ICLSL 2016

After the success of “National Conference on General Linguistics” (NCL), the department Linguistics, University of Kelaniya organised “First International Conference on Linguistics in Sri Lanka” (ICLSL 2015).

The enthusiasm showed by local and international researchers in making the ICLSL 2015 a platform for their research within the branches of Linguistics was commendable.

In 2016, ICLSL reaches its second step as the “Second International Conference on Linguistics in Sri Lanka”.

The Organising Committee of ICLSL 2016 warmly welcomes local and international researchers to forward their abstracts to iclsl2016@gmail.com  and make the conference a platform for their research findings.

Important Dates

Extended Deadline for Submission of Abstracts

 30th May 2016 

 Notification of Acceptance and Review Comments

30th May 2016

 Deadline for Resubmission

20th June 2016

  

Registration Period

20th June 2016 - 25th July 2016

 Conference Date

25th August 2016

Following format should be followed in preparing abstracts 

 Title of the abstract - Times New Roman 14 Bold 

Author’s name and affiliation - Times New Roman 12 

Abstract should be in single paragraph not exceeding 300 Words

-   Times New Roman 12 with 1.5 Spacing   5 Keywords

 Forward your abstracts to    iclsl2016@gmail.com 

 International Conference on Literature, Culture and World Peace 2016 (Pune, India)

NL 6/5/13, Sector-10, Nerul, Navi Mumbai, India- 400 706

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

LITERATURE, CULTURE &WORLD PEACE

23rd&24th September 2016

www.herso.org www.litsight.com

Venue

Dnyansagar Institute of Management & Research

SKP Campus, Near Pune-Mumbai Highway,

Baner-Balewadi, Pune, India

About Us

Higher Education and Research Society is a Mumbai based international learned society

concerned with the advancement and understanding of higher education, especially

through the insights, perspectives and knowledge offered by the systematic research and

scholarship. The Society aims to be the leading international organisation in the field to

support and disseminate research and education. We commit sustainable development

and focus on the solutions to spread the scientific attitude in academicians and citizens,

practical and solution-based approach to higher education in general; introduction of

applied education, social inequality, awareness of literature and language, climate change

and many more…

The Society intends to play a role of a catalyst to enable researchers in different

regions and disciplines to exchange information, share discussions on professional and

theoretical issues, and initiate and co-ordinate research. Purely committed to the cause of

academics in a „top-down pattern‟, the prime goal of the society is to encourage and

foster research by providing a platform to showcase the innate research aptitude of the

academician. Promoting academic research and scholarship into Language and

Literature, Humanities, Basic Sciences, Technology and Management streams, the

society is determined to bring about a scholarly get-together of the intellectuals.

The society has to its credit three mega international conferences held at Pune and

Nagpur with 400 plus delegates each time, a workshop and many MoUs with Research

Centers. For the future conferences the Society invites applications from reputed

institutions as „Venue Partners‟ in India

SUB THEMES 

Peace Studies

 Peace Polemics

 Philosophy of Peace

 War and Peace

 War Literature

 Role of Literature/s in Promoting Peace

 Environment and Peace

 Space and Peace

 Democracy and Peace

 Immigration/Migration and Peace

 Literature and Humanitarianism

 Literature and Cultural History

 Conflict Resolution and Disarmament

 Literature and Human Rights Philosophy and Ethics

 Communalism and Sectarianism

 Cultural Integration and Fragmentation

 Spirituality and Literature

 Gandhism and Literature

 Non-violence and Peace

 Buddhism and Literature

 International Law and its Execution

 Globalization and Peace

 Trench Poetry and Beat Poets

 Existentialist Stance in Literature

 Absurdity and Literature

 Inequality and Justice

 Literature of Protest and Peace

 Literatures of Gender Apartheids

 Literature and Ideology

 Globalization and Geopolitical Polarization

 Religion of War /Religion on War

 Ethnic Studies

 Literary Social Paradigm

 Literatures of Underrepresented

 Gender Trouble in Literature

 Nihilist and Jingoist Sentiment in Literature.

 Literature and Nationalism

 Regionalization and Internationalization

 Literature and Utilitarianism

 World Literature and New Literatures

 Ethnocentrism in Literature

 Literature and Class/ Caste / Race

 Rising Soft Powers in World Politics

 Subnationalism and Supranationalism

 Literature and Multiculturalism

 Terrorism and Literature

 Fundamentalism and Peace

 Xenophobia in Literature

 Agrarianism and Literature

 Regionalism and Regional Literature

 Rhetoric and Techno-culture

 Literature and Digital Divide

 Literature and Social Media

 Technology and Peace

 International Relations: Literary Depictions

 Cyber War and Science Fiction

 Globalization, Media and Peace

 Domestic Peace

 Education / Teaching for Peace

 Youth for Peace

ANY OTHER TOPIC(S) RELEVANT TO THE THEME OF THE CONFERENCE

Submission of Abstracts

The participants may send ABSTRACTS of their standard research papers up to 10th July

2016 (Regular Fees) or after 10th July (Late Fess) to sudhirnikam@gmail.com

conforming to the “Submission Guidelines” uploaded on www.herso.org OR

www.litsight.com.

