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Hispanet’s Call for Papers 2009: “Surrealism, Primitivism, and Orientalism in Latin American and Peninsular Literature & Film”
| Publication Deadline: | 2009-09-04 (Archive) |
| Date Submitted: |
2008-10-06 |
| Announcement ID: |
164432 |
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Hispanet’s Call for Papers 2009
“Surrealism, Primitivism, and Orientalism in Latin American and Peninsular Literature & Film”
Florida International University /
Florida Memorial University
September 4th, 2009
We welcome papers of 20 to 25 pages, notes and works cited included, that represent a critical study of gender in Latin American literature and film. Hispanet is an online journal sponsored by the Modern Language Department of Florida International University, the Graduate Student Organization of this department and Florida Memorial University. The deadline for submission is May 4th, 2008. Suggested topic headings include but are not limited to:
The Other: Race, Sex and Class
Chinese and Japanese Communities in Latin America
The Femme Fatale in Literature and Film
Primitive Latin American Myths and Gender
Fetichism in Buńuel
Primitive Perspectives and the Search for the Origins
Utopian Women’s Worlds
Surrealist Obsession with Women’s Bodies
Latin American Orientalism
Witchcraft and Jungian Feminism
Surrealist Women in Latin America
Religion, Sexuality and Surrealism
Ancient Goddesses and Women in Power in Today’s World
Surrealist Eroticism as Subversion
Isabel Allende’s Primitivism
Women in Modernism
Carpentier and the Wonderful
Muslims in Peninsular Literature: There are no Moors on the coast
Contemporary Surreal Short Stories
The Latin American Boom and their Primitive tendencies
The globalization of Magical Realism
The Orient in Hispanic Films
Primitivism in the Woman-Nature Connection
Latin American African Myths and Stories
19th and 20th Century Orientalism
The Surrealist and Magical Realism Divide
Magic and Surrealism in Fiction
Escaping the Age of Reason through Fantasy
Shamanism in Latin American Literature
Surrealism and Postmodernism in Fragmented Texts
Papers may be written in Spanish or English using the MLA format 6th edition. The electronic submission of your paper is in Word 2003. It must not have your name, or your affiliation in the text. Use a separate document for your data: title page with the author’s name, affiliation, address, and phone: hispanet@fiu.edu (Subject: Hispanet Submission). You should also send by post two printed copies of your paper and one page with your data to:
HISPANET
Professor Zoila Clark
Department of Humanities
Florida Memorial University
15800 NW 42nd avenue – Miami Gardens, FL 33054 - USA
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HISPANET
Professor Zoila Clark
Department of Humanities
Florida Memorial University
15800 NW 42nd avenue – Miami Gardens, FL 33054 - USA
Email: zclark@fmuniv.edu
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