Call for Proposals
AUDIENCE LOST: MINORITY WOMEN AND SPECTATORSHIP
There's still time to submit a proposal for the fall 2019 Northeast Popular/American Culture Association (NEPCA) conference! This particular Call for Papers is for research (including works in progress) related to TELEVISION, but NEPCA has many areas (see below for the NEPCA web site link), so if your paper doesn't fit the Television area, please submit to another area.
NEPCA’s 2019 annual conference will be held from Friday, November 15-Saturday, November 16, 2019 at the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel in Portsmouth, NH.
Call for Papers: Film and History. The annual fall conference of NEPCA will be held at the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel in Portsmouth, NH on November 15-16, 2019. Deadline for proposals is June 1, 2019. Visit the NEPCA website at: https://nepca.blog/conference/ for full information on proposal submission and registration.
The peer-reviewed, open-access journal Kulturwissenschaftliche Zeitschrift, published by de Gruyter on behalf of the Kulturwissenschaftliche Gesellschaft, invites you to submit articles. The deadline for contributions is September 30, 2019. All submissions undergo a double-blind review process.
In a span of ten years Blumhouse has amassed a film library of over 50 films that includes notable horror franchises as Paranormal Activity (2009-2015), The Purge (2013-) and Insidious (2010-), critically lauded films as Split (2017) and Get Out (2017), and box-office sensations as Happy Death Day (2017) and Truth or Dare (2018).
The Detroit Stars were formed in 1919 as an independent black baseball club by pioneering future Hall of Fame executive Rube Foster of Chicago. The Stars played other professional black ballclubs along with black and white semipro teams. A year later, Foster founded the first major black league, the Negro National League, with the Detroit Stars as one of its eight charter members.
JOSA Vol. 51
Asian Puppetry: Traditions and Transitions
Deadline: September 30, 2019
