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Call for papers - History

Political Objects on the Move. For a Material History of Politics in the Long 19th Century

Special issue of the journal “Contemporanea. Rivista di storia dell’800 e del ’900”

This special issue of Contemporanea aims to reflect on the mobility of political material culture, analysing how its circulation and transformation, both physical and symbolic in time and space, generated connections between contexts and movements, disseminated and popularised images and imagination, and redefined and influenced political sensibilities and practices during the long 19^th century.

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Call for papers - Thought

Nonsense and Nonbeing

The aim of our Volume 27 of Chiasmi International is to explore the various importances to theinclusion of “nonsense and nonbeing” in philosophy.

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Paris

Study days - Representation

The Speech Bubble, Between Text and Image

This one-day symposium aims at showing the full complexity of the speech bubble, an object that has been largely neglected by research until now, and that cannot be defined solely as ‘the curve surrounding the words spoken by comic strip characters’ (Trésor de la langue française). Based on the observation that the speech bubble often also contains images and even blank spaces, and that its forms and functions vary according to the objects, periods and geographical areas in which it is present, the papers presented during this symposium propose to analyse the complex relation between speech bubble, text and image in a number of visual sources objects drawn from Japanese corpora or indirectly linked to Japan.

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Paris

Conference, symposium - Language

Saikaku-Bakin Symposium

The third Saikaku-Bakin symposium will be held on 20-22 March 2025 at Collège de France and Paris Cité University in Paris. Its goal is to foster conversation among scholars working on Early Modern Japanese narrative across the entire Edo period.

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Scholarship, prize and job offer - History

“Cromohs Journal” - Editorial unpaid positions

Call for Editorial Assistant, Book Reviews Editor, and Social Media Manager for the journal Cromohs.

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Paris

Study days - Representation

Manga in Every Sense

As we all know, manga is all about seeing. But it also requires the reader to hear with their ears, smell with their nose, tongue and skin. It engages all five senses, and not only sight as is often believed. How are these sensations conveyed to the reader in manga? What roles do images, text, narration and onomatopoeia play? These are just some of the questions this symposium aims to address.

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Call for papers - Modern

“Critical Romani Studies” Book Series at CEU Press

Central European University Press' Critical Romani Studies Book Series invites manuscript submissions that contribute to the growing field of Critical Romani Studies through critical, interdisciplinary, and innovative scholarship. This series aims to engage with the intersections of race, ethnicity, gender, class, and other dimensions of marginalization, fostering dialogue between academic research, policymaking, and grassroots advocacy.

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Louvain-la-Neuve

Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

Reconstructing the complexity of human-environmental interactions in the past

Resilience and antifragility in history and archaeology

This conference aims to bring together researchers interested in advancing the discussion on resilience and antifragility in historical and archaeological reconstructions. Furthermore, the conference seeks to contribute to the ongoing debate by reflecting on the impact of alternative theoretical approaches in prompting new narratives of the past. By challenging established frameworks and exploring diverse perspectives, we aim to foster innovative historical reconstructions that capture the complexity and dynamism of socio-environmental systems in the past.

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Seminar - Thought

Philosophy and the National Question

Taking as its starting point the idea of “philosophical nationalism” proposed by Jacques Derrida, this seminar aims to question the way in which different national and nationalist discourses have accompanied both the construction of modern philosophical historiography and the development of comparative or intercultural philosophy. The division of the world into “philosophical nations” still constitutes today the starting point of any comparative effort and leads to making the “dialogue between traditions” a discourse tending to legitimize national ideologies.

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Call for papers - Epistemology and methodology

“Práticas da História. Journal on Theory, Historiography and Uses of the Past”

Permanent call for submissions

Práticas da História is an open-access, bi-annual online academic journal, and it is looking to publish original articles, bibliographical essays, interviews, and book reviews on the subject matters of historical theory, historiography, methodology, and the uses of the past. We encourage submissions in Portuguese, English, French, or Spanish. The journal attaches equal importance to research relating the practice of history with other domains of the humanities and to works debating history in the context of the social sciences. While we find ourselves in the disciplinary field of history, we do aspire to question the boundaries of the field. It is our goal to promote interdisciplinarity and multidisciplinarity.

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Waterloo

Call for papers - America

2025 MusCan Conference

This year, the Canadian University Music Society (MusCan) will hold its annual conference in conjunction with Canadian Network for Musicians’ Health and Wellness, hosted by the Department of Music at Conrad Grebel University College, The University of Waterloo from May 22 to 25, 2025.

