CFP: Scholarship in a Time of Crisis

“Introduction: “Scholarship in a Time of Crisis,” Emily Hodgson Anderson and Steven Aaron Minas

1.  “Abolition and the Power of ‘We,’” Olivia Carpenter

2.  “Sympathy in a Pandemic, or the Correspondence of Human Souls,” Angelina Del Balzo

3.  “Is This the End?,” Rachael Scarborough King and Seth Rudy

4.  “Precedented: Novel Epistemologies in the Pandemic Era,” Dana Gliserman Kopans

5.  “Reading Utopia in 2020,” Hannah Lauren Murray

6.  “Race and Religious Joy,” James Bryant Reeves

7.  “Selfhood in a Time of Crisis,” Cleo O’Callaghan Yeoman

8.  “After the World Ended,” Alejandra Dubcovsky

9.  “Reading at Odds,” Suvir Kaul

10. “Social Distance in the Eighteenth Century,” Katie Lanning

11.  “Distance 2020: Online Conferences and Reimagining the International Academic Landscape,” Kurt Baird, Sharon Choe, Holly Day, Rachel Feldberg, Francesca Kavanagh

12. “Enlightenment and Ecocatastrophe: How the Eighteenth-Century Colonialism Is Destroying Our Planet,” Soile Ylivuori

13. “An Eighteenth-Century Benin Brass and the Task of Decolonizing Art Institutions in the Classroom,” Agnieszka Anna Ficek