comparative_Literature_and_Aesthetics
Website: www.jcla.in
Current Issues: https://jcla.in/journal-of-comparative-literature-and-aesthetics/current-issues/

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EVENT Sep 01
ABSTRACT Jul 01
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Emerging Media Special Issue AI and Global Challenges CfP

Call for Papers: AI and Global Challenges
Topic: Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Meet Global Challenges
Journal: Emerging Media

Emerging Media is a SAGE open access peer-reviewed scholarly journal. The journal focuses on the exploration of the emerging issues and future development in the field of media and communication, both theoretically and practically. This journal will publish interdisciplin

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EVENT Jun 30
ABSTRACT Jun 30
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Giovanni Boccaccio’s One Hundred Tales

Call for Papers: Giovanni Boccaccio’s One Hundred Tales

In honor of the 650th year of Giovanni Boccaccio’s passing, the Giovanni Boccaccio’s One Hundred Tales project is accepting papers on individual tales of The Decameron. We welcome papers and proposals from students!

 

About the project

The Giovanni Boccaccio’s One Hundred Tales project was started in 2020 as a part of the Teaching the Middle Ages through Novel Studies

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EVENT Feb 21
ABSTRACT Nov 03
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Alphonse Mucha’s Line, Color, and Order: His Inspirations and His Lasting Impact

The Education Department at the Boca Raton Museum of Art invites papers on Alphonse Mucha to coincide with the upcoming exhibition of Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line, from November 19, 2025- March 1, 2026. Graduate students and upper-division undergraduate students are invited to present at a conference on Alphonse Mucha’s Line, Color, and Order: His Inspirations and His Lasting Impact at the Boca Raton Museum of Art on February 21, 2026. The conference will be held at the Museum at 5

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EVENT Nov 06
ABSTRACT Aug 15
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“New Ways of Creating Knowledge in the Technologically Integrated Classroom”

In his work AI Ethics, Mark Coeckelbergh describes humans as “meaning-making, conscious, embodied, and living beings whose nature, mind, and knowledge cannot be explained away by comparisons to machines (36). Machine-assistant writing tools and other technologies have become increasingly prevalent as teaching tools in humanities classrooms, which means it is more imperative than ever we find ways to differentiate human and non-human meaning making and knowledge creation. Our pane

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EVENT Nov 20
ABSTRACT Jun 30
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Reclaiming 20th Century Women Poets: Reversing the Rush to Oblivion

In her 1992 anthology, American Women Poets of the Nineteenth Century, Cheryl Walker proposes that the poets whose verse she collects share the stigma of “broad recognition in their own time, followed by “almost total neglect. In the spirit of the PAMLA conference theme, "Palimpsests: Memory and Oblivion," this session will examine how this trajectory is not limited to Nineteenth Century U.S. women poets, but applies to Twentieth—and even Twenty-First?—Ce

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EVENT Dec 05
ABSTRACT Sep 30
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Annual Conference of the German Studies Association of Ireland (GSAI): Licht und Schatten

“Licht senden in die Tiefe des menschlichen Herzens — des Künstlers Beruf!
(Robert Schumann)

The annual conference of the German Studies Association of Ireland will take place on
5th and 6th December 2025 at Dublin City University. The theme of this year’s conference is:

                            

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EVENT Jan 22
ABSTRACT Jul 04
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Conference “Nothing to Remember? Politics, Practices, and Agents of Commemorating Peace.”

Call for Papers 

Conference “Nothing to Remember? Politics, Practices, and Agents of Commemorating Peace

 

January 22—23, 2026
International Graduate Centre for the Study of Culture (GCSC)
Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany

 

In memory studies, scholarly attention has long been drawn to the remembrance of crises, wars, and periods of violence. These critical junctures have been explored as sites of trau

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EVENT Oct 23
ABSTRACT Jun 30
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Pornography in Babel

PORNOGRAPHY IN BABEL
Translation, sexuality, obscenity
 
International bilingual conference
 
23—24 October 2025
University of Antwerp, Belgium
 
 
Time and again, “pornographic literature — from the ancient Greek πορνη (prostitute) and γραφω (writing/painting) — has been vilified for its brutal, tra

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EVENT Apr 07
ABSTRACT Apr 06
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One Life, One Health: Advances in Therapeutic Strategies for Chronic Patients

Dear Colleagues,

The increase in life expectancy and chronic disease prevalence has a high psychosocial and economic impact on patients, society, and health institutions. The development of integrated therapeutic strategies and multidisciplinary teams that allow the assessment and treatment of the patient in the physical, emotional, psychological, and social dimensions are crucial. There has been limited progress in the prevention and treatment of mental illnesses associated with chro

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EVENT Oct 30
ABSTRACT Jun 30
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Contradictory Signs. Unconventional Narratives in Different Media

In the second conference of our recently established research network Transfictional and Transgeneric (Bremen — Coimbra), we deal with the question of contradiction, dissonance and discrepancy on an aesthetic level.

In the conference we will ask how texts of different kinds and media (such as novels, poems, plays, short stories, but also films, music and other audiovisual narratives) use the notion of contradiction and dissonance on the levels of form a

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EVENT Jun 30
ABSTRACT Jun 30
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Call for abstracts: Edited volume: God Loves Kitsch

Call for abstracts: Edited volume:  God loves kitsch
Co-editors: Sarah Richter, PhD and Laura Elizabeth Shea, PhD


What kind of art does god like? Such a question begs another — which god? In the case of the Protestant Christian God of modern America, the answer would be kitsch, of course!
Religion in the United States is intimately entwined with kitsch, from the chapel in Carthage, Missouri, adorned with murals reminiscent of Michelangelo’s Sistine Cha

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EVENT Oct 09
ABSTRACT Jul 15
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The dimensions of conflict in political discourse: deliberation, polarization, identity, media, global balances

CALL FOR PROPOSALS — DEADLINE JULY 15TH 2025

THE DIMENSION OF CONFLICT IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE:

DELIBERATION, POLARIZATION, IDENTITY, MEDIA, GLOBAL BALANCES

2nd PhD and early-career scholars transdisciplinary seminar

October 9th-10th 2025

“Guglielmo Marconi University — Via Plinio, 44 — Rome, Italy

Conflict constitutes a crucial and inevitable dimension of common life, requiring procedural and normative regulation a

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EVENT Oct 02
ABSTRACT Jul 15
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Conference on anti-colonial solidarities: Navigating literary coresistance

Conference on anti-colonial solidarities:

Navigating literary coresistance

 

CALL FOR PAPERS

 

Université Laval, Kepek/Québec, 2 & 3 october 2025

 

« Solidarity is an uneasy, reserved, and unsettled matter that neither reconciles present grievances nor forecloses future conflict. »

(Tuck et Yang 2012: 3)

 

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