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Submit a Seminar Proposal
The portal for proposing a seminar for ACLA's 2024 Annual Meeting was open through August 30, 2023 and is now closed. A portal through which to submit paper proposals to seminar organizers will follow on September 1, 2023.
Each seminar meets multiple times (usually 3) to allow for continuous and substantive engagement among the panelists: this emphasis on long-form collaboration characterizes the ACLA conference. For instance, a seminar meeting over 3 days may have up to 12 panelists total, three to four participants presenting 20-minute papers in each session with discussion afterward. We welcome seminars on all topics and areas in Comparative Literature broadly construed. We especially welcome seminars in areas historically underrepresented in humanities.
Along with a Call for Papers titling your seminar, describing its goals, and soliciting paper submissions, please fill out all fields below. Current ACLA guidelines specify that each ACLA member may appear on only one panel, whether as panel organizer or paper presenter, and that each seminar must include both faculty and graduate students. Seminar proposals must be received by ACLA at this portal by August 30, 2023. There are no exceptions.
Submitting a seminar proposal here does NOT guarantee acceptance of your seminar to the ACLA 2024 Annual Meeting.
The ACLA Program Committee will review seminars in relation to one another and the Secretariat will notify seminar organizers of acceptance or rejection by November 3, 2023.
Please note: as a participant, you agree to:
Please review your information carefully before you submit. Contact info@acla.org with any questions.
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