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Additional Calls for Papers 2005DivisionsHispanic LiteraturesLUSO-BRAZILIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Visual Narratives of the Portuguese-Speaking World. Visual arts, cinema, architecture, digital culture production, and exhibitions of the Portuguese-speaking world. Titles and short abstracts by 20 Mar.; Peggy Sharpe (psharpe@mailer.fsu.edu). Discussion GroupsYIDDISH LITERATUREYiddish Literature and Literary Theory? Does Yiddish literature benefit from engagement with theory? What tensions emerge between minority literature and dominant theories? Can theory invigorate the Yiddish canon? 500-word abstracts by 25 Mar.; Marc Caplan (aqc1774@nyu.edu). Special SessionsThe Importance of Punctuation. Punctuation topics related to linguistics, writing, its use in certain genres or by specific literary figures. Abstracts by 15 Mar.; Albert E. Krahn (krahn@punctuation.org).Readers and Riddles in the 19th Century. Papers analyzing the role of riddles, wordplay, punning, etc. in 19th-century reading and writing. 1-page abstracts by 1 Mar.; Brian Tucker (tuckerb@wabash.edu). Allied OrganizationsNATHANIEL HAWTHORNE SOCIETYMarginal Hawthorne: Journal of an African Cruiser and Other Works. Political Hawthorne: About War Matters and Power Politics. 1-2-page abstracts for 20-min. papers by 15 Mar.; Sam Coale, 39 Pratt St., Providence, RI 02906 (samcoale@cox.net). INTERNATIONAL COURTLY LITERATURE SOCIETY Open Sessions. Proposals for papers and sessions on all expressions of courtly culture by 1 Mar.; Rose Marie Deist, Dept. of Modern and Classical Langs., Univ. of San Francisco, 2130 Fulton St., San Francisco, CA 94117-1080 (deistr@usfca.edu).
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