le jeudi, 16 novembre 2023, en ligne | Zoom
Organisé par the Emerging Scholars Forum of the Association for Canadian Studies in German-Speaking Countries (GKS)
Date limite : 15 juillet (BA / MA) / 15 octobre 2023 (doctorat / post-doc)
Le Colloque en Études Canadiennes offre une plateforme en ligne aux jeunes chercheur.e.s pour partager et discuter de leurs projets de recherche en cours avec des pairs et des experts dans le domaine. Nous accueillons les propositions de chercheurs de niveau BA à Postdoc qui travaillent sur des projets de recherche fortement axés sur les études canadiennes. Que vous souhaitiez aborder la théorie, la méthodologie ou le contenu de votre recherche en cours, tous les aspects et angles de recherche sont les bienvenus. Votre soumission peut être un travail en cours sur une thèse finale de BA ou MA, une première ébauche d’une proposition de projet de doctorat, un extrait d’un chapitre de thèse (prévu), ou tout autre projet de recherche sur lequel vous travaillez actuellement. Les disciplines peuvent inclure, sans s’y limiter, les langues, la littérature et la culture du Canada anglophone et francophone, les études des femmes*, de genre et queer, la géographie et l’économie, l’histoire, les sciences politiques, la sociologie et les études indigènes et culturelles. Nous encourageons également les perspectives transdisciplinaires et comparatives qui travaillent sur les Amériques avec un lien clair avec le Canada.
Afin de faciliter le dialogue et l’échange, les participants sont invités à faire circuler à l’avance une ébauche de projet (1-2 pages pour les projets de BA et MA, max. 5 pages pour les projets de doctorat et de postdoc) en exposant les idées principales. Au cours du colloque en ligne, les intervenants auront l’occasion de présenter leur projet et de soulever des questions lors d’une brève présentation, suivie d’une discussion approfondie. Cet échange approfondi permettra aux participants de gagner de nouvelles perspectives éclairantes concernant leurs propres projets.
Le Colloque en Études Canadiennes se déroulera en ligne et accueillera des participant.e.s du monde entier.
Si vous êtes au stade de licence (BA) ou de maîtrise (MA) et intéressé.e à participer, veuillez soumettre votre projet en anglais, français ou allemand à alisa.preusser[at]uni-potsdam.de et florian.wagner[at]uni-jena.de avant le 15 octobre 2023.
Votre soumission doit comprendre :
- Le titre de votre projet
- Une ébauche du projet (1 à 2 pages), qui pourrait inclure un bref résumé du sujet de recherche, de la question et de l’énoncé de la thèse ; et/ou un aperçu de la structure prévue, et/ou un bref aperçu de la méthodologie utilisée ; etc.
- Une courte note biographique (200 mots maximum), comprenant le nom du candidat ; les pronoms préférés, si vous le souhaitez ; l’adresse courriel ; et l’affiliation universitaire.
Il n’est pas nécessaire de remettre un résumé à l’avance.
Si vous êtes en doctorat ou en post-doc et intéressé.e à participer, veuillez soumettre un résumé en anglais, français ou allemand à alisa.preusser[at]uni-potsdam.de et florian.wagner[at]uni-jena.de avant le 15 juillet 2023.
Votre soumission doit comprendre :
- Le titre de votre projet
- Un résumé (300 mots maximum)
- Une courte note biographique (200 mots maximum), comprenant le nom du candidat ; les pronoms préférés, si vous le souhaitez ; l’adresse courriel ; et l’affiliation institutionnelle, le cas échéant.
Après acceptation, les grandes lignes du projet de 5 pages maximum devront être remises avant le 15 octobre 2023.
Nous nous réjouissons de vous accueillir lors du Colloque en Études Canadiennes !
Équipe : Alisa Preusser (Université de Potsdam) et Florian Wagner (Université d’Iéna)
Thursday, November 16, 2023 on Zoom
Deadline: July 15 (BA/MA) / October 15, 2023 (PhD/Postdoc)
Organized by the Emerging Scholars Forum of the Association for Canadian Studies in German-Speaking Countries (GKS)
The Canadian Studies Colloquium offers an online platform for emerging scholars to share and discuss their ongoing research projects with peers and experts in the field. We welcome proposals from scholars at the BA to Postdoc level who are working on research projects with a strong focus on Canadian Studies. Whether you would like to address theory, methodology or content of your ongoing research, all research aspects and angles are welcome. Your submission can be work in progress on a final BA or MA thesis, an early draft of a PhD project proposal, an excerpt from a (planned) dissertation chapter, or any other research project you are currently working on. Disciplines can include, but are not limited to, Language, Literature and Culture in Anglophone and Francophone Canada, Women*, Gender and Queer Studies, Geography and Economics, History, Political Science, Sociology, and Indigenous and Cultural Studies. We also encourage transdisciplinary and comparative perspectives that work on the Americas with a clear connection to Canada.
