World literatures

The first Tunisian Association for Comparative Studies international conference invites proposals that explore history or literature for tales about Passive Female Audience.

The Northeast Popular/American Culture Association was founded in 1974 as a professional organization for scholars living in New England and New York. It is a community of scholars interested in advancing research and promoting interest in the disciplines of popular and/or American culture. NEPCA’s membership consists of university and college faculty members, emeriti faculty, secondary school teachers, museum specialists, graduate students, independent scholars, and interested members of the general public. NEPCA holds an annual conference that invites scholars from around the globe to participate. In an effort to keep costs low, it meets on college campuses throughout the region.

The Faculty of Slavic Studies is pleased to invite you to the Third International Philological Forum for Young Scholars, this edition being under the title Fields of Cooperation. Thematic areas: A Focus on Philology: reflecting on it and its avenues for development; Literature: history and theory; Language: history and theory; Cultural Anthropology, Folkloristics, Ethnology: history and modern realities; Medieval Studies: the word, the image, the melody; New Media, Theatre and Cinema. Ambiguity in Art, Virtual Reality; The Methodology of Teaching Language and Literature: Challenges and Perspectives; Translation: theory and practice