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#AmericanStudiesNow #AmericanStudiesIs …
#AmericanStudies speaks to America’s present, as well as how to understand it in relation to America’s past.
From #BlackLivesMatter and #MAGA, to the 2022 #Abortion ruling, the #2ndAmendment, the #CultureWars, and more.
#AmericanStudiesNow #AmericanStudiesIs …
#AmericanStudies addresses some of the most pressing issues of our contemporary world from #racialjustice and #ClimateChange to #gender and #sexuality. (From #historical, #cultural and #political perspectives.)
#AmericanStudies is a discipline with a keen sense of history and a finger-on-the-pulse awareness of the present. #America and its #politics, #culture, and #ideology have significant implications worldwide. Check out our latest work nd teaching tagged with #AmericanStudiesNow
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If you are a current #AmericanStudies #undergraduate student, a recent #graduate, or a #postgraduate, tell us what American Studies means to you. #AmericanStudiesIs
Calling all U.K.-based #AmericanStudies academics/postgrads – feel free to chip and let potential students know what you #research and teach as part of #AmericanStudiesNow / tell us about the #contemporary issues addressed in #AmericanStudiesToday
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#CallsForPapers #CFP #Christmas #UnitedStates #America @OfficialBAAS @BAASUSSO @BAAS_pgs @eaas_eu @ScotAmStudies @theIAAS – Please re-tweet / copy-in to any potentially interested scholars 5/5
#Articles which employ a comparative and / or #transnational perspective are particularly encouraged. Any and all disciplinary approaches welcomed. Abstracts (c300 words) to Thomas Ruys Smith, University of East Anglia, UK (thomas.smith@uea.ac.uk) by December 1st. 4/5
This special issue of @CompAmStudies is dedicated to all aspects of Christmas in American life and culture, from the #Puritan rejection of its celebration to its development into a recognisable modern form in the nineteenth-century right through to the present day. 3/5
