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Call for Chapters: Women, Religion, and the Media

Last updated on: August 28, 2012 at 3:04 pm   by Andre E. Johnson

Call for Chapters: Women, Religion, and the Media 2012-08-28T15:04:00-05:00 Andre E. Johnson

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Doing a feminist rhetorical reading of news coverage of Ava Kay Jones, the Voodoo priestess at New Orleans Saints football games? Conducting a media study of Hindu women film directors and producers? Got a discourse analysis of online fans invoking the name of God in True Blood femslash? Submit a book chapter for a proposed edited collection situated at the intersection of media, women, and religion.

You are invited to reach this crossroads by any combination of paths. A variety of rhetorical criticism, critical/cultural media studies, and other qualitative communication methodologies are welcome. A focus on transwomen or any other productive complication of the category of “women” is encouraged. All religions, including any of the monotheist and polytheist world traditions, will be considered. Media artifacts must be electronic (television shows, films, websites, podcasts, political news coverage, music, etc. Sorry, no books or magazines), but can be from any country and time period, and need not be explicitly religious to include a religious reading.

Deadline is October 31.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:
– Original submissions only, no previously published work (papers presented at conferences are ok).
– Submissions from scholars with Ph.D. in hand will receive priority over doctoral students.
– Please format citations using Chicago Manual of Style edition 16. Use endnotes not footnotes, plus bibliography.
– Word Count: 6,000 words maximum including endnotes and bibliography.
– By submitting your chapter, you are agreeing to refrain from submitting it for publication consideration elsewhere until we have received the publisher’s verdict on our book proposal. If the proposal is accepted, you are agreeing to refrain from submitting your piece for publication elsewhere until after the book is out.
– Please include links to any proposed images, video clips, and websites to appear on our book’s companion website.
– Include a biography of a maximum of five lines, including your highest academic degree and degree-granting institution, current position title, current institution, and a mention of a few pertinent previous publications.
– Submit as e-mail attachment in MSWord or Rich Text Format to [email protected] by October 31, 2012.

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