Below are the papers given at the Seattle event in September 2022.
Author: meta modernism
Metamodernism Conference
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We are pleased to announce a Call for Papers for contributions to the Melbourne Metamodernism Conference. Combining in person and online presentations, this event will be held at La Trobe University (Bundoora), VIC, Australia, on the 2nd and 3rd of February 2023.
Seattle Event
The Metamodernism Event in Seattle is now only a week away. For more details about the event, including the papers being presented and how to register please take a look at the event’s own webpage:
The launch of Antony Rowland’s book on Metamodernism and Contemporary British Poetry is now live on YouTube.
ECR Bursaries Update
We are pleased to announce that the ECR bursaries now include PhD students wishing to attend the event in Seattle this September.
ECR Bursaries – Seattle Event
We are pleased to announce some ECR bursaries for the Seattle event in September 2022. The AHRC definition of an ECR is someone ‘within eight years of their PhD award (this is from the time of the PhD ‘viva’ – oral test), or equivalent professional training’.
New Date – Book Launch
The new date for the book launch at Manchester Poetry Library – with performances by Scott Thurston, Sandeep Parmar and James Byrne – is Tuesday May 31st:
Seattle Metamodernism Summit 2022
Conversations on the Arts in an Age of Ironesty!
Update: The organisers of this event have created a website which can be found here:
seattlemetamodernismsummit.com
We are pleased to announce a Call for Papers for submissions to the Seattle Metamodernism Summit, to be held in Seattle, Washington, USA, on Saturday, September 10, 2022.
How does contemporary Dutch literature respond to the supposed demise of Postmodernism? Can we detect parallels between the trends and themes in English-language Metamodernist literature and Dutch fiction and poetry?
Update:
Due to the new UCU strike dates announced on Friday, the book launch for Metamodernism and Contemporary British Poetry (CUP, 2022) will have to be postponed.