The Centre for Studies in Early Modern History, Culture and
Science (Zentrum zur Erforschung der Fruehen Neuzeit) at Johann
Wolfgang Goethe Universitaet at Frankfurt a.M. publishes the
journal "Zeitspruenge". The next issue will be focussed on
apocalyse/millenarianism/end of the world problems. We are
looking for relevant essays. Please submit your essay to

Professor Dr. Klaus Reichert
Zentrum zur Erforschung der Fruehen Neuzeit
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universitaet
D - 60054 Frankfurt am Main

email addresses: my address or: K.Reichert_at_em.uni-frankfurt.de

The Centre for Studies in Early Modern History, Culture and
Science (Zentrum zur Erforschung der Fruehen Neuzeit) at Johann
Wolfgang Goethe Universitaet at Frankfurt a.M. publishes the
journal "Zeitspruenge". The next issue will be focussed on
apocalyse/millenarianism/end of the world problems. We are
looking for relevant essays. Please submit your essay to

Professor Dr. Klaus Reichert
Zentrum zur Erforschung der Fruehen Neuzeit
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universitaet
D - 60054 Frankfurt am Main

email addresses: my address or: K.Reichert_at_em.uni-frankfurt.de

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ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS

The co-chairs and organizers of the Women Art Patrons and Collectors:
Past and Present Conference held last March at the New York Public
Library wish to announce their launching of a new art history journal
entitled Aurora. This journal will be inaugurated in late 2000 and will
publish articles dealing with all time periods, cultures, media, and/or
methodologies within the field of art history. We are currently seeking
articles for the first issue. Manuscripts to be considered should be
sent to:

Lilian H. Zirpolo, 255 Glen Road, Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07675,
lzirpolo_at_worldnet.att.net

FEMINIST THEORY IN PRACTICE. Papers are invited for *Feminist Theory,
Feminist Practice: The Challenges, Concerns, and Consequences.* This
collection will explore the challenges of implementing feminist theory in
actual classrooms. What were the problems, frustrations, and rewards of
doing so? Experiences in which practice recursively informed theory are
particularly welcome. Send queries or a 1-2 page abstract with a
one-paragraph biography to Gil Haroian-Guerin, The Writing Program, HBC
239, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 13244 or gharoian_at_mailbox.syr.edu.

"Women Writers: A Zine" has moved, so anyone interested in information,
applications
for staff or occasional writer positions, or any other general Zine type
info,
should check the new site URL:
http://www.womenwriters.net
Please be sure to check out the page that describes the difference between a
"staff" and "occasional" writer, and see sample "bios"
before sending your information. The direct URL for that page is:
http://www.womenwriters.net/contribute.htm
Finally, we are now accepting original poetry (minimum of 5 poems must be
submitted) and

The Journal of Narrative Theory seeks essays for an upcoming special issue
on Race and Narrative. The issue is for 2001, Winter.

ECHO: a music-centered journal

"Echo repeats the last words spoken, and gives back the sounds she has
heard."
                                (From Ovid's Metamorphoses)

Now Hiring: (Sort of)
Women Writers, an E-Zine Reference Guide to women authors & resources on =
the Internet is looking for contributors. See site for details and =
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Now Hiring: (Sort of)
Women Writers, an E-Zine Reference Guide to women authors & resources on =
the Internet is looking for contributors. See site for details and =
samples....
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The Editors of _George Eliot-G. H. Lewes Studies_ invite contributions on
any aspect of George Eliot, George Henry Lewes, or the relationship between
them and their circle. Also welcome are any notes, queries, or comments on
any matter relating to Eliot or Lewes.

Please direct all queries and submissions (two copies, MLA Style,
anonymous) to William Baker (wbaker_at_niu.edu), Editor, _George Eliot-G. H.
Lewes Studies_, Department of English, Northern Illinois University,
DeKalb, IL 60115.

THE YALE JOURNAL OF LAW & THE HUMANITIES invites submissions for
publication in its upcoming Winter issue. Published twice a year (Winter
Issue in February, Summer Issue in June), the Journal is an
interdisciplinary forum that explores the broad connections between the
humanities and law. Scholarship in the Journal draws upon literary,
cultural, and political theory; legal, social, and cultural history; and
philosophy of law. The Journal also publishes pieces on language, culture,
and law that defy easy classification in conventional academic fields. It
is edited by students of the Yale Law School and the Yale Graduate School
of Arts & Sciences, with the assistance of an editorial board of