[ecrea] Nebula 6.3

> Nebula 6.3 is now online with unrestricted 
> access at http://www.nobleworld.biz
>
> The current CFP is reproduced below the contents 
> page for the current issue, provided here for 
> your convenience. We now invite submissions for 
> NEBULA 6.4 (December, 2009). Deadline is NOVEMBER 5, 2009.
>
>
> NEBULA 6.3
>
> Catherine Akca and Ali Gunes. â??Male 
> Myth-Making: The Origins of Feminism.â?? 1-15
>
> Steve Redhead. â??Hooligan Writing and the Study 
> of Football Fan Culture: Problems and Possibilities.â?? 16-41
>
> Kane X. Faucher. â??Sphacelated Grammars (or: 
> Language Likes to Hide).â??  42-52
>
> James Arvanitakis. â??Surviving Neo-Liberalism: 
> NGOs Under the Howard Yearsâ?? 53-69Â Â
>
> Omolola Ladele. â??Reconstructing Identities 
> Through Resistance in Postcolonial Womenâ??s 
> Writing: A Reading of Ezeigboâ??s The Last of the Strong Ones.â?? 70-84
>
> Matthew Homer. â??Beyond the Studio: The Impact 
> of Home Recording Technologies on Music Creation and Consumption.â?? 85-99
>
> John Oâ??Carroll and Chris Fleming. â??Is 
> Nothing Sacred? Privatization and the Person.â?? 100-120
>
> Emmanuel Folorunso Taiwo. â??An Interface of the 
> Old and the New: Creating the Conscious Nigerian 
> via an Interrogation of Sophoclesâ?? Antigone in 
> Osofisanâ??s Tegonni.â?? 121-133
>
> Victor Osaro Edo. â??The 1897 British Expedition 
> in Historical Perspective: Its Lessons and Challenges.â?? 134-142
>
> Matthew Ingram. â??Guitar Hero World Tour:Â  a 
> Creator of New Sonic Experiences?â?? 143-154
>
> Thomas J. Roach. â??Sense and Sexuality: 
> Foucault, Wojnarowicz, and Biopower.â?? 155-173
>
> �We encourage submission of academic articles 
> from any discipline, covering any subject or 
> topic, provided that the language used is 
> non-specialist and appeals to a wide audience. 
>    Unlike many academic publications, Nebula 
> is not limited to a specific school, faculty, or subject.  Â
> We are also interested in providing an 
> alternative view to mainstream cultural and 
> political ideologies.   As such, we encourage 
> non-fiction, intellectual writing, that does not 
> follow the generic conventions of academic 
> writing but which demonstrates substantial 
> sophistication and which may be of interest to a 
> broad audience.  We encourage contributors to 
> offer their political readings of a particular 
> social/political or military crisis current in 
> the world.  We are particularly interested in 
> writings that may be deemed marginal or seem to 
> be against the grain of mainstream 
> ideologies.  Our project is to ensure the 
> publication of writing of high calibre that may 
> be rejected by conservative 
> institutions.  Nebula also accepts â??free 
> writingâ?? that is not politically motivated, 
> but which may be attuned to various other 
> cultural, social or artistic concerns (including 
> television, film, media or music studies).
> Nebula also accepts creative work in any form 
> which can be displayed on the world wide 
> web.  Poetry, graphics, cartoons, short stories 
> are all welcome for consideration.
> All claims within academic articles must be 
> evidenced.  We will not accept poorly 
> researched material. We are very intolerant of 
> plagiarism. All submissions must be 
> accompanied by a short letter to the editors 
> which will include some autobiographical 
> information and any institutional 
> affiliations.  Please make all attachments in 
> .doc wherever possible.  Articles and reviews 
> are not limited to any particular referencing 
> style but MUSTÂ be consistent throughout each 
> submission.  Contributions intended for Nebula 
> (6.4) must be received by November 5, 2009. 
> Keep in mind that only the most original, well- 
> presented and well thought-out pieces will be considered for publication. Â
> Â Email articles in .doc or equivalent to 
> (nebula /at/ nobleworld.biz) or (editors /at/ nobleworld.biz), 
> please also include a brief biographical note and a brief CV

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Nico Carpentier (Phd)
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel - Free University of Brussels
Centre for Studies on Media and Culture (CeMeSO)
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