To facilitate dialogue and exchange, participants are invited to circulate a project draft in advance (1-2 pages for BA and MA projects, max. 5 pages for PhD and Postdoc projects) outlining the main ideas of their project. During the online colloquium, presenters will have the chance to frame their projects and raise questions in a brief presentation, followed by an in-depth discussion. This extensive exchange will hopefully allow participants to gain insightful new perspectives regarding their own projects.
The Canadian Studies Colloquium will take place online and welcomes international scholars.
If you are a BA or MA scholar interested in participating, please submit your project draft in English, French or German to alisa.preusser[at]uni-potsdam.de and florian.wagner[at]uni-jena.de by October 15, 2023.
Your submission should include:
- Title of your project
- Project draft (1-2 pages), which might include a brief summary of the research topic, question and thesis statement; and/or an outline of the planned structure, and/or a brief overview of the methods used; etc.
- A short biographical note (max. 200 words), including the applicant’s name; preferred pronouns, if you wish; email address; and university affiliation
There is no need to hand in an abstract in advance.
If you are a PhD or Postdoc scholar interested in participating, please submit an abstract in English, French or German to alisa.preusser[at]uni-potsdam.de and florian.wagner[at]uni-jena.de by July 15, 2023.
Your submission should include:
- Title of your project
- Abstract (max. 300 words)
- A short biographical note (max. 200 words), including the applicant’s name; preferred pronouns, if you wish; email address; and institutional affiliation, if applicable
Upon acceptance, the project outlines of max. 5 pages will be due by October 15, 2023.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Canadian Studies Colloquium!
Organizers: Alisa Preusser (University of Potsdam) and Florian Wagner (University of Jena)
Thursday, November 16, 2023 on Zoom
Deadline: July 15 (BA/MA) / October 15, 2023 (PhD/Postdoc)
Organized by the Emerging Scholars Forum of the Association for Canadian Studies in German-Speaking Countries (GKS)
The Canadian Studies Colloquium offers an online platform for emerging scholars to share and discuss their ongoing research projects with peers and experts in the field. We welcome proposals from scholars at the BA to Postdoc level who are working on research projects with a strong focus on Canadian Studies. Whether you would like to address theory, methodology or content of your ongoing research, all research aspects and angles are welcome. Your submission can be work in progress on a final BA or MA thesis, an early draft of a PhD project proposal, an excerpt from a (planned) dissertation chapter, or any other research project you are currently working on. Disciplines can include, but are not limited to, Language, Literature and Culture in Anglophone and Francophone Canada, Women*, Gender and Queer Studies, Geography and Economics, History, Political Science, Sociology, and Indigenous and Cultural Studies. We also encourage transdisciplinary and comparative perspectives that work on the Americas with a clear connection to Canada.
To facilitate dialogue and exchange, participants are invited to circulate a project draft in advance (1-2 pages for BA and MA projects, max. 5 pages for PhD and Postdoc projects) outlining the main ideas of their project. During the online colloquium, presenters will have the chance to frame their projects and raise questions in a brief presentation, followed by an in-depth discussion. This extensive exchange will hopefully allow participants to gain insightful new perspectives regarding their own projects.
The Canadian Studies Colloquium will take place online and welcomes international scholars.
If you are a BA or MA scholar interested in participating, please submit your project draft in English, French or German to alisa.preusser[at]uni-potsdam.de and florian.wagner[at]uni-jena.de by October 15, 2023.
Your submission should include:
- Title of your project
- Project draft (1-2 pages), which might include a brief summary of the research topic, question and thesis statement; and/or an outline of the planned structure, and/or a brief overview of the methods used; etc.
- A short biographical note (max. 200 words), including the applicant’s name; preferred pronouns, if you wish; email address; and university affiliation
There is no need to hand in an abstract in advance.
If you are a PhD or Postdoc scholar interested in participating, please submit an abstract in English, French or German to alisa.preusser[at]uni-potsdam.de and florian.wagner[at]uni-jena.de by July 15, 2023.
Your submission should include:
- Title of your project
- Abstract (max. 300 words)
- A short biographical note (max. 200 words), including the applicant’s name; preferred pronouns, if you wish; email address; and institutional affiliation, if applicable
Upon acceptance, the project outlines of max. 5 pages will be due by October 15, 2023.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Canadian Studies Colloquium!
Organizers: Alisa Preusser (University of Potsdam) and Florian Wagner (University of Jena)
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