Rhetoric CFPs & TOCs

Rhetoric CFPs & TOCs
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Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Call for Proposals: Race and Christianity.

Call for Proposals

We are inviting abstract submissions for an edited volume on the subject
of race and Christianity.

Sacred Messages in a Secular World: An Interdisciplinary Approach to
Multiculturalism and the Christian Experience

In recent times there has been a push toward building multicultural
churches in order to reflect a unity of faith regardless of racial
difference. Cultural inclusion in the church, however, can require
integrated worship styles which has implications for identity
negotiations in day to day life.  Historians, musicologists,
sociologists, and media studies scholars have been central in defining
and describing the manner in which race and Christianity intersect and
sometimes complicate the general worship experience and racial relations
in the United States. This interdisciplinary book focuses on the
construction, interpretation and impact of Christian messages in the
form of music, film and television, and any other form of technology. We
invite chapters that examine these forms of messaging and/ or its impact
on the consumer, congregations, and church relations as it pertains to
race and culture. Industry professionals and scholars from a diversity
of content areas and methodologies are encouraged to submit an abstract
by July 10, 2016.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

1.      Deadline for chapter proposals (approx. 500 words excluding
citations) July 10, 2016. Submissions should adhere to APA Style created
in MSWord or RTF.

2.      Include a cover page with all of the authors' contact
information, key terms, and a abridged c.v. for each author.

3.      Submit Proposals via email to kmm410@psu.edu  and banjooo@uc.edu
with "Multiculturalism & Christianity"  in the subject line.

4.      (If selected) your chapter submissions must be original works of
3000-5000 (estimate) words, including references. Chapter deadline:
October 15, 2016.

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