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!

Recent Content

Discussion published by Kathryn A. Hardy Bernal on Tuesday, September 25, 2018

Call for Papers on Subcultures for PopCAANZ (Popular Culture Association of Australia and New Zealand), July 3 - 5, 2019, Melbourne, Australia

Call for papers for presentation on subcultures at the 10th Anniversary of the Annual International PopCAANZ Conference to be held at RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia, July 3 - 5, 2019.

Discussion published by Amanda Konkle on Tuesday, September 25, 2018

CfP: Gender in Early Twenty-First Century Television (Edited Collection)

The “quality” and “post-quality” television moments of the early twenty-first century have resulted in a number of television shows that engage with gender in interesting ways, some advancing critiques of feminism or post-feminism (UnReal, The Handmaid’s Tale), others offering new ways of thinking about genderqueer and transitioning individuals (Transparent, RuPaul’s Drag Race), and still others thinking about gender at the intersections of race, education, and socioeconom

Discussion published by Shannon Skelton on Tuesday, September 25, 2018

‘Historicizing Horror Cinema’ (Proposals Due 9/28)

CFP: ‘Historicizing Horror Cinema’
2019 PCA/ACA National Conference Washington, DC
April 17-20

This panel will explore - through short papers - the meanings, connotations, dynamics, systems and processes of ‘History’ and ‘Historicizing’ within - and surrounding - horror cinema. This can include personal histories, analytical approaches, archival projects, case studies, theoretical explorations as well as other configurations.

Pages