Welcome to H-PCAACA, a member of the H-NET Humanities Online initiative. H-PCAACA encourages scholarly collaboration and discussion about popular, American and world cultures. This network, affiliated with The Popular Culture Association and American Culture Association, also serves as an invitation for scholars and graduate students to join the activities of these internationally recognized organizations.
To submit CFP's, announcements, news, and queries to H-PCAACA's 2000+ subscribers, simply scroll down to the "Write New Discussion Post" link on this page. Enter your post in the field that pops up, add a few tags (or "keywords"), and click "Review" at the bottom of the page. Everything look OK? Then click "Submit to Editor" at the bottom of the review page and that's it!
Hello, friends,
I just wanted to give notice that Cub Reporters: American Children's Literature and Journalism in the Golden Age was recently released in soft cover.
Best,
Paige
DISCOVERY
The 42nd Annual Virtual Conference
Nineteenth Century Studies Association
March 11-13, 2021
CFP Deadline: October 31, 2020
Popular Cultural Association: Education, Teaching, History & Popular Culture
Call for Papers
Dear friends and colleagues,
I'm pleased to announce that my new book, Jet Age Aesthetic: The Glamour of Media in Motion (Yale University Press, 2020), is now available for sale.
Dear readers,
I'd like to draw your attention to a new book, out this month from Palgrave:
From the publisher's website:
CFP
Heartland: U2’s Looking For American Soul
An International Virtual U2 Conference For Scholars And Fans
October 18 – 24, 2020
U2 has journeyed – at times uneasily – through an America of pulsating metropolis, rugged heartland and shining sea. It long ago fell under the spell of America, but for just as long has felt it still hasn’t found America.
Hello! Please consider submitting a proposal to the following panel, Parenting in Speculative Fiction:
Very pleased to announce that from humble beginnings at the 2008 San Francisco National Conference my project has come to fruition as a new book that I think will be of interest and note to world's fairs and popular culture scholars -- The Last Voyage of the Whaling Bark Progress: New Bedford, Chicago and the Twilight of an Industry. From the publisher:
