Special Issue of Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada Disrupting Whiteness Within Special Collections, Bibliography, and Book History This special issue is an extension of the keynote panel “Finding Another Country in the Stacks: Decentering Whiteness Within Special Collections, Bibliography, and Book History” for the Bibliographical and […]
Call for Papers: Inviting Special Issue Proposals for ARIEL ARIEL: A Review of International English Literature, one of the oldest journals of postcolonial literature, is currently looking for proposals for special issues. Special issues explore a new approach in postcolonial studies or related fields, address an important or […]
Studies in Canadian Literature — Special Issue (Re)Reading Race and Colonialism in the Québec and Franco-Canadian Literary Canons Edited by Zishad Lak (Lakehead University/University of Ottawa) & Pierre-Luc Landry (University of Victoria) Studies in Canadian Literature / Études en littérature canadienne (SCL/ÉLC) invites interdisciplinary contributions to a special issue on […]
A Research-Creation Episteme? Practices, Interventions, Dissensus Symposium (hybrid) | Trent University | Peterborough ON, Canada | October 30, 2023 In cooperation with: Materialities Research Group, Canadian Comparative Literature Association (complit.ca); Cultural Studies Graduate Programs, Trent University (trentu.ca); English M.A. – Public Texts Graduate Program, Trent University (trentu.ca); Imaginations: […]
What can literary critics, scholars, and teachers learn from studying music and song lyrics as literature, by attending to literary form and structure in lyrics, and by integrating literary theory into their readings of these verbal-musical artifacts? In a 2019 special issue of Language and Literature on “The […]
