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• 15 Sep 2023

  Lyon

  Call for papers - Representation

  When Theory Becomes Practice

  Comité international d’histoire de l’art 2024

  The thirty-sixth Comité international d’histoire de l’art congress will host more than ninety parallel sessions over the four days of conferences. This session “When Theory becomes Practice – New Materialism, Object-Oriented Ontology and Perspectivism in Contemporary Art” will endeavour to understand the impact of new philosophical and anthropological approaches on art-making.

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• 30 Jul 2023

  Call for papers - Urban studies

  PORTUSplus Journal - Varia

  PORTUSplus – published by RETE, International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities – is an open-access journal, peer reviewed and indexed, dedicated to the multidisciplinary study of themes concerning the relationship between port and cities and urban waterfronts. Promoting the communication and development of scientific research, that plays a increasingly relevant role in our society, PORTUSplus invites scholars and researchers, experts and professionals to respond to the call for papers “Research Themes”, sending original works and research results in the several disciplines inherent to the themes described below.

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• 01 Sep 2023

  Call for papers - Urban studies

  Eden Project

  “Vesper”. Journal of Architecture, Arts & Theory

  Eden Project aims to give space and visual representation to goals. It seeks to explore the ‘essence’ of pursued destinies, the tangible ‘collapse’ of imagined goals, and the tools employed in the realms of work, life, and thought to achieve them. Karl Kraus once argued: ‘Origin is the goal’. Eden represents the origin, eternally lost and only attainable as a goal. Eden, the garden of delights, in its innumerable interpretations and representations, is an enclosed place (indeed the original meaning of ‘paradise’ is ‘enclosed space’). It exists separately from the prevailing logic of the surrounding territory, exclusive in nature, safeguarding its unique contents: a realm brimming with water and diverse forms of life. Vesper invites a wide spectrum of narratives on that can contribute to the reflection of this matter, welcoming different writings and styles, privileging the visual intelligence of design, of graphic expression, of images and contaminations between different languages.

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• 31 Jul 2023

  Siena

  Call for papers - Europe

  Classicamente - Sienese Dialogues on the Ancient World

  The PhD alumni and students of the Anthropology of the Ancient World curriculum of the PhD course in Classics  and Archaeology would like to promote a sixth cycle of seminars of the series Classicamente. Dialoghi senesi sul mondo antico. The sessions which will take place in the 2023/2024 academic year shall continue focusing on the different methodologies and research perspectives which have shaped anthropology of the ancient world as field of study ever since its first development (with the works of Gernet, Vernant and Detienne). Space will also be given to those innovative approaches that constantly contribute to the hermeneutical expansion of this particular field of study. This year’s series of seminars wishes to create a meeting point for scholarship on antiquity and contemporary debate on its reception in modern societies, underlining the cultural, social and ideological aspects which spark from the interaction between present and past.

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• 06 Sep 2023	19 Oct 2023	16 Nov 2023
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  Seminar - Urban studies

  Urban MetaMapping Seminar Series, 2023/24

  The UrbanMetaMapping Research Consortium warmly invites you the third edition of our online, midday academic talks on issues connected to our research interests on mapping man-made and natural catastrophes, heritage, urban planning, and digital tools used for researching these.

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• 10 Oct 2023

  Lisbon

  Call for papers - Representation

  Women on stage: From the backstage to the to limelight

  Women in theatre until the 19th century

  Since its origin, the History of Theatre has been built by male names. However, it is unthinkable that women have not also had an important role in this construction. Besides existing as characters, their contributions as performers, playwrights, composers, entrepreneurs, patrons, scenographers or costume designers, among a broad range of other functions, were fundamental to the development of the theatrical practice. This conference aims to recover the place of women in theatre since its origin until the 19^th century, covering a wide variety of topics, which have women at their centre, either as the focus of a show or as marginal, as star or tertiary figure, as part of the audience or as producer of the cultural object. The conference aims to provide a comprehensive and transdisciplinary debate in order to rediscover the place of women in theatre in a global and historical approach.

