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 […]
The Scattered Pelican is excited to share the Call for Reviews for its forthcoming issue! For our 2019 issue, we are requesting contributions for reviews of scholarly texts/books/artworks/films between 2014-present relating to the theme of […]
The Scattered Pelican is seeking current graduate students to assess the quality of submitted articles in a double-blind peer review process. The Scattered Pelican offers a platform for the publication of critical papers […]
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