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UPDATE: Literature and the City (grad) (1/1/06; 3/24/06)full name / name of organization: Basu, Balaka contact email: BBasu@gc.cuny.edu The deadline for abstracts (papers & panels) has been extended to Please email esa.conference_at_gmail.com if you have any questions. =20 City University of New York Graduate Center English Student Association Conference Conference Date: March 24, 2006 Call for Papers and Panels: =20 'Literature and the City' is a conference organized and sponsored by the English Student Association at CUNY Graduate Center. This conference seeks to bring together graduate students from a wide variety of political, critical, and aesthetic perspectives to explore how cities function in literature as both subject and setting. We invite papers that examine the multitudinous ways in which cities have captured the literary imagination and that scrutinize the complex relationships between language, art, and metropolis. =20 Topics may include but are not limited to: =20 New York London Paris Rome Holy Cities (Jerusalem, Mecca, etc.) Urban Architecture Imaginary/Fictionalized Cities The Ghetto The City and the Country The Marketplace Claustrophobia Multicultural Cities Alienation and Loneliness The City-State Bohemians Street Life City as Character City Dialects in Literature Vice, Decadence & the Demimonde Outside City Boundaries Divided Cities (Berlin, Jerusalem, Warsaw, etc.) The City and Revolution The City in Theater and Film Lyric Essays on the City =20 =20 Please submit abstracts of 250 words to esa.conference_at_gmail.com by January 1, 2006 ========================================================== cfp categories: graduate_conferences
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