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• 07 jui 2019

  Paris

  Call for papers - Representation

  What does it mean? American comedies in the 1980s (1975-1991)

  La comédie américaine des années 1980 (1975-1991)

  La journée d’études s’adresse à toute personne concernée par la comédie cinématographique américaine, tant doctorant·e·s que jeunes docteur·e·s, et impliquée dans les multiples champs de la recherche en sciences humaines et sociales.

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• 23 avr 2019

  Montreal

  Call for papers - America

  The landscape of movement / landscapes in movement

  Lesjournées d'échange - Paysages du mouvement / paysages en mouvement, qui auront lieu à Montréal (Québec) les 25 et 26 octobre prochain se veulent un moment de réflexion partagée entre chercheur·e·s universitaires, praticien·ne·s du patrimoine et intervenant·e·s du milieu pour discuter d'une composante fondamentale du paysage, les chemins anciens et les voies navigables historiques. La rencontre, organisée par un consortium de centres de recherche universitaire (Laboratoire d'histoire et du patrimoine de Montréal, Centre interuniversitaire d'études québécoises) et d'organismes du milieu (Association québécoise du patrimoine industriel, Fédération Histoire Québec), constituera un moment unique de disucssion sur une dimension inexplorée du patrimoine.

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• 25 mar 2019

  26 mar 2019

  Montreal

  Conference, symposium - America

  Islamism and violence

  Debates and issues

  The aim is to create an interdisciplinary and multitheoretical space for researchers of any academic level interested in sharing their work on any aspect ofthe links between Islamism and violence. This intellectual exploration seeks to understand better thetransmission chain(s) that link(s) (or not) the intellectual producers of Islamist ideologies and those radicalized persons who have carried out violent acts in support ofsuch ideologies.

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• 15 mar 2019

  Paris

  Call for papers - Representation

  Solitude(s) in Canada

  Études Canadiennes / Canadian Studies 87, décembre 2019

  This issue of Études Canadiennes / Canadian Studies will be dedicated to fresh perspectives and new insights on the theme of solitude(s) in Canadian literature. The editors would particularly like to see proposals that explore the linguistic and cultural interaction between the two founding solitudes and the way French and English Canada depict each other (or not) in literature and in the visual arts. In a similar vein, proposals are welcomed on the representation of First Nations, often referred to as Canada’s Third Solitude, with a special interest in works by Canadian Indigenous writers and artists. So too are proposals on the host of other solitudes in the country, which share with Canada’s founding minority communities similar concerns with cultural identity that bring into play issues evolving around recognition of the Other, inclusion, borders and boundaries.

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