“Registration Form” may be downloaded from the same websites. The details regarding

selection will be communicated within two days from the date of submission of abstract.

The registration process has to be completed within three working days from the date of

selection of the abstract.

The complete research paper for presentation may be submitted on the conference day at

the registration counter.

 Address for Correspondence

Dr Sudhir Nikam

A-2, 503, Punyodaya Park

Near Don Bosco School, Adharwadi

Kalyan (West), Thane, India- 421 301

Mobile: +919322530571 / +919405024593

Email: sudhirnikam@gmail.com 

Registration Fees

Registration fees should be paid through NEFT/Online Payment within “three working

days” as per the guidelines mentioned in the “SELECTION MAIL.”

Registration up to 10th July 2016

INR 2000/- (without accommodation)

INR 3000/- (with accommodation)

Registration after 10th July 2016

INR 2500/- (without accommodation)

INR 3500/- (with accommodation)Literary Insight: A Refereed

International Journal

(ISSN 0975-6248)

Annual Print Journal since 2010 (January)

Contact:-litsight@gmail.com

Contemporary Discourse: A Peer

Reviewed International Journal (ISSN

0976-3686)

Biannual Print Journal since 2010 (January / July)

Contact:- litsight@gmail.com

 SPOT REGISTRATIONdoes not include accommodation. However, spot

registration with accommodation is permissible to „foreign delegates only‟,

subject to availability and obtaining prior permission.

 „Moderate‟ accommodation on sharing basis will be provided for outstation

delegates during conference days (23rd&24th). The stay before the conference day

will be charged separately. Since limited number of rooms are available, delegates

are requested to register well in advance. The rooms will be allocated on firstcome-

first-serve-basis.

 Registration fees covers Conference Kit, Breakfast, Tea and Lunch during

conference days.

 Maharashtrian Vegetarian food will be served during conference days.

 A co-presenter or an accompanying person will have to make separate

registration.

 No T.A./ D.A. is paid to the Delegates.

Mode of Payment

Registration fees should be paid through NEFT/online payment only as per the guidelines

mentioned in the “SELECTION MAIL.”

Publication

The Registered Delegates are entitled to get their research paper published online in the

Journal of Higher Education & Research Society: A Refereed International

(ISSN 2349-0209) Oct16/April17 issue “subject to approval” by the reviewers.

 The “Selection Mail” following submission of ABSTRACT contains all the

detailed guidelines regarding publication. The authors need to strictly follow them.

 The approved submissions to be presented in this conference or some other relevant

paper should be mailed „separately‟ ONLY AS PER THE GUIDELINES

MENTIONED IN THE “SELECTION MAIL.”

 The only email for publication related communication is hersomumbai@gmail.com

 The final decision regarding publication of the article resides with the Convener /

Organizing Secretary.

Dr Madhavi Nikam Dr Sudhir Nikam

(Convener) (Organising Secretary)

Best Compliments


 FOR FURTHER DETAILS...http://herso.org/international-conference-on-literature-culture-and-world-peace-2016-pune-india/

CFP: "Indigenous Languages and Cultures: Then and Now" 

 

Call for Papers

May 28, 2016

 

United Kingdom

Colonial America, Indigenous Studies, Latin American and Caribbean History / Studies, Native American History / Studies, Pre-Columbian History / Studies

Proposals are welcome for 20-minute papers, or panels of three speakers, exploring indigenous cultures and languages from a range of methodological approaches and geographical contexts. As the name suggests, our conference welcomes submissions across a range of time periods, from historical to contemporary times.
Papers might consider themes including, but not limited to:

• Revitalisation and preservation
• Uses of indigenous histories
• Cultures under threat
• Oral tradition and education
• Literature and translation
• Community and identity

Submission
For individual papers, please submit a title, 200-word abstract and short biography.
For panel proposals, please submit a title and 200-word abstract for each paper and a short biography of each speaker.

Proposals should be sent to Harriet Smart at ILCConference2016@gmail.com  by Friday 28 May 2016.

