  The 10th ESSE Conference in Turin (24-28 August 2010) is now over. The website is still available at http://www.unito.it/esse2010 See the photos of the Board meeting and of the Book Awards. More photos will gradually be made available over the next few days. |
 The 11th ESSE Conference will be held on 4-8 September 2012 in Istanbul, Turkey. Download the leaflet.
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The aim of the Society is to advance the education of the public by promoting the European study and understanding of English languages, literatures in English and cultures of English-speaking peoples.
(Read more about the aims and purposes of ESSE).
 Professor Carmelo
Cunchillos, Professor of English Literature at the University of La
Rioja passed away on 9th April 2010 in Logroño, aged 61.He had served ESSE on the Executive as Treasurer from 1996 to 2002, leaving many happy memories of his inimitably wonderful company. The members of the ESSE Executive send their condolences to his wife and family on this sad occasion. |
| ESSE Contacts… General contact for ESSE: the ESSE Secretary, Dr Slávka Tomáščiková at <slavka.tomascikova@upjs.sk> Contact for The Messenger: the Editor, Prof. Marina Dossena at <marina.dossena@unibg.it> Contact for the website: the Webmaster, Dr Jacques Ramel at <jacques.ramel@univ-lyon2.fr> Other contacts: see the Executive page and the list of Board members. Do you have any question about ESSE? Check the Frequently Asked Questions. |
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from ESSE... - 23 August 2009: The ESSE Database of English Studies Journals (European Publishers) compiled by Dr Fritz-Wilhelm Neumann at Erfurt University, Germany, is now in the process of being transferred to the ESSE website, and this is unfortunately taking longer than anticipated. We apologize for any inconvenience. Until the database is made available on the ESSE website, it can provisionally be accessed at http://www2.uni-erfurt.de/anglistische_literatur/essedb/index.php |
| News from national
associations... - 5 May 2009: CCUE, the Council for College and University English, has elected a new Chair, Professor Linda Anderson, of the University of Newcastle. |
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 Evolving English: One Language, Many VoicesA major exhibition and events programme at the British Library, 12 November 2010 - 3 April 2011: http://www.bl.uk/evolvingenglish/ |
 European
Journal of English Studies - Call for Papers AmendWe hope you have had chance to peruse the EJES Call for Papers leaflet which was sent to all ESSE members in March earlier this year. We would however like to draw your attention to a small typo in the call for papers for the special issue 'Dislocations and Ecologies', where guest editor Alexa Weik's email address was incorrectly listed. Please note that her correct address for all inquiries and proposals is <alexa.weik@unifr.ch>. If you did not receive the leaflet and would like to find out more, please visit http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/cfp/nejecfp.pdf |
| Have you looked at
the "vacant positions" page on the ESSE website
recently? The latest offer was added on 2 July 2010. |
 The
English Department of Muenster University (Germany) offers a Master ofArts programme in "National and Transnational Studies: Literature - Culture - Language". International students have the possibility of applying for a scholarship via the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). Download a flyer of the programme: front and back. |
 As part of the EHES project, Renate Haas and Albert Hamm have just published The University of Strasbourg and the Foundation of Continental English Studies: A Contribution to a European History of English Studies, Peter Lang, Frankfurt 2009. ISBN 978-3-631-58360-9, hardback. |
 The Messenger has a new
editor, Professor Marina
Dossena from
the University of Bergamo. She has been in charge from the Spring 2010
issue. All correspondence concerning The
Messenger should now be sent to
her. |
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