The American Comparative Literature Association is now accepting papers for its 2024 Annual Meeting in Montréal. Proposals are invited for the seminar "Glocal Cosmopolitanisms" (acla.org/glocal-cosmopo…) by Sept. 30, '23 through the paper submission portal: acla.org/node/add/paper

The first issue of MigratingMinds Journal of Cultural Cosmopolitanism has been published! Check it out here: migratingminds.georgetown.edu/issues/2023-fa…

MigratingMinds Journal of Cultural Cosmopolitanism invites submissions for its Spring 2025 issue (proposals by April 30, 2024; full-text submissions by September 30, 2024). The journal also considers proposals for articles, book reviews, review articles, special issues/sections on a rolling basis. 👇

Congratulations to Dominic Pham Georgetown University (C' 23), the recipient of the Presidential Undergraduate Prize ACLA for his honors thesis "The Struggle Continues: Cosmopolitan Encounters and Spatial Disjunctions in Singaporean and Vietnamese Literature"! college.georgetown.edu/news-story/pha…

New issues of MigratingMinds Journal of Cultural Cosmopolitanism are underway! We invite contributions for Vol.3, n.2 (Fall 2025). Proposals by Oct. 31, 2024; full-text submissions by Feb. 28, 2025. Proposals for articles, book reviews, review articles, special issues/sections are also welcome on a rolling basis.

An inspiring panel on the importance of cosmopolitanism to affirm our global humanity above current national and civilizational divides, with Ranjit Hoskote, José Casanova, Katherine Marshall, Asma Shakeel. Keep following Georgetown Global Dialogues !

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Day Four of the #GUGlobalDialogues: “Revitalizing Democracy: The Faith Dimension.” Follow along for the rest of the week’s events! RSVP to join us in-person or online buff.ly/3Q49TfR Ece Temelkuran Sohrab Ahmari

Day Four of the #GUGlobalDialogues: “Countering Global Intellectual Inequality.” Follow along for the rest of the week’s events! RSVP to join us in-person or online buff.ly/3Q49TfR Negar Azimi Ranjit Hoskote Kwame Anthony Appiah Nesrine Malik

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My warmest thanks to GU Career Center for recognizing me with a "2024 Faculty Career Champion Award" for "the meaningful impact on students’ journeys toward their careers.” It is a privilege to make a difference in students' lives Georgetown University.

Volume 2, Issue 1 of MigratingMinds Journal of Cultural Cosmopolitanism is online! Check it out at: migratingminds.georgetown.edu/issues/spring-…

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The peer-reviewed, international journal _Migrating Minds: Journal of Cultural Cosmopolitanism_ (MigratingMinds Journal of Cultural Cosmopolitanism) invites submissions for Vol. 3, Issue 2 (Fall 2025). Deadlines for proposals: Oct. 31, '24; for complete articles and reviews: Feb. 28, '25. migratingminds.georgetown.edu/call-for-paper…

Happy to share my "Profiling Deviance, Embodying Passions: Facing and Effacing Character Norms in 19th-century Europe," in _Physiognomy at the Crossroad of Magic, Science and the Arts_. Ed. by M. Ciavolella, V. Finucci & M. Tomlinson (De Gruyter, 2024). doi.org/10.1515/978311…

We are getting serious! A memorable day for Georgetown Humanities Initiative, celebrating its new dedicated spaces in historical Old North!🎉 Many thanks to Provost Robert M. Groves, Dean Andrew Sobanet Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences, the Chamber Singers Georgetown University and all participants! 💝

And now the interior. Welcome to Old North 205, the Georgetown Humanities Initiative Conference Room. Go Georgetown Humanities Initiative ! 👍👍👏👏 Georgetown University Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

Back to la Ville Lumière as an alumna of the Paris Program in Critical Theory, to celebrate its 35th anniversary with a 3-day conference.

_The British Novel of Ideas: George Eliot to Zadie Smith_ ed. by Rachel Potter and Matthew Taunton is now available Cambridge University Press! It was a great pleasure for me to contribute to this major work with a chapter on "Malcolm Bradbury: Sociology and Satire". tinyurl.com/6rn4jxwx