CFP: Decolonial (Re)Visions of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror (special issue of Canadian Literature; deadline: 15 May 2019)
Canadian Climate Narratives: Resilience and Planetary Thinking Organised by Susie O’Brien and Heike Härting Generally understood as a subgenre of science fiction, climate fiction employs climate change as a thematic and narrative framework and is related but not reducible to petro-fiction. In its dominant form, cli-fi generates dystopic and […]
CFP: Joint Roundtable with ACCUTE at Congress 2019 Please see the following call for participants for a joint roundtable discussion between CSDH-SCHN and ACCUTE (Association of Canadian College and University Teachers of English). (Appel en français ci-dessous.) Where do Interdisciplinary Researchers Fit? Organizer: Lai-Tze Fan (U Waterloo) This […]