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2012
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Call for Papers: Crossing Borders/Creating Worlds
Deadline: March 5, 2012
E-mail: fjussawa@unm.edu
Crossing Borders/Creating Worlds, is the special topic of an on-line volume of the Rocky Mountain Review, to be published in Summer 2012. This special issue aspires to explore the literary production of various immigrant and diaspora communities, in any geographic context. How do these communities articulate themselves? How are borders navigated? What are the impacts of migration on nations, groups, and individuals? We seek scholarly articles on literature which focuses on the movement of peoples both within and between nations - in our current globalized world. How do these writers and characters create new worlds to inhabit, and how real are these creations? In what ways can borders be both literal, physical boundaries, as well as the production of tradition and belief in our own minds and communities? What are the issues of identity, belonging and unbelonging? For submission guidelines, please contact our Guest Editor, Feroza Jussawalla.
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Call for Chapters for an Edited Book
Deadline: July 15, 2012
Website: http://aads.hss.kennesaw.edu
E-mail: rbobia@kennesaw.edu
Call for Chapters for an Edited Book
Beyond Borders with James Baldwin: A Practical Guide for Everyone
James Baldwin received international acclaim as a writer, novelist, essayist, poet, playwright, social critic, and civil rights activist. In the twenty-fifth year of James Baldwin's passing, a book is proposed entitled Beyond Borders with James Baldwin: A Practical Guide for Everyone.
Information on the Call for Chapters can be found on the Kennesaw State University African and African Diaspora Studies Program webpage under the Announcements section (http://aads.hss.kennesaw.edu).
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Visiting Scholars Program, Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center
Deadline: December 31, 2020
Website: http://www.ou.edu/special/albertctr/archives
E-mail: cacarchives@ou.edu
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED ON AN ON-GOING BASIS. This grant provides financial support for on-campus research in the Congressional Archives at the Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center, University of Oklahoma. Available to any serious scholar, grants range up to $1,000. There is a $500 limit for graduate students. For information see http://www.ou.edu/special/albertctr/archives/visit.htm.
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