The geography of noir has frequently changed after its “classical” period (1941 The Maltese Falcon - 1958 Touch of Evil), both coming to include crime literature, TV series, social drama, and new media in its sphere, and welcoming such controversial issues as gender, ethnicity, and trauma among its themes. We invite scholars in all fields of Anglo-American studies to send proposals about noir as genre, sub- (or sur-) genre, or stylistic mode; about noir writers and film directors of the past and the present; about the new directions of crime fiction(s) regarding LGBT; about the ways noir has (or has not) interfaced with chaos theory, complexity, and fractal geometry; about the connections between noir and politics; about the representation(s) of evil in contemporary literature and the media; and about noir and the American Canon.
Authors are kindly requested to register in the journal site and to follow all the instructions in the “Authors’ guide” when uploading their papers. As usual, submissions (about 5000-6000 words) will be double-blind peer-reviewed.
The deadline for their submission is 15
July 2017
Linguæ& is a peer-reviewed journal which provides a new outlet for
interdisciplinary research on language and literature, giving voice to a
cross-cultural and multi-genre koine. While the idea for the journal was
developed in the ambit of the post-graduate programme in European Intercultural
Studies at the University of Urbino, Italy, its scope goes far beyond that of
exploring pre-established cultural paradigms. Indeed, its strongly experimental
and dialogic approach to the ongoing debate should serve as encouragement for
the submission of new work by young researchers.
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