Calls for Submission

CFP: Digital-Cultural Ecology and the Medium-Sized City Conference

Digital-Cultural Ecology and the Medium-Sized City April 1-3, 2016 Bristol, UK Across the world, medium-sized cities outnumber capital cities in both quantity and gross population. They are however, historically overlooked. In a digital and interconnected age they have the potential to by-pass capitals and challenge the hegemony of central economic and political organizations. They can […]

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CFP: Special Issue of “Textual Practice” – Fiction in the Age of Risk

Call for Papers: Special Issue of Textual Practice – “Fiction in the Age of Risk” Guest editors: Tony Hughes-d’Aeth & Golnar Nabizadeh  The University of Western Australia What does it mean to risk, and how do we benefit, as well as suffer, from its demands? This proposal for a special issue of Textual Practice takes

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Call for Chapters: Mental Illness: Reflections in Pop Culture

Pop culture commonly references mental illness (or uses it as a metaphor for a world gone awry). Many mental health professionals “blame” pop culture for sensationalizing and stigmatizing mental illness, perpetuating stereotypes, capitalizing on anxiety and ultimately discouraging those who need treatment from seeking treatment.  Yet a broader examination of pop culture suggests that those

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CFP – Souls: Black Women’s Labor: Economics, Culture and Politics

For this special issue, the editors seek submissions that examine class and economics in black women’s lives and think expansively about how economic inequalities and labor exploitation have historically or currently impact opportunities and access. The editors invite papers that examine how shifting conceptions of middle class/working class identities and cultural practices, constructions of the

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