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Non-university research organisations

Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA)

The Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA) is a non-profit organization of teachers and scholars of literature, language, and culture and the largest regional affiliate of the Modern Language Association (MLA). NeMLA provides a forum for the dissemination of scholarship and the advancement of teaching in modern languages and literatures. Every year, our four-day Convention affords NeMLA’s principal opportunity to carry on a tradition of lively research and pedagogical exchange. This event showcases different areas of inquiry and includes regular panels, roundtables, seminars, interactive workshops, special events, caucus meetings, literary readings, film screenings, and guest speakers.

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Fields of research

Literature and cultural studies

Links

http://www.buffalo.edu/nemla.html

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Contact

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Institutions

Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA)

Relations

Calls for papers

'Between Information and Entertainment': Newspapers, Modernism, and Transnational Print Networks (NeMLA 2021); Genocides and Language (NeMLA 2021); Écrire (sur) la ville / Writing (on) the City (NEMLA 2021); Textes francophones du Sud et du Nord : imaginaires géographiques (NeMLA 2021); Blurring the Line: Femininity and Masculinity in Italian Culture (NeMLA 2021); Terra Incognita: Travelers, Artists, and Scientists in Medieval and Early Modern Italy (NeMLA 2021); On Dreams and Oneiric Writing in Modern and Contemporary Literature/Media (NeMLA 2021); Mythologies in the 21st Century (NeMLA 2021); Laughing Off Violence: The Genre of Comedy and its Politics (NeMLA 2021); From the Page to the Streets: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Urban Literature (NeMLA 2021); Innovative Media: Representations of Race and Culture Across Asia (NeMLA 2021); Fairy Tales and Adaptation (NeMLA 2021); Inspired by and Invigorating Myth and Literature: Contemporary Literature and the Classics (NeMLA); Women's Voices, Women's Lives: Female Identities in Contemporary German Context (NeMLA Cfp); NeMLa 2022: Julien Gracq. un écrivain géographe; Masculine Wars, Feminine Exterminations: Experiences, Traumas and Revolts (NeMLA 2022, Baltimore); Literary Form, Spirituality, and Empire in the Global 20th Century (NeMLA 2022, Baltimore); Women and Spanish Kiosk Literature (1907-1939): Modernization and Mass Culture (NeMLA 2022, Baltimore); Decolonizing Speculative Fiction in and from the Americas, Roundtable at NeMLA 2022, Baltimore; État des lieux: Women in French and Francophone Noir Fiction, NeMLA 2022, Baltimore; Reading Literature Today, Roundtable at NeMLA 2022, Baltimore; Panel on Migration, Belonging, and Afro-Europeanness, at NeMLA 2022, Baltimore; Premodern Desires: The Erotic from the Symposium to the Inferno, NeMLA 2022, Baltimore; Encounters and Dis-encounters in Latin American Erotic Poetry and Narrative (NeMLA 2022, Baltimore); The Aesthetics of Humanity. The Influence of Literature on the Concept of Human Rights (Panel 19345, NeMLA 2022, Baltimore); Representations and Visions of the Future in Modernist Literature (Niagara Falls, NY); Zombies, Plagues, and Other Pandemics in Literature and Visual Media (NeMLA 2025); Moving Past Lovecraft: New Visions of the Weird (NeMLA 2025); Decolonizing German Studies: Literature of Migration as Catalyst? (NeMLA); Aquatic Tropes in Francophone Postcolonial Cultures (NeMLA 2021); Transmedia Adaptations of Literary ‘Classics’ in 20th- and 21st-century Artistic Expression (NeMLA 2021); Caring, Touching, Moving (NeMLA 2021); Innovative Modern Bodies (NeMLA 2021); Henry Miller in New Contexts (NeMLA 2021); British Travels to the Americas During the Long 19th Century (NEMLA 2021); Writing Within Interrogative Dynamics (NeMLA 2021); Machines in 20th Century Literature, Philosophy and Cinema (NeMLA 2021); Thinking On and With: Perspectives on Édouard Glissant (NeMLA 2021); Scandology: The Limits of Creative License (NeMLA 2021); Francophone African Women Writers Embracing Eco-Feminism (NeMLA 2021); Still Greek to Us: Greek Myth and 21st-century Literature (NeMLA 2021); Ways of Reading: The Politics of Method (NeMLA 2021); Egan, After Postmodernism (NeMLA 2021); Human Rights Violations in a Lawless Space: Incarceration in 21st-century Literatures (NeMLA 2021); Imagination and the Body in 20th-century Literature (NeMLA 2021); Framing Narratives (NeMLA 2021)

Events

NeMLA 2022 conference: NeMLA's 53rd Annual Convention
Date of publication: 17.06.2019
Last edited: 20.07.2020