Call for Papers: Graduate Student Conference in German Studies, Johns Hopkins University February 12th & 13th, 2021 • 10am – 4pm ET • Online Abstract deadline: November 30th, 2020 What do dust and distraction have in common within the context of literature? The etymology of distraction suggests concentration torn asunder, […]
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University of Pittsburgh, February 18-19, 2021 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the conference will be held entirely online. Hosted by the Film and Media Studies Graduate Student Organization (FMSGSO) Call for Papers | Deadline: Monday November 9th, 2020 Keynote Speaker : Kara Keeling, University of Chicago Politics have always been […]
Due by 11/9 | CfP – Striking back at Empire: ...
The QTC board has decided to extend the deadline for the Chris Holmlund Prize because we are cognizant that it has been a more stressful-than-normal semester due to the pandemic. The new deadline is November 1st. Please see the updated CFP below. Society for Cinema and Media Studies: The Queer […]
Deadline 11/1 | SCMS: The Queer and Trans Caucus Chris ...
Migrant Belongings: Digital Practices and the Everyday will take place on 21-22-23 April 2021. The new submission deadline for panels is 31 January 2021. Abstracts can be submitted until 15 February 2021. For submission guidelines see below. Call for papers Migrant belonging through digital connectivity refers to a way of […]
Deadline Jan 31 | Migrant Belongings: Digital Practices and the ...
Lost & Found: The CUNY Poetics Document Initiative seeks poetry and short-form text, audio, video, visual art, and/or digital work to publish across our platforms. Our goal is to offer modest compensation to share your creative work with our wider community — without creating additional work for you. Just send us […]
Due June 1 | Entries for Light Relief from Lost ...
CALL FOR PAPERS Precarious Mobilities Guest Editors: Paula J. Massood and Pamela Robertson Wojcik Mobility is a pliant term: its meanings vary dramatically, depending upon how one defines place, stability, and fixity. Media historians of the early 20th century often associate mobility with modernist tropes, such as train travel, […]
