Announcements
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2025-02-06Multicultural Shakespeare: Translation, Appropriation and Performance vol. 33 no 47 (2026) Authors are invited to submit articles for publication in the spring issue 2026. We invite papers (6000-6500 words) that explore the problems of translating, staging, adapting, reading and teaching Shakespeare worldwide. #cfp #MulticulturalShakespeare Read more about CALL FOR PAPERS non-thematic volume
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CALL FOR SEMINAR PAPERS European Shakespeare Research Association conference, Universidade do Porto, Portugal
2024-11-18ESRA 2025 * European Shakespeare Research Association
Shakespeare and Time: the retrieved pasts, the envisaged futuresUniversidade do Porto, Portugal, 9-12 July 2025
CFP Shakespeare ESRA seminar: Nature’s Time
We invite you to submit an abstract (200-300 words) and a brief bio (100-150 words) by 2 December 2024 to all convenors of the seminar in which you intend to participate.
CONVENORS
Benjamin Bertram
University of Southern Maine, USA
bertram@maine.eduKaren Raber
University of Mississippi, USA
kraber@olemiss.eduMonika Sosnowska
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CALL FOR PAPERS “The International Translation and Circulation of Shakespeare Criticism” – thematic volume
2024-11-08Multicultural Shakespeare: Translation, Appropriation and Performance vol 32 no 46 (2025)
Guest Editors: Raphaël Ingelbien and Carmen Reisinger (KU Leuven)
The mutual influence between Shakespeare critics of different nations is well known and has in some cases been extensively studied and debated (see e.g. the controversy that has long surrounded Coleridge’s debt to Schlegel). This special issue aims to go beyond questions of influence, in order to refocus the debate on the actual channels of transmission through which Shakespeare criticism has been circulated and received across linguistic and national boundaries, and on the various new audiences that it reached through that circulation. We particularly welcome proposals on the translation and circulation of Shakespeare criticism in ‘smaller’ languages, or in regions outside of Europe.
Deadline for article abstracts (300 words): 30 December 2024
Final deadline for complete article submissions, interviews and reviews: 15 April 2025
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CALL FOR PAPERS “SHAKESPEARE SHELTER: UKRAINE” -- THEMATIC VOLUME (curated by Nicoleta Cinpoeş and Imke Lichterfeld)
2024-03-01CALL FOR PAPERS Multicultural Shakespeare vol 31 no 45 (2025) “SHAKESPEARE SHELTER: UKRAINE” -- thematic volume
curated by Nicoleta Cinpoeş and Imke Lichterfeld
Deadline for article abstracts (300 words): 1 June 2024; confirmation of acceptance: 30 June 2024
Deadline for articles (6000 words), interviews and reviews: 15 September 2024
Deadline for final edits: 15 December 2024.
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CALL FOR PAPERS 2024 (Non-Thematic Volume & NEW Thematic Volume ANNOUNCEMENT!)
2023-03-03CALL FOR PAPERS
Multicultural Shakespeare: Translation, Appropriation and Performance
Authors are invited to submit articles for publication in two upcoming volumes of Multicultural Shakespeare: Translation, Appropriation and Performance, scheduled for 2024 release.
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Shakespeare Our Posthumanist Symposium_25 Nov 2022_HYBRID
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Shakespeare Our Posthumanist Symposium_Postponed
2022-03-04Owing to the armed invasion of Ukraine and the sense of uncertainty in the whole Central and Eastern European region, Shakespeare Our Posthumanist Symposium will not take place in March 2022 as planned but is postponed until further notice.
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New scientific journals rank by Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education
2021-12-02By the decision of the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Multicultural Shakespeare – Translation Appropriation and Performance is included in the list of ranked scientific journals and is currently awarded 70 points (December 2021).
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SHAKESPEARE AND IDEOLOGY ON PAGE AND STAGE – Call for seminar papers
2021-02-27SHAKESPEARE AND IDEOLOGY ON PAGE AND STAGE – Call for papers
11th World Shakespeare Congress, Singapore: 18-24 July 2021 (online) Read more about SHAKESPEARE AND IDEOLOGY ON PAGE AND STAGE – Call for seminar papers -
"Shakespeare Our Posthumanist" Special 2021 Issue Call for Papers
2021-02-23Editors of the special issue of Multicultural Shakespeare: Translation, Appropriation and Performance (2021), ‘Shakespeare Our Posthumanist,’ invite submissions that consider Shakespeare and Posthumanist theory.
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SHAKESPEARE AND IDEOLOGY ON PAGE AND STAGE – Call for papers
2021-01-11The convenors of the seminar SHAKESPEARE AND IDEOLOGY ON PAGE AND STAGE, which is a part of the World Shakespeare Congress in Singapore, Sunday, July 18, 2021-Saturday, July 24, 2021, welcome contributions.
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Call for papers 2021
2020-10-06The 2021 volume of biannual Multicultural Shakespeare: Translation, Appropriation and Performance will be a non-thematic issue.
The deadline for submitting articles (of not more than 6500 words) and reviews is 31 December 2020
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Submissions
2019-05-30The deadline submission of articles for publication in the next non-thematic issue of our journal is December, 31, 2019.
ATTENTION:
Both thematic and non-thematic volumes are published twice a year. The time from submission to publication may last from 6 months up to a year.
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