Call for Abstracts
International Conference: Big Data Discourses: Communicating, Deliberating, and Imagining Datafication
To achieve its goals, the German Semiotic Association organizes conferences, colloquia,workshops, courses, lecture series on core areas of its research fields. Moreover, every three years the association organizes an international congress. Within the 17th international congress „Signs.Cultures.Digitality“ (Landau, 24.–28. September 2024), the section Theatre, Dance & Circus has organized a panel on the topic “Immersion. Remediation. Revolution – Digital (&) Performance” and invites for paper proposals.
Call for Papers for a Thematic Colloquium at the 25th Sociolinguistics Symposium, Curtin University, Whadjuk Noongar Boodja (Perth, Australia), 24-27 June 2024. Both online and on-site participation are possible.
The UNPOP International Colloquium focuses on the role that emotions (and/or affects, passions, sentiments, feelings, moods, dispositions, and attitudes) and narratives (and/or discourses, framings, storytelling) play in forging socio-political identities and the impact that they have on political behaviour and democracy.
With this conference and exhibition we want to highlight how global hip hop practitioners and hip hop scholars remember, historicise and archive the culture locally. The exhibition will bring to light memorabilia, artefacts and images from the local Milton Keynes hip hop scene from the late 1980s to the mid 1990s. We will invite local breakers, graffiti artists, emcees, deejays, musicians and knowledge producers to showcase their art and culture and reflect on the past and the future of hip hop in Milton Keynes, in the United Kingdom and in the world.
The Departments of Musicology and Translation Studies invite you to the
International Conference
"Radical Thought in the Anthropocene: Dimensions and Potentials of Critical Theory"
1-3.6.2023, University Centre WALL, Graz University
Merangasse 70/EG, Graz
Abstract Submission deadline extended to 7th of May, 2023
Call for Papers
International Symposium
KEYNOTES
Prof. Dr. Arran Stibbe, University of Gloucestershire
Prof. Dr. Göran Eriksson, Örebro University
In recent years, HEPPsters have been engaging in themes of populist mobilisation in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly the relationship between time and space, and how this relationship informs the construction of ‘Us’. In the previous edition, HEPP3 paid special attention to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In 2023, this theme is expanded to reflect on the rise of ethno-nationalism.
