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Category Archives: CFPs, Conferences, Lectures and Journals

Annual meeting of the CSA

The call for papers for the annual meeting of the Canadian Sociological Association has been posted here. A few more sessions should appear over the coming days. Unfortunately, all presenters must be members of the CSA by the time of the conference. I am organizing a session on “Social Theory and History,” which already has [...]

CFP: Crime, Law and the Disciplines

Crime, Law and the Disciplines: A Graduate Student Conference November 6-7, 2008, University of Toronto CALL FOR PAPERS The Centre of Criminology Graduate Student Association invites all graduate students working on criminological, sociological, socio-legal and/or other research to participate in an upcoming conference entitled ‘Crime, Law and Disciplines’. We welcome papers that explore this theme [...]

CFP: Zombies

Call for Papers: An Interdisciplinary Collection of Essays on the Zombie We are seeking proposals for an interdisciplinary edited volume discussing the zombie from a wide variety of perspectives and within a wide range of contexts. We encourage submissions from any discipline, including but not limited to English literature, film studies, media studies, cultural studies, [...]

CFP: Down to The Wire: Urban Decay and American Television

Call For Papers – Edited Collection Down to The Wire: Urban Decay and American Television Edited by Tiffany Potter and C.W. Marshall (University of British Columbia) Proposals are invited for an edited collection of original essays that examine The Wire, HBO’s award-winning television series, which has just concluded its fifth and final season. The volume [...]

Pedagogical Encounters in Law, Culture and the Humanities

Call for Participation Pedagogical Encounters in Law, Culture and the Humanities Academics in law, culture and the humanities find the “law” in a wide array of cultural sites – from Victorian diaries, to Hollywood blockbusters, to children’s literature, to memorial architecture. This richness poses incredible opportunities but also daunting challenges for us in the classroom. [...]

Cheap Books – Columbia UP

In my mail this morning – possibly of interest (Butler, Deleuze, Cixous, Derrida, Lefort, Kristeva, etc): I wanted to let you know about our White Sale which goes through May 31st. For more information, please visit: http://cup.columbia.edu/sale/23 We are offering up to 80% off on more than 1,000 titles in all subjects. (There are some [...]

CFP: Carl Schmitt and the Event

Papers are invited for a thematic issue on Carl Schmitt and the Event to appear in Telos: A Quarterly Journal of Politics, Philosophy, Critical Theory, Culture, and the Arts in 2009. Guest-edited by Michael V. Marder (University of Toronto), the journal invites papers that explore the political, philosophical, and theological dimensions of the “event” in [...]

Symposium – Spinoza: Ethics, Interpretation, Power

(Not that this should convince anyone to go, but I am moderating Montag’s session.) SPINOZA: ETHICS, INTERPRETATION, POWER February 1 & 2, 2008 York Lanes (Offices) York University, Toronto. What is the relationship of ethics, interpretation and power in Spinoza? What demands does examination of that relationship place upon the reader? How does that relationship [...]

Jim Vernon: “Hegel’s Philosophy of Language”

I haven’t had the opportunity to read this book yet, but it is worth mentioning not only because the topic is intrinsically interesting, but also because I audited Vernon’s seminar on Kant’s First Critique one summer. Jere O’Neill Surber review’s Jim Vernon’s Hegel’s Philosophy of Language (Continuum, 2007) at Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews: Hegel’s views [...]

Fuyuki Kurasawa: “The Work of Global Justice”