CFP: Exiles and Expatriates (9/10/05; 20th-C. Lit., 2/23/06-2/25/06)

full name / name of organization: 
Charles L. Sligh

CFP: "Exiles and Expatriates" (10 September 2005; 23 - 25 February 2006)

The Thirty-fourth Annual 20th Century Literature and Culture Conference at
the University of Louisville

Louisville, Kentucky
23 - 25 February 2006

"Exiles and Expatriates"

The International Lawrence Durrell Society invites proposals for papers
discussing the figure of the Exile and/or the Expatriate in 20th century
literature and culture.
Possible approaches to this topic might include:

* Writers as exiles/expatriates
* Characters as exiles/expatriate
* Conrad, Lawrence, Yeats, Joyce, Mann, Eliot, Hemingway,
Fitzgerald, Stein, Beckett, Bowles, Durrell, Milosz, Wiesel,
Arendt, Soyinka, Achebe, Ngugi, Said, Djebar, Rushdie
* Exiles as Travel Writers
* Politics of Exile
* Issues of Exile & the Canon
* Home versus Abroad
* Creative Geographies & Imaginary Homelands
* Cities Real, Unreal, & Invisible
* Communities of Exile
* Communities & Memory
* Modernism & the Marginal
* Language & Translation

* Throughout his life and throughout his writings, Lawrence Durrell
(1912-90) openly cultivated the role of Exile and ranged freely among
cultures, languages, and literary movements. This panel recognizes that
Durrell's presence in academic work and teaching is at present
under-represented--Durrell, in fact, remains an exile--and the ILDS
therefore explicitly seeks to cultivate potential points of convergence
between Durell's writings and academic investigations of other authors and
movements within 20th-century literature. If your paper does not primarily
address Durrell's works, please indicate possible points of connection with
those works.

DEADLINE: 10 September 2005

PLEASE SUBMIT ALL PROPOSALS TO THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS:

By Email w/attachment (preferred):

cls9k_at_virginia.edu

~ or ~

By Post:

Charles L. Sligh
Department of English
Wake Forest University
C-201 Tribble Hall
Winston-Salem, NC 27106

Please let us know if you plan to use slides, overhead projections,
powerpoint, or other multimedia. Include your name, professional
affiliation, addresses (including e-mail), and a phone number.

The Thirty-fourth annual 20th-Century Literature Conference will be held at
the University of Louisville, 23 - 25 February 2006.

Please see the conference's official website for additional information:

www.louisville.edu/a-s/cml/xxconf/index.html

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