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Literature (General) (12/15/10; Joint SWTXPCA & PCA/ACA 4/20-23/2011)full name / name of organization: Philip Heldrich / University of Washington Tacoma contact email: philipheldrich@gmail.com CFP: Literature (General) (12/15/10; Joint SWTXPCA & PCA/ACA 4/20-23/2011) Please post and send to graduate students and faculty. Literature (General) Deadline for submission: December 15, 2010 Conference Hotel: Papers are presently being sought for our Literature (General) category. This area will provide a forum for American, British, and other World literatures outside of our other specific Literature areas. Before submitting, see the following link for our present Area list: < http://swtxpca.org/documents/123.html> [scroll down to Literature] Areas of interest might include literary theory; interdisciplinary approaches to literary analysis; aesthetics; literary history; experimental writing (other than poetry – see list); genre criticism; period research; regional literatures; and, popular forms of literary expression beyond our noted Areas. Beyond the Literature (General) category, the SW/TX PCA/ ACA also invites papers for one of its 70+ Area offerings in American Studies, Literature, Film, Television, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Ethnic and Gender Studies, Ecocriticism, Southwest Culture, Western Studies, Writing Pedagogy, Creative Writing, and many more! Since the 1970s, the Southwest/Texas PCA/ACA has sought to foster interdisciplinary study of popular and American literary, historical, visual, and other cultural and media texts. We like to think we are a unique organization that pioneered the study of Popular Culture before it was cool. While our offerings have grown over the years to include areas of international study, we still invite scholars and artists to share their perspectives on American life in the diverse region of the Southwest. Information about our areas of study, graduate student awards, conference travel, and the organization can be found on our website: Philip Heldrich, Ph.D. cfp categories: american bibliography_and_history_of_the_book cultural_studies_and_historical_approaches eighteenth_century general_announcements graduate_conferences interdisciplinary modernist studies poetry popular_culture postcolonial professional_topics rhetoric_and_composition romantic theatre theory twentieth_century_and_beyond victorian
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