MAPACA 25th Annual Conference
November 6-8, 2014
The Mid Atlantic Popular & American Culture Association (MAPACA)'s
25th Annual Conference will be held on November 6-8, 2014 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore, MD.
Call for Papers:
Proposals are welcome on all aspects of popular and American culture. For more information or to submit a proposal, visit http://mapaca.net. Single papers, panels, roundtables, and alternative formats are welcome. Submit a 300-word abstract to one appropriate area by Saturday, June 14, 2014.
Subject Areas:
Subject Areas are as follows. Please visit the Areas page for Area Chair contact information, area description, and other information. General questions should be directed to us at the Contact page.
Activism
American Studies
Architecture and the Built Environment
Art & Visual Culture
Beowulf to Shakespeare: Popular Culture in the Middle Ages/ Renaissance
Children and Childhood Studies
Comics, Cartoons, and Video Gaming
Death in American Culture
Decorative Arts and Design
Detective Fiction
Disability Studies
Environment and Culture
Fan Fiction
Fashion, Appearance and Material Culture
Film Studies
Food and Culture
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer (GLBTQ) Studies
Horror
Internet Culture
Language and Popular Culture
Latino/a Studies
Music
Native American Studies
Novels, Then and Now
Professional Development
Religion and Popular Culture
Sexuality and Erotica
SF/Fantasy
Sports
Tattoos and Tattooing
Television
Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies
Travel and Tourism
Urban Culture
War Studies
Women’s Studies
Working Class Culture
About MAPACA:
MAPACA’s membership is comprised of college and university faculty, independent scholars and artists, and graduate and undergraduate students. MAPACA is an inclusive professional organization dedicated to the study of popular and American culture in all their multi-disciplinary manifestations. It is a regional division of the Popular Culture and American Culture Association (PCA/ACA). MAPACA hosts an annual conference and publishes the Mid-Atlantic Almanack each fall, and engages in other scholarly and analytical activities year round at http://mapaca.net.
25th Annual Conference will be held on November 6-8, 2014 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore, MD.
Call for Papers:
Proposals are welcome on all aspects of popular and American culture. For more information or to submit a proposal, visit http://mapaca.net. Single papers, panels, roundtables, and alternative formats are welcome. Submit a 300-word abstract to one appropriate area by Saturday, June 14, 2014.
Subject Areas:
Subject Areas are as follows. Please visit the Areas page for Area Chair contact information, area description, and other information. General questions should be directed to us at the Contact page.
Activism
American Studies
Architecture and the Built Environment
Art & Visual Culture
Beowulf to Shakespeare: Popular Culture in the Middle Ages/ Renaissance
Children and Childhood Studies
Comics, Cartoons, and Video Gaming
Death in American Culture
Decorative Arts and Design
Detective Fiction
Disability Studies
Environment and Culture
Fan Fiction
Fashion, Appearance and Material Culture
Film Studies
Food and Culture
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer (GLBTQ) Studies
Horror
Internet Culture
Language and Popular Culture
Latino/a Studies
Music
Native American Studies
Novels, Then and Now
Professional Development
Religion and Popular Culture
Sexuality and Erotica
SF/Fantasy
Sports
Tattoos and Tattooing
Television
Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies
Travel and Tourism
Urban Culture
War Studies
Women’s Studies
Working Class Culture
About MAPACA:
MAPACA’s membership is comprised of college and university faculty, independent scholars and artists, and graduate and undergraduate students. MAPACA is an inclusive professional organization dedicated to the study of popular and American culture in all their multi-disciplinary manifestations. It is a regional division of the Popular Culture and American Culture Association (PCA/ACA). MAPACA hosts an annual conference and publishes the Mid-Atlantic Almanack each fall, and engages in other scholarly and analytical activities year round at http://mapaca.net.
Posted: March 26, 2014, 1:52 PM