UPDATE: [General] TransCanada 3
Updated CFP for TransCanada 3: please note the updated keynote, roundtable, and literary
speakers, as well as the fast-approaching deadline (August 15, 2008).
TransCanada 3: Literature, Institutions, Citizenship
Mount Allison University, Sackville, NB, Canada
July 16-19, 2009
Keynotes: Marie Battiste (Sask), Roy Miki (SFU), Fransçois Paré (Waterloo)
Roundtable plenary speakers:
Jack Butler & Ruby Arngna’naaq, Sakej Youngblood Henderson (Sask),
Katherine McKittrick (Queen’s), Peter McLaren (UCLA), Catriona Mortimer-Sandilands (York),
Donna Pennee (Western), Julie Rak (Alberta), Laurie Ricou (UBC),
Diana Taylor (New York).
Literary authors: Triny Finlay, George Elliot Clarke, Herménégilde Chiasson
TransCanada Three will be organized around a set of related keywords to broaden and
strengthen the discursive flows produced in the previous TransCanada conferences. It will pay
explicit attention to literature, arts, and the media, but also to the educational, political, cultural,
and physical ecologies that have helped, or may in the future help, Canada to renew itself and to
embrace its emergent as well as its traditional selves. We would like to invite proposals that
address the following keywords:
- First Nations: Treaty Rights and Justice in the Anglo-French history of Canada
- Acadia: Exile and Return
- Diasporas, Transnationalism / Transculturalism
- Radical and Transformative Methodologies and Pedagogies
- Hemispheric Studies
- Affective Geographies
- Ecology and Mobility
Please submit proposals of up to 300 words for 20-minute papers for the research sessions that
address the above themes or submit, along with other scholars, joint proposal/s for particular
panels under the central keywords listed above. We also welcome proposals for artistic
presentations (video, short film, photography, etc.) that can be showcased during the
conference.
TransCanada Three will again feature a special doctoral students’ plenary session. Doctoral
students who would like to be considered for this session should include a one-page
dissertation abstract with their proposal.
Deadline for abstracts: August 15, 2008 / Notification of acceptance: Late October 2008.
Submission address: transcan_at_uoguelph.ca, or
TransCanada Three, TransCanada Institute, 9 University Avenue East
University of Guelph, ON, Canada, N1G 1M8
TC3 Organizing Committee: Co-chairs Smaro Kamboureli (U Guelph) & Christl Verduyn
(Mount Allison U), John Corr, Paul Danyluk, Kit Dobson, Jade Ferguson, Len Findlay, Cory
Lavender, Ashok Mathur, Andrew Nurse, Robert Zacharias
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Received on Thu Aug 07 2008 - 11:18:01 EDT