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  • Montpellier

    Call for papers - Africa

    Press and African literatures

    Ce colloque invite à réfléchir sur les relations réciproques entre la presse et la littérature africaine(s) au xxe et au xxie siècles. Depuis les bulletins coloniaux jusqu’aux revues en ligne en passant par les magazines illustrés et les grands quotidiens créés après les indépendances, le périodique a constitué, pour les écrivains issus d’Afrique, un support de publication décisif. Comment ces périodiques, parfois de grande diffusion, ont-ils nourri la production littéraire africaine, à travers des références et des débats intellectuels propres, la place du divertissement, de certaines rubriques et de formes littéraires courtes (poésie, conte), ou les interventions d’écrivain-e-s journalistes ou pigistes ?

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  • Frankfurt

    Conference, symposium - Europe

    New Directions for Libraries, Scholars, and Partnerships

    An International Symposium

    A symposium, New Directions for Libraries, Scholars, and Partnerships, will take place on Friday, October 13, 2017, at the German National Library during the Frankfurt Book Fair. The Symposium is sponsored by the Collaborative Initiative for French Language Collections (CIFNAL) and the German-North American Resources Partnership (GNARP), both working projects of the Center for Research Libraries (Chicago, USA), with support from the German National Library and other French, German, and international partners. Session topics include: collections and collaboration; digital scholarship; the publishing revolution; new dimensions of service to scholars and students; and new strategies for services and partnerships.

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  • Bristol

    Conference, symposium - Africa

    Paper, airwaves, screen: from text to audience in African popular culture

    This conference aims to reflect on the critical spaces of reading and listening that occur in and around popular cultural texts in Africa – from songs, magazines, romance fiction, and hip-hop lyrics, to blogs, facebook posts, and urban inscriptions. Drawing on the methods of cultural studies, material print cultures, and the sociology of reception, we seek to engage with the critical vocabulary generated by those spaces of reception at a time of transition for the book object and the reading practices which accompany it. How can this material be researched (archives, interviews, ethnographic observation, digitisation, databases)? How is/might it be integrated into teaching across disciplines? 

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  • Call for papers - America

    Power and media, media power Insights on the Americas

    Insights on the Americas

    For its 11th issue, RITA proposes to interrogate the links between power and media in the Americas. Several areas of debate can be suggested, although they should not be considered as exclusive. Articles making a critical analysis of official media as well as opposition media, in varied historical and geographical contexts, will of course be welcome. Other articles may deal with the treatment of popular movements by the media. Critical reflections on the relationship between media and economic power are also encouraged. The Thema section can also include analysis of the current diversification of information media by focusing, for instance, on the emergence of “alternative” media on the Internet, or on the power of fake news over the construction of collective representations.

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  • Paris

    Study days - History

    Journals of theatrical decentralisation

    1945 to the late 20th century

    La journée d'étude est consacrée aux revues, aux journaux, aux bulletins et aux autres supports éditoriaux qui ont systématiquement accompagné l’action théâtrale des foyers, petits ou grands, du théâtre de la décentralisation. Il s'agit de les observer en tant qu’entités autonomes, en tant que produits textuels et visuels porteurs d’un projet et non pas comme simples réceptacles d’informations. Nous examinerons leurs textes, leurs images, leurs structures éditoriales pour saisir dans l’immédiat, matérialisés dans les pages imprimés à cadence plus ou moins régulière, les enjeux et les contradictions des acteurs du mouvement de la décentralisation théâtrale.

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  • Rio de Janeiro

    Call for papers - History

    The foreign language press: between identity and otherness

    3rd Transfopress Brasil conference

    The 3rd Transfopress Brasil Conference is a international congress that welcomes papers about foreign languages press published in Brazil, to be held at the Casa de Rui Barbosa Foundation, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on November 13th and 14th 2017.

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  • Call for papers - Europe

    First issue of new journal “Early Modern Low Countries”

    In the spring of 2017, Early Modern Low Countries (EMLC) will publish its first issue. The new open access journal will appear in two installments every year, containing high-quality, original scholarship for an international readership on any aspect of the history and culture of the Low Countries between 1500 and 1800. The successor of two well-reputed Dutch-language journals (De Zeventiende Eeuw and De Achttiende Eeuw) EMLC aspires to publish papers by scholars from various disciplinary backgrounds working anywhere in the world.

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  • Paris

    Call for papers - History

    The press in the official Balkan languages in France and the foreign-language press in the Balkan countries, throughout the 20th century

    Part of the activities held by the Transnational Network for the Study of the Foreign-Language Press, the aim of this workshop, is to study the Press published in “foreign languages”, that is to say, non-official languages, at the aftermath of the First World War in the Balkan states and in official languages of Balkan states within French society during the same period.

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  • Bristol

    Call for papers - Language

    Paper, waves and screens - from text to public in African popular culture

    Les textes propres à une culture populaire africaine forment un abondant corpus composé de matériaux textuels, sonores, et visuels : depuis les chansons, les magazines, la littérature sentimentale, les paroles de hip-hop, jusqu’aux blogs et messages sur Facebook, en passant par les inscriptions urbaines ou les tro-tros à Accra. La culture populaire englobe aussi les nombreuses manières par lesquelles ces objets culturels sont reçus et interprétés, à une échelle locale, nationale, et/ou internationale . Ce domaine de recherche mobilise des méthodes propres aux études culturelles, à l’histoire matérielle de l’imprimé, ainsi qu’à la sociologie de la réception . Le matériau en question reste cependant relativement peu étudié et enseigné, du fait de difficultés d’accès et de débats méthodologiques persistants.

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