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  1. Category: CfP/CfA events
    Abstract submission deadline: 30.09.2022
    The Intertext in Literature and Film - NeMLA Panel (NeMLA's 54th Annual Convention)
    Submitted by: Redaktion avldigital.de

    The panel, “The Intertext in Literature and Film”, aims at gathering papers that discuss the plurality of texts in literary genres and the film genre. Intertextuality is conceived of, in this discussion, from Kristeva’s coinage of the term. In her...

    Fields of research World Literature,  Literature and other forms of art,  Poetics
    Created on: 22.08.2022
  2. Category: CfP/CfA events
    Abstract submission deadline: 30.09.2022
    NEMLA-Panel: Colonies and Critique: Reassessing German-Language Representations of Empire (Niagara Falls)
    Submitted by: Redaktion avldigital.de

    To be held at the 2023 Northeastern Modern Language Association (NeMLA) convention in Niagara Falls, March 26-28 2023 German-language writings on imperialism are of key interest not only in order to fundamentally understand historical...

    Fields of research Literature from Germany, Austria, Switzerland,  Themes, motifs, thematology
    Created on: 27.06.2022
  3. Category: CfP/CfA events
    Abstract submission deadline: 30.09.2022
    Arab and Muslim Womanhood Between History and Literature (NeMLA)
    Submitted by: Redaktion avldigital.de

    At times depicted as loquacious and licentious, while most often portrayed as silent or inert harem slaves, the Arab and Muslim women received much attention from writers of different periods. Though considerable scholarly attention was given to...

    Fields of research Literature from North America,  Literature from UK and Ireland,  World Literature
    Created on: 13.06.2022