Calls

Submission of Proposals

The International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ISECS) and the Spanish Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (SEESXVIII) invite you to submit proposals for thematic sessions, roundtables and individual contributions on the main theme of the Congress, “Enlightenment and (In)equality”, or on any other aspect related to the “long” eighteenth century (1670-1830). We also welcome contributions focusing on the use of Digital Humanities (DH) or to be included in the Growing as a Scientific Community (GSC) Programme, as well as poster submissions from early career scholars. The Congress will be held in three languages: English, French and Spanish.

Calendar:

  • 15 May 2026 / 30 September 2026. Submission of proposals for thematic sessions and roundtables.
  • 30 October 2026. Publication of accepted proposals for thematic sessions and roundtables. 
  • 30 October 2026 / 31 January 2027. Submission of full content for accepted sessions and roundtables. 
  • 30 October 2026 / 31 January 2027. Submission of proposals for individual contributions. These can be sent or included in accepted thematic sessions (with fewer than four 4 participants) or could also give rise to new sessions. 
  • 1 December 2026 / 28 February 2027. Submission of early career scholar posters.
  • Spring 2027. Publication of provisional programme.

 

This calendar also applies to proposals for DH and GSC. 


Thematic sessions and roundtables are expected to last an hour and a half and have 3-4 participants. Proposals for thematic sessions or roundtables can be submitted without specifying the names of all the participants or just one of them. We also welcome contributions to the DH and GSC Programmes. Early career scholars should send their finished posters to posters@isecs-zaragoza2027.net without submitting a previous proposal.

Sesiones temáticas / Panels / Sessions thématiques

Mesas redondas / Round tables/ Tables rondes

Comunicaciones individuales  / Individual presentations /Communications individuelles