Special Issue of Journal of Popular Television Themed Issue: Extreme Reality TV Co-Editors: Julie Anne Taddeo and Ken Dvorak (co-editors of The Tube Has Spoken: Reality TV & History, UPK, 2009). The popular success of reality TV has prompted its producers to seek even more extreme and taboo subject matter, from individuals confessing addictions to […]
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Writer in Residence The Written Arts Program is seeking an established writer for a three-year half-time position in fiction as a Writer in Residence in the Written Arts program. Candidates must have at least one published book of fiction, a MFA or the equivalent, teaching experience, and must be committed to the ideals of a
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Confronting Technopoly: Charting a Course Towards Human Survival Proposal Submission Deadline: September 15, 2014 Cambridge Scholars Press – Editor: Dr. Phil Rose – York University, Canada Summary of the book – This edited collection will represent a number of perspectives on topics related to confronting ‘the surrender of culture to technology’, what Neil Postman (1992)
FLUID FRONTIERS: MARGINS AND CONFLUENCES IN LITERATURE, FILM, MEDIA, AND CULTURE October 2 – 4, 2014 University of Montana: Missoula, Montana USA This year’s conference focuses on dimensions of fluidity found at margins and meeting points of literature, film, media, genre, and culture. While proposals addressing these topics in the context of the American West
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International Conference “Changing Humanities in a Changing World” In Collaboration with the 8th Humanities Research Forum in Thailand November 27 – 29, 2014 The Imperial Mae Ping Hotel, Chiang Mai, Thailand Organized by the Faculty of Humanities, Chiang Mai University Our world is rapidly changing, and these changes – in communication, technology, politics, the economy
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