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Gabriel Josipovici (LISA e-Journal, special number)LISA e-Journal seeks contributions for its special issue devoted to Gabriel Josipovici to appear in February 2012.Gabriel Josipovici is a contemporary British novelist, playwright, and literary critic. He was born in Nice in 1940, lived in Egypt from 1945 to 1956, and then came to England where he currently lives. He has written numerous works of fiction, literary criticism, and plays that have been performed and broadcast on radio. His works have already received critical attention for their innovative and experimental nature, but so far they have not been sufficiently analyzed. Possible studies could include, but are not restricted to, narratology, poetics, or cultural approaches. Submissions related to comparative studies are also encouraged.We welcome original articles in English or French addressing any aspects of Josipovici&#8217;s works (fiction, plays, criticism, biographical aspects). Contributions should be from 4,000-10,000 words in length and should be accompanied by a short abstract (200 words). Please mail submissions or send inquiries to Marcin Stawiarski (marcin.stawiarski@unicaen.fr).Contact: marcin.stawiarski@unicaen.frWebsite: http://lisa.revues.org/index.htmlDeadline: 31 May 2011Gabriel Josipovici (Revue Lisa, num&#233;ro sp&#233;cial)La Revue LISA lance son appel &#224; contribution pour un num&#233;ro d&#233;di&#233; &#224; Gabriel Josipovici &#224; para&#238;tre en f&#233;vrier 2012.Romancier, dramaturge et critique contemporain britannique, Gabriel Josipovici est n&#233; &#224; Nice en 1940. Il a v&#233;cu en Egypte de 1945 &#224; 1956, puis s&#8217;est install&#233; en Angleterre o&#249; il vit actuellement. Son &#339;uvre comprend de nombreuses &#339;uvres de fiction et de critique litt&#233;raire, mais &#233;galement des pi&#232;ces de th&#233;&#226;tre, jou&#233;es et diffus&#233;es &#224; la radio au Royaume-Uni. Ses &#233;crits ont d&#233;j&#224; attir&#233; l&#8217;attention de la critique gr&#226;ce &#224; leur caract&#232;re innovant et exp&#233;rimental, mais elles sont loin encore d&#8217;avoir &#233;t&#233; suffisamment &#233;tudi&#233;es. On pourra s&#8217;int&#233;resser, par exemple, &#224; des questions de narratologie, de po&#233;tique ou d&#8217;influences culturelles. Des &#233;tudes comparatives sont &#233;galement bienvenues.Nous accueillerons des articles originaux en anglais ou en fran&#231;ais. Les contributions peuvent porter sur tout aspect li&#233; &#224; l&#8217;&#339;uvre de Josipovici (romans, pi&#232;ces de th&#233;&#226;tre, essais, biographie). Vous &#234;tes pri&#233;s d&#8217;envoyer vos articles, entre 4 000 et 10 000 mots, accompagn&#233;s d&#8217;un bref r&#233;sum&#233; (200 mots) &#224; Marcin Stawiarski (marcin.stawiarski@unicaen.fr).Contact: marcin.stawiarski@unicaen.frSite Web: http://lisa.revues.org/index.htmlDate limite: 31 mai 2011