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Call For Papers, "Male Bodies / Global Cinema"
July 12, 2006 - 2:04pm -- autonomedia
Anonymous Comrade writes:
"Male Bodies / Global Cinema"
Call For Papers
Contributions are sought for a new volume on the representation of the male body in global cinema.
Essays on any nationalities or ethnicities are welcome, but the following will take priority:
Australian cinema;
Chinese cinema;
Cinemas of Western and Southern European countries (especially France, Germany and Italy);
Post 1989 Eastern European cinemas;
Cinemas of the states of the former Soviet Union;
Cinema from the Indian subcontinent;
Latin American cinemas (especially Argentinean, Brazilian, Cuban and Mexican);
Middle Eastern cinema.
Contributions can focus on specific countries or ethnicities and can analyse key actors, directors or films or offer a more diverse overview, but the emphasis will be on cinema produced in the last twenty years.
Please send proposals including title, 500-word abstract, provisional bibliography and short bio by 1 December 2006. Accepted contributions (of around 7,000 words) will be expected by July 2007 for publication with a well-established publishers in the field in late 2008/early 2009.
Anonymous Comrade writes:
"Male Bodies / Global Cinema"
Call For Papers
Contributions are sought for a new volume on the representation of the male body in global cinema.
Essays on any nationalities or ethnicities are welcome, but the following will take priority:
Australian cinema;
Chinese cinema;
Cinemas of Western and Southern European countries (especially France, Germany and Italy);
Post 1989 Eastern European cinemas;
Cinemas of the states of the former Soviet Union;
Cinema from the Indian subcontinent;
Latin American cinemas (especially Argentinean, Brazilian, Cuban and Mexican);
Middle Eastern cinema.
Contributions can focus on specific countries or ethnicities and can analyse key actors, directors or films or offer a more diverse overview, but the emphasis will be on cinema produced in the last twenty years.
Please send proposals including title, 500-word abstract, provisional bibliography and short bio by 1 December 2006. Accepted contributions (of around 7,000 words) will be expected by July 2007 for publication with a well-established publishers in the field in late 2008/early 2009.