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Call for Papers
Urban Studies Area
2016 Midwest Popular Culture Association/Midwest American Culture Association Conference
SCPLC Conference: Call for Papers.
South Carolina State University’s Department of English and The South Carolina Project on Language and Culture (SCPLC) will host an inter-disciplinary Conference on October 7, 2016.
Conference Theme: America’s southern cultures and identities: language, customs, literature.
Tagung an der Universität Bern
13./14. Oktober 2016
Leitung: Prof. Dr. Matthias Lorenz, Christine Riniker
The Literary Encyclopedia at www.litencyc.com is looking for qualified writers to enhance its coverage of the various volumes of French literature. The list below is not comprehensive or final, and new proposals of writers/works/context essays that are not currently listed in our database are also welcome. However, we will prioritize articles on writers and works frequently studied in university courses, and those that are highly topical and well-known.
