posted by user: LauraJeffries || 687 views || tracked by 1 users: [display]

SAMLA 2022 : White Supremacist Revisions of the American Narrative

FacebookTwitterLinkedInGoogle

Link: https://samla.memberclicks.net/callsforpapers
 
When Nov 11, 2022 - Nov 13, 2022
Where Jacksonville, Fl.
Submission Deadline Jul 10, 2022
Categories    american studies   race & ethnicity   cultural studies
 

Call For Papers

White Supremacist Revisions of the American Narrative

National narratives are iterative projects that can never quite arrive at the truth, and public understandings of American history and culture have always been destabilized by white supremacist perspectives and the misappropriation of information. As white supremacist voices are (re)mainstreamed and elevated, the fracturing of the American text only accelerates. In keeping with this year's SAMLA conference theme of "Change," this session invites submissions related to the ways white supremacist and ethno-nationalist ideologues attempt to overwrite, erase, or reinterpret some component of the American narrative.

Depending on the level of response, priority will be given to relatively recent or ongoing activity. Consideration of the roles of academic research, journalism, and other forms of public discourse in countering these textual revisions is especially welcome. By July 10, please submit an abstract of 250 words, a brief bio, and any A/V or scheduling requests to Laura Jeffries, Florida State College at Jacksonville, at jeffries@fscj.edu.

Related Resources

FNP 2023   The 5th Financial Narrative Processing Workshop
call for edited volumes / Open Cultural 2023   call for edited volumes / Open Cultural Studies
GIRES_HARLEM Renaissance 2024   Celebrating the Centenary of the Harlem Renaissance: Legacy, Influence, and Contemporary Perspectives
Call For Papers - ULYSSES AT ONE HUNDRED 2023   Call For Papers - ULYSSES AT ONE HUNDRED PLUS (second call)
GIRES_CIVIL RIGHTS 2024   Civil Rights Act of 1964: Historical Significance, Impact, and Legacy
IJMVSC 2023   The International Journal of Managing Value and Supply Chains
NCIRTTM 2023   Extended CFP: Narrative Complexity in Recent Time-Travel Media
religious-origins-white-supremacy 2024   The Religious Origins of White Supremacy: Johnson v. M’Intosh and the Doctrine of Christian Discovery.
MM 2024   Migrating Minds 1.1. 2024