‘Some of the Gothic’s best-known monsters come from folklore, such as the vampire and the werewolf, but [...] the influence of folklore on the Gothic is not unidirectional or historically limited.’ (Carina Hart, ‘Gothic Folklore and Fairytale’, p. 1). ‘If folk horror’s principal affect is a shock and repulsion based on graphic bodily violence, the … Continue reading Call for Papers: Dark Enchantments: Gothic Folklore and the Monstrous Fairy-Tale
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CFP: ‘Consuming the Gothic’ Conference
Sheffield and online, 29th November 2023 Sheffield Gothic are excited to announce our next conference, 'Consuming the Gothic', to be held in-person in Sheffield and online on Wednesday 29th November 2023. The Gothic has a long and complex relationship with consumption. Our habits of consuming have been reflected in Gothic and Romantic writing and art … Continue reading CFP: ‘Consuming the Gothic’ Conference
Reimagining the Gothic: Aesthetics and Archetypes CFP and Keynote Announcements
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Announcement: Religion and Rape Culture Conference
As you may be aware, our friends over at the Shiloh project have recently released a cfp for their Religion and Rape Culture conference taking place at the University of Sheffield on 6 July 2018. They are seeking submissions of abstracts (presentations and research posters) for a one-day interdisciplinary conference exploring and showcasing research into the … Continue reading Announcement: Religion and Rape Culture Conference
CFA: ‘Werewolves: Studies in Transformations’
CFA: ‘Werewolves: Studies in Transformations’ (abstracts: 30thNovember 2015, full submissions: 31st March 2016)Organization:Dr Janine Hatter and Kaja Franck, ‘Revenant: Critical and Creative Studies of the Supernatural’Contact email:j.hatter@hull.ac.uk / k.a.franck@gmail.com‘Revenant: Critical and Creative Studies of the Supernatural’ is a peer-reviewed, online journal looking at the supernatural, the uncanny and the weird. Revenant is now accepting articles, … Continue reading CFA: ‘Werewolves: Studies in Transformations’
CFP: The Summer of 1816 Conference
‘The year without a summer’, as 1816 was known, was the year in which Percy Bysshe Shelley, Mary Godwin (later Shelley), Lord Byron, John Polidori and Claire Claremont came together, for the first time, in Geneva. This meeting of five creative minds at Lake Geneva in 1816 has been the subject of several films and … Continue reading CFP: The Summer of 1816 Conference