These two CFPs were posted at the MLA convention site
a few days ago.
Guaranteed
Session: "Nabokov and Indeterminacy"
Nabokov
criticism has often debated the one-author solution and its
alternatives for The Real Life of Sebastian Knight, and
the time
ambiguity in Lolita. The panel invites papers treating
open-ended
interpretations of any
Nabokov works. Send 300-word proposals to pmeyer@wesleyan.edu
by March 15.
Non-guaranteed
session: “Nabokov and
the Future of the Humanities”
Seeking
papers that explore how attention to unique features of
Nabokov’s works can help reinvigorate the humanities’ role
within university curricula and the culture at large. 300-word
proposals to sblackwe@utk.edu by March 15.