The special issue of Papers on Language and Literature (vol. 57) aims to
highlight the work of filmmakers working on the margins of the avant-garde,
including those using traditional (8 mm or 16 mm) and new (hybrid) media
formats, and the ways they (re)address the questions of landscape, travel and
the gaze. Although certain avant-garde films, including those made by Vertov,
Bolotowsky, Kubelka, Winkler, Lehman, Welsby, Snow, Fischinger, Dutta, Rashidi,
Takahiko, Frampton, Brakhage and others, have received some attention from
researchers, there exists a number of underrepresented works, which use
landscape and travelogue forms to challenge the hegemonic master narratives and
undermine the image of majority groups and interests, continuously breaking the
taboos and censorship of the mainstream (film) culture. Likewise, this issue
will hopefully extend the use of some recent revisionist theories, which have
moved beyond structuralist-formalist thinking to incorporate intermediality and
heterogeneity (Branden), spectatorship and (gendered) body politics
(Lambert-Beatty), corporeal turn in avant-garde film (Osterweil), expanded
cinema practices (Sutton), materialism (Walley) or personal registers (Kase),
to the study of landscape and travelogue films, many of which clearly de-center
formalist strategies.
To fill this gap, the proposed special issue of Papers on Language and Literature seeks contributions that discuss works of both renowned and less
known experimental filmmakers, including those working on the periphery of the
avant-garde film practice.
Submission details
Please send a paper proposal of approx 250 words and CV (including the
list of publications) to the editor, Dr. Kornelia Boczkowska, at
kornelia.boczkowska@gmail.com. The deadline for abstract submissions is June 1,
2020. Accepted contributors will be expected to submit the complete articles of
5000 words (including the works cited section) by July 15, 2020.
Papers on Language and Literature is published quarterly at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. It is indexed in Arts and Humanities Citation
Index, Scopus, Academic Search Premier, IBZ Online, Periodicals Index Online,
Art Abstracts, Art Source, Humanities Abstracts, Art Index, Linguistics &
Language Behavior Abstracts, MLA - Modern Language Association Database,
DIALNET.
Tentative timeline:
June 1, 2020: deadline for proposals (approx 250 word abstracts)
June 5, 2020: the editor makes selections and sends notifications which
proposals have been accepted/rejected
July 15, 2020: complete articles due (5000 words)
August 31, 2020: comments and suggested revisions due back to authors
September 21, 2020: completed/revised articles due
Oct 1, 2020: the editor sends copy for publication
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