The Fall 2008 issue of Interval(le)s, the poetics journal from University of Liege, Belgium, will
explore transcription in the humanities, social sciences and fine arts.

As an aesthetic and methodological practice, transcription appears in many disciplines: poetry,
anthropology, classics, performance studies, to name just a few. We seek scholarly papers and
creative projects which discuss--or exemplify--particular uses of transcription. Possible topics and
projects include: transcribed literary texts; transcribed anthropological fieldwork; transcribed
ethnographies; transcribed philosophical dialogues.

By July 1, 2008, send your submission to Jon Cotner (j.cotner_at_rocketmail.com) and to Andy Fitch
(professorfitch_at_yahoo.com). Papers/projects should follow the MLA format (if applicable) and use
footnotes rather than endnotes (if necessary). Contact us in advance if your work exceeds 7,000
words, or if you have any questions. If you submit a transcription project, please provide a brief
introductory note on its development.

Previous issues can be found online at: <www.cipa.ulg.ac.be>

The site can host audio and video files. We encourage hybrid, innovative, interdisciplinary work.

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