Contact Info: 

Harriet Smart

PhD Candidate in History

 

University of Sheffield

1 Upper Hanover Street

Sheffield

S3 7RA

UK

 

@harrietlcsmart

http://www.sheffield.ac.uk/history/research/students/harriet-smart

https://sheffield.academia.edu/HarrietSmart 

 

‘Indigenous Languages and Cultures: Then and Now’ Conference

University of Sheffield, 12 and 13 September

@ILCC2016

https://indigenousculturesconference.wordpress.com

Contact Email: 

ILCConference2016@gmail.com

URL: 

https://indigenousculturesconference.wordpress.com/call-for-papers/

Aesthetics Afterlives: Memory, Transfiguration and the Arts

 

Call for Papers

September 9, 2016 to September 10, 2016

New Jersey, United States

Art, Art History & Visual Studies, Atlantic History / Studies, Colonial and Post-Colonial History / Studies, Humanities, Literature

Keynote Speaker: Jonathan Holloway, Dean of Yale College and Professor of History and African American Studies

Location: Princeton University, New Jersey

The last four decades have witnessed a phenomenal upsurge of interest in memory and memory studies. Spurred on by the unprecedented destruction of World War II, memory studies as many know it today has evolved in a largely Euro-centric context. But the last two decades have seen groundbreaking work in overcoming regional as well as disciplinary boundaries. Many scholars now reject the so-called "competition" model of trauma, which implicitly pits one community's suffering against another, finding instead that the study of commemoration can affirm and encompass the full diversity of human experience and loss. Scholars have also taken new interdisciplinary strides, blending critical study of the arts with the study of memory as well as personal narrative, as our keynote speaker, Jonathan Holloway, does in Jim Crow Wisdom.

Recent developments in the study of memory, from Michael Rothberg’s Multidirectional Memory to Benjamin Stora’s La gangrène et  l’oubli, highlight the struggle between the desire to remember and the need to forget, which has taken center stage in discussions about memory and its uses. Pierre Nora's concepts of lieux and milieux de mémoire have inspired both praise and controversy regarding the relationship between memory and history; memory and space; and memory and artifacts in societies’ efforts to institute archives or commemorate important events. Between the preservation of sites of commemoration, such as Ground Zero and Parque de la Memoria, and the state-imposed silence on commemorative spaces under repressive governments, memory has become a much more self-conscious societal focus.

All these developments have strong aesthetic dimensions. The third annual conference of the Department of Comparative Literature at Princeton will undertake a two-day reflection on these issues of memory in artistic works and practice, broadly conceived. We see opportunities for new exploration of the way memory is preserved, transmitted, changed, resignified, and reinvented in works of art, and especially in "translation" from one work or medium to another.

We invite conference participants and community members to join us in considering such questions as: How is the memory of a war or violent event reconceptualized in aesthetic representations? How does kitchification transform the memory of an original event? How does mnemonic intertextuality change memories? How do artists transmit one another's work, and extend one another's reach (or their own) in posterity? In what ways does a painting or photograph establish the afterlife of its subject, or does a composer extend the life of a text or image "translated" into music? Can the various art forms do justice to one another? Can they do without each other? How do different translators re-write or change texts and memories? How does the artistic medium transform, change or adapt the memory of an event, experience, person or another work of art? What is the role of the scholar in the commemoration of the dead, and the living? How do issues of memory figure in the Public Humanities movement? These questions concern us not only as scholars, but also as citizens and human beings, and they can inform our approach to the scholar's ideal role in society.

Potential papers might explore these subjects:

• Literature's refiguration of the memory of specific events
• Translation and resignification of memories
• Ekphrastic "translation," comparative media, and intermedial transmission (e.g., poetry set to music)
• Musical compositions and their particular mode of transmission
• Resignifying mnemonic sites
• Memory and palimpsest
• Food as memory
• Memory and trace(s)

Abstracts no longer than 500 words are due to Brahim El Guabli and Rachel Bergmann at  comconf@princeton.edu by June 10, 2016. Please include your full name, the title of your paper and your institutional affiliation in your abstract.

Contact Info: 

Brahim El Guabli
beguabli@princeton.edu

Contact Email: 

bguabli@princeton.edu

URL: 

https://complit.princeton.edu/events/annual-comparative-literature-conference-2016

   

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON 

JEAN PAUL SARTRE

CALL FOR PAPERS

SARTRE STUDIES '16 / Interdisciplinary Critical Theory Conference on Jean Paul Sartre will be held at Nippon Meeting Halls in Istanbul. The conference is coordinated by DAKAM (Eastern Mediterranean Academic Research Center) and will be organized by BILSAS (Science, Art, Sport Productions).

