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Palma
Manuel de Falla on the Island: Art, Culture and Modernity in 1930s Mallorca
On the occasion of the Manuel de Falla Year (1876–1946), marking the 150th anniversary of his birth, the Department of Musicology at the Conservatori Superior de Música de les Illes Balears and the Department of Historical Sciences and Theory of the Arts at the Universitat de les Illes Balears are organising this International Conference. Taking Falla’s stay in Mallorca as its point of departure, the conference aims to encourage reflection on issues related to the arts and European culture in the context of the 1930s.
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Afro-Caribbean Literary Discourse – A Tribute to Professor Roger Toumson
This call for papers is intended as a tribute to the literary history work carried out by Professor Roger Toumson since the publication, in the journal Présence africaine, of his article “La littérature antillaise d'expression française. Problèmes et perspectives.”
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Phraseological Universals in Natural Languages
Revue « Neophilologica », n° 38
The study of linguistic universals, closely tied to linguistic typology, seeks to identify features shared across natural languages despite their diversity. These universals — traditionally classified as phono-logical, grammatical, semantic, and symbolic — aim to formalize the invariants of human language, often in connection with cognition and perception. While linguistic typol-ogy focuses on differences between languages, the study of universals defines their con-straints, delineating the boundaries of possible variation.
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Aubervilliers
Appel à contribution
Ce colloque international se propose de réfléchir aux liens existants entre design et écologie. Cinq axes seront privilégiés : 1/ Ecopoétique du design ; 2/ Matériaux, outils et médias du design ; 3/ Ecologie et déontologie ; 4/ Ecologie et enjeux épistémologiques spécifiques au design ; 5/ Traductions sensibles du nœud Design-Ecologie.
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Work, Health, and Environment between Knowledge and Power (19th–21st Centuries)
This conference seeks to be a multidisciplinary forum (history, sociology, geography, medicine, anthropology, etc.) devoted to analysing the knowledge, practices, and repertoires of action arising from these mobilisations. It welcomes diverse historical and geographical contexts, especially beyond countries of early industrialisation, to document and map past and present struggles against harmfulness.
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Lisbon
Associationism: history, practices and legacies (19th–21st centuries)
Cadernos do Arquivo Municipal Nº 27
This dossier aims to bring together original scholarly contributions that deepen our understanding of associationism in its multiple dimensions, privileging approaches that combine methodological rigour with empirical and analytical breadth. Proposals may be based on specific case studies or comparative analyses and should critically engage with the nature of associationism and its impact on contemporary societies. Contributions drawing on unpublished primary sources or offering innovative reinterpretations of well-known documentary corpora are particularly welcome.
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Perpignan
Le colloque, organisé à l’université Perpignan Via Domitia vise à questionner les reconfigurations contemporaines des savoirs, des récits patrimoniaux et des publics. Il croise histoire de l’art, archéologie, muséologie et sciences de l’information et de la communication. Trois axes structurent la réflexion : apports scientifiques des technologies numériques, enjeux critiques des musées numériques et médiation culturelle, usages des publics et valorisation territoriale.
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Lyon
Cycle of conferences on post-colonial studies from Latin America
This first edition of the Conference Series on Postcolonial Studies from Latin America — conducted in collaboration with the Department of Languages — arose from a particular concern: what does it mean to engage with Latin American thought from France? In an article that also serves as a statement of position, historian Serge Gruzinski attempts to answer this question: France is a place where it is possible to seek a new conception of the relationship between Europe and America, far from the reductions that certain intellectual traditions—notably American postcolonial studies—have made of Latin America.
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Paris 01 Louvre
Facing Extractivisms. Arts and Literatures
Cet évènement entend réunir des chercheuses et chercheurs en sciences environnementales, sciences humaines, arts et littératures, mais aussi des artistes et des activistes pour aborder la question des extractivismes contemporains et la manière dont les arts et les littératures y participent, en rendent compte ou les combattent.
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The Social Life of Names and Naming Practices in the Context of Migration
Names are not mere labels but powerful tools through which people assert identity, are categorised, and negotiate relationships with states, institutions and communities. Whether they refer to people, places or businesses, names do things : they index belonging and difference, tell stories, record histories of mobility and settlement, and mediate social interaction. This topical collection uses names and naming practices to trace the reconfigurations that accompany migration.