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• 11 Aug 2023

  Lyon

  Call for papers - Thought

  Plural approaches to the “dividual” : politics, space, bodies, digital

  The two-days conference entitled Plural approaches to the “dividual” : politics, space, bodies, digital is a hybrid and transdisciplinary project focused on the current radical transformations of the modern concept of “individual”. Our purpose is to explore the multiple interpretations and implications of the notion of “dividual”.

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• 15 Sep 2023

  Paris

  Call for papers - History

  Translation in Early Modern Diplomacies: Between Tradition and Innovation

  The early modern period was a time of burgeoning diplomatic activity on the European continent characterized by the spread of resident diplomacy and the appearance of peace congresses. Linguistic practices were changing dramatically as well, including Latin, German and Italian progressively overshadowed by French as a pan-European medium of diplomacy. All these developments had a considerable impact on translation in diplomacy, affecting its functioning and role in various ways. We would like to adopt a transnational and interdisciplinary viewpoint and consider the subject on the basis of new primary sources in the broad context of the development of translation and the evolution of diplomacy in the early modern period.

   

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• 15 Nov 2023

  Paris

  Call for papers - America

  New Monuments

  Iconoclasm, Reenactments, and Alternative Commemorations in the United States since 2000

  As demonstrated by Wendy Bellion’s scholarship, iconoclasm lies at the foundation of the United States. Yet Bellion also shows us that, rather than being sealed in the past, iconoclastic projects continue into the present. Iconoclastic destruction invariably entails creation—whether it is the construction of new monuments to replace the toppled ones, or the coalescence of a new community, movement, or nation. This conference seeks to bring together scholars interested in monuments and their destruction, public history and public art, historical reenactments, memory studies, and artistic practices across diverse media. We invite papers that evaluate recent commemorative projects, examine acts of iconoclasm and their aftermath, and study or propose novel approaches to representing historic events. 

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• 31 Oct 2023

  Call for papers - Language

  The birth and propagation of Phraseological Units

  Lexis – Journal in English Lexicology – will publish its 24^th issue in 2024. It will be edited by Damien Villers (Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès, France) and will deal with the topic “The birth and propagation of Phraseological Units”.

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• 01 Sep 2023

  Call for papers - Economy

  Multi-risk management in the agricultural sector

  Review of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Studies (RAFE) is seeking papers that contribute to a better understanding of multi-risk in the agricultural sector: what are the new management strategies in front of multi-risk in the agricultural sector? How are they carried out? Are we facing a change of paradigm in the way risks are managed at the farm and institutional level: should we rather speak of multi-risk management or adaptation to permanent shocks? More theoretically, how does a “multi-risk” approach renew the traditional conception of risk? 

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• 22 Jun 2023

  23 Jun 2023

  Paris

  Conference, symposium - Law

  Democratic Representation in and by International Organizations

  International organizations (IOs) play a central role in contemporary international law-making: they institutionalize many of the processes through which international law is adopted today, be it through international law-making conferences, international courts or as IO secondary law. Yet, the question of democratic representation in IOs, but also by IOs when they become members of other IOs or intervene as participants in other international law-making processes remains difficult, to say the least.

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• 31 Aug 2023

  Call for papers - Middle Ages

  Visualising Crisis in Late Middle Ages

  Slowly but surely, the last centuries of Medieval Europe on the verge to turn to Modernity, bang to build up a lot of dilemmas and moral interrogations: numbers of heresies and peculiar religious questions indicate how intricate cultural identities were during the Middle Ages. One of the many ways to document and explore those discrepancies and the modalities of maybe mending them, is the study of visual images, mental ones and pictures.

