Tag: CFP

  • CFP: 3rd Annual ‘Science & the Public’ Conference

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    Third Annual ‘Science & the Public’ Conference, University of Manchester, 21st and 22nd, June 2008 The past twenty years of scholarly study has demonstrated that science communication is a much more complex process than merely publishing in scientific journals and attending scientific meetings. Today the sciences are linked to society through many different channels of…

  • EVENT: Workshop on Popular Science Books

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    We are looking for contributors for a one-day event on popular science books to be held at Imperial College, London on 22nd Feb 2008. Literary critics, historians, writers, illustrators, publishers, prize-givers, reviewers, readers, booksellers, teachers (and others) are all invited to take part. Contributors will be asked introduce a book, collection, theme, or popular science…

  • BSLS 2008 latest

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    The call for papers for our annual conference is now available. The conference will be held in Keele Hall, a mid-nineteenth century manor now part of Keele University, set in its own magnificent gardens and park. Events planned for the conference include readings by two contemporary poets. Deryn Rees-Jones, recently voted one of the 20…

  • CFP:‘H. G. Wells, Science and Philosophy’

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    The H. G. Wells Society Annual Conference, Imperial College/Conway Hall, London, 28-29 September 2007 Proposals for 20-minute papers, or for panels of 2-3 papers, are invited for this year’s H. G. Wells Society Annual conference. The conference will be hosted by both Imperial College, London (on the 28 September) and by Conway Hall, Red Lion…

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    PATHOLOGIES: Questions of embodiment in literature, arts and sciences August 20-21, 2007 Research Centre for Literature, Arts and Science, University of Glamorgan, Wales, UK Plenary Speakers: Tim Armstrong, Kelly Hurley & Jonathan Sawday To consider how the body has been pathologized is to ask questions of what it means to be human. As the originating…

  • CFP: ‘New Maps of the Mind: Neuroscience, Microscopy and the Literary Imagination’

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    Dr Vike Martina Plock writes We are looking for one or two delegates to join us on a panel on neuroscience and literary modernism at the MSA 9th Annual Conference “Geographies of Visual and Literary Cultureâ€? in Long Beach, CA (1 – 4 November 2007).

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