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Illegal enslavement and reenslavement in the Atlantic World
« Esclavages et Post-Esclavages / Slaveries and Post-Slaveries » Journal
This issue of the journal Esclavages et Post-Esclavages will explore various aspects of illegal enslavement and re-enslavement in the Atlantic world from the 15th century to the present day and will welcome contributions in English, French, Portuguese or Spanish.
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Minority Uses of the Past and Dynamics of Power in the Americas (19th–21st Centuries)
This conference follows on from an initial meeting, which focused on the forms of uses of the past, to examine the consequences of these uses and their results, both on national history and on minorities, as well as on disciplines and their methods. Researchers from different disciplines are invited to reflect on the same subjects from the perspective of their methods: anthropologists, sociologists, geographers, historians, specialists in literary studies, cultural studies, art historians, and linguists. The following four themes may guide proposals for papers.
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Development Seen from Africa: Perceptions, Management, and the Challenge of “Better Living”
Revue « Daftari za Ngūgī », Vol. 6, 1er semestre 2027
Ce numéro de la revue Daftari za Ngūgī (ex-Nouvelles Dynamiques Africaines) invite à une rupture épistémique avec les mesures occidentales du développement (IDH). Contre la vision d’une Afrique pathologisée par les classements internationaux, cet appel sollicite des enquêtes empiriques rigoureuses explorant le « développement par le bas » : économie informelle, solidarités villageoises et définitions endogènes du « vivre-mieux ».
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Arts and Literature in Latin America in the 21st Century: A Crossroads?
Amerika n°32
Following the colloquium held in Rennes, France, on October 9 and 10, to celebrate the magazine's fifteenth anniversary and as we approach the end of the first quarter of the 21st century, we would like to explore how contemporary Latin American imaginaries (primarily through literary and artistic production) contextualize not only belonging to specific territories but also the place these territories occupy in an increasingly globalized cultural universe.
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This conference aims to map medievalism (the field relating to the scholarly and creative reception of the “Middle Ages”) in Europe and around the world. In recent years, which subjects have been the focus of medievalist studies ? In which institutions (universities, research centers)?
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Paris
Rereading, (re)emergence, appropriation: What is to be done with the art of the past?
The writings of art historians, like the works of art themselves, are a place of emergence, return, and incessant reinterpretation. This dialogue between periods at the heart of both artistic creation and the narrative of our discipline will be the subject of the 2026 edition of the Ecole de Printemps. Proposals for papers could present case studies, where a work or body of work quotes, repeats, adopts, or readapts earlier images, objects, or monuments. They might analyse historiographical reinterpretations by considering them as transhistorical interventions and reappropriations – whether textual, visual or museum-based.
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Le Kremlin-Bicêtre
Call for papers - Representation
Revue « In Vivo Arts » No. 3
The In Vivo Arts team proposes an exploration of the concept of virtualities, and therefore invite artists, researchers, playwrights, performers, theorists, technicians, educators, and thinkers in the performing arts and cinema to submit reflections, texts, experiments, critiques, archives, works, or testimonies that interrogate this concept beyond its broad association with the world of digital technology, Artificial Intelligence, or new technologies.
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Economy of leftovers and recycling
Social, political and environmental dynamics in the Global South
Economies built around waste – rubbish, unsold goods, surplus, scrap, used materials – are becoming increasingly important in the Global South. This issue therefore aims to examine these forms of economic activity from three main perspectives: environmental, socio-economic and political. The objective is to bring together empirical and theoretical work that documents, compares and problematises these waste economies based on surveys conducted in Southern countries, while taking into account the circulation and cross-influences with Northern countries. These ‘waste products’ can take various forms, which the issue intends to consider in an open and pluralistic perspective.
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Intellectual property: historical perspectives
The Revista Chilena de Historia del Derecho, a fully electronic journal, invites original, unpublished contributions for a thematic dossier on the history of intellectual property.
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Santiago de Compostela
Cadernos de Fraseoloxía Galega - Varia
An international journal on phraseological and paremiological, issue 28 (2027)
Cadernos de Fraseoloxía Galega, an international journal on phraseological and paremiological research edited by Centro Ramón Piñeiro para a Investigación en Humanidades (Xunta de Galicia), is seeking submissions of contributions for its twenty-eight issue.
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