A short introduction of the members of 2026 Team of TSP. This editorial board comprises diverse graduate students in Comparative Literature and related fields, each with unique research interests, including decolonial studies, queer theory, and adolescent literature. Their combined expertise enriches the academic contributions for which TSP aspires.
Travel Light: Apprehending Being On the Move (Complete Document of Issue #9)
Due to several problems ranging from administrative to financial, this issue has taken longer to publish than anticipated. We deeply apologise to the contributors of this issue. Your understanding means a great deal to us. The ninth issue of The Scattered Pelican is now available.
All the participants who had accepted proposals in the Languages & Cultures Annual Graduate Conference at Western University (2025) and presented their research, can send the same research for consideration […]
Spring 2025 Issue: Travel Light: Apprehending Being on the Move The editorial board of The Scattered Pelican invites submissions of translations for our upcoming issue, “Travel Light: Apprehending Being on […]
Editor-in-Chief: Tarjanee Parmar Tarjanee Parmar is pursuing her Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at the University of Western Ontario. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in English Literature at St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad, […]
The deadline for this year’s graduate conference of “The Three Musketeer” programs of humanities at Western (Comparative Literature, Hispanic Studies and Theory and Criticism) has been extended. The Scattered Pelican […]
This year’s graduate conference of “The Three Musketeer” programs of humanities at Western (Comparative Literature, Hispanic Studies and Theory and Criticism) is going to be around the theme of “Travel […]
The Scattered Pelican (the graduate journal of comparative literature) invites the submission of scholarly papers and critical book reviews for the 2023 Issue. Submission Guidelines The Scattered Pelican accepts full-length […]
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