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• 18 Aug 2023

  Plouzané

  Scholarship, prize and job offer - Information

  Hollywood style propaganda: analysis of the use of creative content as a strategic tool for shaping public opinion on climate action

  Vacancy for a PhD Research Fellow in digital economics and strategy

  This interdisciplinary PhD project proposes to analyze the influence of creative projects aimed at eliciting action on climate change and sustainability on the community dynamics of the climate action movement online. This PhD falls within the framework of Computational Social Science: The successful candidate will have a degree in social sciences (economics, management, political science, sociology, ethnography, or cultural studies), skills (and interest) in data science and computer science and analytics, and competences in (big) data collection, organization, and analysis in particular in the area of social network analysis.

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• 19 Jun 2023

  14 Sep 2023

  Amsterdam | Brussels

  Conference, symposium - Language

  The Urban Topography of Exclusion in Literature and Arts

  Representing Clandestinity in Metropolitan Contexts

  The two-day international conference seeks to examine literature and the arts (painting, cinema, music) produced immediately after the rise of Nazism, during World War II, and following the Holocaust in order to challenge the urban topographical dynamics of Nazi anti-semitism.

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• 19 Jun 2023

  Montpellier

  Scholarship, prize and job offer - Language

  Post-doctoral position - ERC PuppetPlays Project

  Within the framework of the European project PuppetPlays funded by the European Research Council and led by Professor Didier Plassard, the Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3 (France) announces a vacant 12-months postdoctoral position. This position, intended for a doctor in English Studies or in Performing Arts, is focused on collecting and searching plays for puppet and marionette theatre from English-speaking areas (Western Europe, 17^th-21^st Century).

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• 15 Jun 2023

  16 Jun 2023

  Paris

  Conference, symposium - Representation

  The Agency of Plants in the Literature and the Arts of the French and English-Speaking Worlds (19th-21st century)

  Puissances du végéter dans la littérature et les arts des mondes francophones et anglophones (XIXe-XXIe siècle)

  The aim of this international conference is to reflect on the active role of plants in texts and visual representations in the literature and arts of the anglophone and the francophone worlds from the nineteenth century to the present day. We will think about the aesthetic, political, and epistemological implications of this form of agency and analyse the way in which plants act upon and with the human world from an anthrodecentric perspective. We will look at how plants can organise or disorganise our world, call into question established truths, and shape power relations, including political ones.

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• 25 Jul 2023

  15 Nov 2023

  Budapest

  Scholarship, prize and job offer - History

  Lessons of the Cold War?

  Visegrad Scholarship at the Open Society Archives

  We invite historians, researchers, political scientists, sociologists, and socially engaged artists to reflect on the Lessons from the Cold War by taking cues from the Blinken Open Society Archives (OSA) collections. The applicants are encouraged to reflect on the connections as well as on the differences between current times and the past by following some recommended sub-topics. The current call is part of a reflexive-research program at OSA interested in connecting past issues related to oppressive regimes, censorship, violence and information manipulation to current phenomena. We would like to assess the potential of a genealogical project linking the contemporary epistemic and political crisis of democracy to past modes of inquiry and activism.

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• 31 Aug 2023

  Call for papers - Modern

  “Public Realm Postgraduate Philosophy Journal” - Varia

  The second issue of Public Realm: Postgraduate and Early Career Journal of Philosophy invites young scholars and researchers to submit their original works that address a range of topics specialising on the political philosophy of war.

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• 04 Jul 2023

  Leuven

  Call for papers - History

  De-centering the history of international and transnational organisations: archives, methods, and new perspectives

  This workshop seeks to explore how different methodological approaches to international and transnational organisations can bring new histories into view. Rather than approaching international and transnational organisations from a strictly institutional point of view, we, instead, wonder how these organisations and their archives can become the basis for telling other, local, regional or international, stories that shift the focus to the broader context in which these organisations operated. By going beyond the institutional histories the workshop probes to re-evaluate the historiographical position of these organisations, while maintaining a clear view of the historian’s placement, challenges and limits.

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