The event will be held together along with ALTHUSSER STUDIES '16 / Interdisciplinary Critical Theory Conference on Louis Althusser and BENJAMIN STUDIES '16 / Interdisciplinary  Critical Theory Series Conference on Walter Benjamin. Participants will be able to attend any of the sessions of these conferences.

All abstracts are going to be selected according to double blind reviews and accepted papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings E-Book with an ISBN number that will be given to you in a DVD box during conference registration.

We invite you to join us at the event in Istanbul and would like to emphasize that proposals from different parts of the world are welcomed.

For the publication opportunities, registration conditions and presentation instructions, please visit the REGISTRATION INFO page. For accommodation opportunities and city tours, please read the ACCOMMODATION & TOURS page. 

Themes

• Sartre’s Philosophy
• Phenomenology and Existiantalism
• Philosophy of Consciousness and Sartrean Phenomenology
• Sartre’s Approach to Dialectic Reason
• Sartre, Ricœur, Barthes
• Sartre, Hegel and German Idealism
• Kierkegaard, Nietzsche and Husserl
• Atheism, Theology and Mysticism
• Sartre, Psychoanalysis and Society
• Sartrean Ethics
• Feminist Philosophy 
• Question of Freedom
• Being and Nothingness
• Emotional Attachment
• Humanism
• Absurd
• Images and Memory
• Consciousness
• Temporality, Subjectivity and Narrativity
• Consciousness and the Body
• Writing and Working
• Sartre, Marx and Marxism
• Critiques of Capitalism and Liberalism
• Political Discussions around Sartre and his Political Perspectives
• Sartre and Cold War
• Sartre and Second World War
• Sartre and Soviet Union
•  Sartre and Literature
• Sartre and his Novel
• Modenist Literature and Poetry 
• Sartre on Stage and Screen
• New Approaches to Sartre Studies
• Critical Theory and Sartre 
• Sartre’s Work
• Sartre and Activism
• Biographical Notes
• Sartre and People

SARTRE STUDIES '16 / International Critical Theory Series Conference on Jean Paul Sartre 

Conference 

21st to 22nd October 2016 

Istanbul, Turkey 

Website: http://www.dakamconferences.org/#!sartre/kylyw 

Contact person: Ozgur Ozturk 

Papers will be published in DAKAM's online library and in the proceedings e-book (with an ISBN number), which will be given to you in a DVD box and will be sent to be reviewed in the "Thomson & Reuters WOS' Conference Proceedings Citation Index-CPCI 

Organized by: DAKAM 

Deadline for abstracts/proposals: 15th July 2016 

Dreaming Asleep, Dreaming Awake

International Conference

7-­8 October 2016 – Warsaw, Poland

organised by Interdisciplinary Research Foundation

        Keynote Speaker: Dr. Massimo Schinco, International Association for the Study of Dreams

     The notion of dreams and beliefs about them differ considerably across cultures. In certain societies, dreams are generally considered to be unreal figments irrelevant to the important concerns of daily life. In other cultures people treat dreams as important sources of information about the future, the spiritual world or oneself. In some, dreams are considered to be a space for action like waking life, or a means for communication with other people or with the supernatural.

     According to Waud H. Kracke, how dreams are dealt within different cultures may be examined from four perspectives: beliefs people hold about the nature of dreaming; conventional systems by which people interpret particular dreams; the social context in which dreams are shared (or not shared) and discussed; and the ways in which dreams are used in practice, especially in curing. In addition, dreams can be interpreted psychodynamically, as expressing the dreamer’s inner wishes, fears and conflicts. Furthermore, scholars and clinicians have refined different forms of dreamworking, especially in groups, in order to appreciate the benefits that the attention to dreams may bring about in the life of individuals and communities.

     Dreaming Asleep, Dreaming Awake International Conference aims to spark new conversations about dreams and and their role(s) in cultural, social and personal contexts.

         Papers are invited on topics related, but not limited, to:

• theories of dreaming
• cultural differences in dreams
• social embeddedness of dreams
• dream symbolism
• interpretation of dreams
• therapeutic use of dreams
• dreams and creativity

   The conference will bring together scholars from different fields including philosophy, theology, psychology, psychiatry, neuroscience, sociology, anthropology, history, art, literature, linguistics, etc.

          The language of the conference is English.

        Paper proposals up to 250 words and a brief biographical note should be sent by 15 June 2016 to:        dreams@irf-network.org. Download paper proposal form.

          Papers presented at the conference will be published in a collected volume.

          Registration Fee:

• Full registration fee: 150 €
• Student registration fee: 115 €

Conference Venue: As-Bud Conference Centre, Central Tower, Al. Jerozolimskie 81, Warsaw