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Call for Papers

Call for Papers Here we share Calls for Papers for Camera-Stylo, and also CfPs from other Journals, Societies and Network groups current active Calls for Papers The University of Sydney CALL FOR PAPERS - Sisterhood 20 Nov, 2021 5 Jan, 2022 A symposium hosted by the Sydney Literature and Cinema Network 17 July 2026 See Details Call for Book Chapters From Page to Screen: An Examination of Comic Book to...

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Camera-Stylo 6

REGISTER HERE NOW Caméra-Stylo 6 Conference 2025 The Entanglement: Networks, Intersections, Polyphonies, and Intertextuality in Literature and Cinema In the 2020s, we are more aware than ever of the effects that our networked culture is having on human and non-human entities across the globe. The entanglement of our political and economic policy with climate catastrophe, for example, has produced convergent feelings of collapse and crisis. Still, we continue to reckon with questions of meaning in the face of finitude, through art. Aesthetic experience means being attentive to, as...

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Caméra-Stylo 5

Caméra-stylo 5 Welcome to the End of the World Approaching Extinction: Anthropological and Environmental Encounters in Literature and Cinema Sydney University and Online, 12–14 July, 2023 Our 5th Caméra-Stylo conference brought together international scholars interested in eco-critical interventions and discussions of the Anthropocene. This was my first Caméra-Stylo conference since joining the network in 2022, and being part of it really captured the network’s merits as an interdisciplinary hub of people who love literature and cinema and engage with...

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Caméra-Stylo 4

Caméra-stylo 4 CfP: Camera Stylo 4 conference “Transnational Screens: Global Literature and Cinema”. July 14–16, 2021 @ Sydney University (AUS) and Online. Deadline: Feb 12, 2021. Jan 22, 2021 | CFP, CFPs conferences | 0 Evolving global screen environments in the last decade have triggered fundamental changes to the phenomena previously understood as the “transnational,” as content creators articulate new forces that connect and at times separate people and institutions across national and cultural borders. As such, transnational film, television and miscellaneous screen...

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