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Call for papers - Representation

Liberté(s) dans la littérature d’expression française : représentations, limites et enjeux

Revue « Romanica Silesiana » vol 28 (no 2/2025)

Étant donné la riche ampleur sémantique et conceptuelle de la notion de liberté, ce numéro de la revue Romanica Silesiana propose examiner le thème de la liberté dans plusieurs perspectives. La liberté peut concerner le processus de création pendant lequel l’écrivain se confronte aux différentes contraintes. C’est également le lecteur qui a une relation particulière avec la liberté car il peut participer activement à la construction de l’œuvre, tant au niveau formel qu’interprétatif. Aussi la liberté en tant que conception artistique prend-elle différentes formes de représentation dans l’œuvre littéraire, basant principalement sur la dynamique entre l’enfermement et la libération, l’opprimé et le révolté.

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Poitiers

Conference, symposium - History

Regards sur La Musée, au cœur d’une collection

En parallèle de l’exposition « La Musée : une collection d’artistes femmes », le musée Sainte-Croix de Poitiers et l’association Femmes artistes en réseaux (F.A.R.) s’associent pour organiser des rencontres intitulées « Regards sur La Musée : au cœur d’une collection ». Ces dernières ont pour objectif de rassembler professionnel(le)s de musées et chercheurs et chercheuses universitaires œuvrant ou ayant œuvré à la valorisation de certaines des artistes du fonds La Musée.

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Lausanne

Call for papers - Education

Vocational and Professional Education and Training: Opportunities and Challenges of Contemporary Career Transitions

8th Congress on Research in Vocational Education and Training

For the eighth time, the Swiss Federal University for Vocational Education and Training SFUVET invites researchers to engage in an exchange of ideas and research findings and to reflect on VET issues. We encourage contributions related to the leading topic of the congress and also welcome all other areas and topics of VET research

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Call for papers - Thought

Virtual Sex: Pornography, Immersion, and Erotic Environments

In this issue of AN-ICON. Studies in Environmental Images, we invite contributions that critically engage with the intersections of immersion, technology, and sexuality through various methodologies. While VR is a primary focus, we welcome papers that explore other immersive technologies, including AR (augmented reality), XR (extended reality), AI-driven environments, and social VR, to expand the discussion on how digital environments shape and redefine sexual experiences, pornographies and identities.

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Lisbon

Call for papers - History

Crime, Surveillance and Mobilities in the Atlantic, 19th and 20th centuries

As part of the project International collaborations: crime and police cooperation in the Ibero-American Atlantic, 1870-1940, financed by the of the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation of Portugal and hosted by CIES-Iscte, this international meeting aims to bring together researchers working in the study of criminal behaviours of a transnational nature, transnational mobilities and the development of forms of international and transnational political and cross-border surveillance, involving the Atlantic and connecting Europe, the Americas and Africa, during the 19th and 20th centuries. This congress aims to contribute to the expansion and deepening of the historiographical debate surrounding the transnational movement of people and the surveillance of international crime in the Atlantic axis.

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Rennes

Call for papers - Representation

Contemporary Arts, The Urbanocene & The More than Human World

This workshop seeks to explore the radical strategies employed by contemporary artists as they navigate the Urbanocene, transforming urban public spaces into dynamic arenas for introspection, advocacy, and resilience. It aims to question whether these artistic interventions, with their catalytic potential, can effectively mobilize urban communities and foster a sense of symbiosis with the broader environment. It will critically analyze the various modalities through which artistic forms function as channels for ecological discourse. The discussion will focus on their role in advocating for radical ecological thinking, fostering multispecies coexistence, promoting biodiversity preservation, and advancing the pursuit of climate justice.

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Paris

Call for papers - Political studies

Exploring the Autonomy of Cities

Philosophical, Legal, and Policy Dimensions

We seek contributions that explore the conditions under which cities should be granted autonomy, the implications of autonomy for equality, and the challenges specific to cities in navigating their relationship with regional, national, and global governance systems. The aim is to foster a robust dialogue on whether autonomy (and in which form? which constitutional status?) is the appropriate framework for empowering cities or if alternative approaches, such as empowerment through subsidiarity, are better suited to achieving justice and effective governance.

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Lyon

Call for papers - Language

Maps in American Literature, 15th–21st Century

This symposium seeks to uncover these often overlooked influences, examining how specific maps have shaped both the form and content of American literature. By “maps,” we refer here to cartographic documents of real-world spaces, focusing specifically on those that exist outside or alongside the texts themselves —whether preexisting maps that writers engaged with or maps produced for or after publication. This excludes maps of fictional spaces such as Sherwood Anderson’s map of Winesburg, Ohio, or Faulkner’s map of Yoknapatawpha County.

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Call for papers - Language

Atras Journal – Varia

Volume 6, issue 2 (July 2025)

ATRAS is a double-masked, peer-reviewed, and multidisciplinary journal issued by the Faculty of Letters, Languages, and Arts, Saida University, Algeria. The journal aims to publish original papers in the fields of literature, gender studies, cultural studies, linguistics, education, language studies, translation, social sciences, and arts.

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