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The 2007 JNZL Prize for New Zealand Literary Studies=20
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The Journal of New Zealand Literature offers an annual prize for a =
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Deadline Extended to 15 August 2006
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CALL FOR PAPERS (Update)
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2006 Film and History League Conference
"The Documentary Tradition" Dallas 8-12 November 2006
<http://www.filmandhistory.org <http://www.filmandhistory.org/> >
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AREA: Silent Film
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Gender Balance/ Gender Bias
Gender and Education Association Conference 28th, 29th and 30th March 2007
Special Issue of Gender and Education dedicated to the Conference
Trinity College Dublin
Second Call for Papers: deadline 17th November 2006
Email abstracts to: cgws.conferences_at_tcd.ie
Gender Balance/ Gender Bias
Gender and Education Association Conference 28th, 29th and 30th March 2007
Special Issue of Gender and Education dedicated to the Conference
Trinity College Dublin
Second Call for Papers: deadline 17th November 2006
Email abstracts to: cgws.conferences_at_tcd.ie
Gender Balance/ Gender Bias
Gender and Education Association Conference 28th, 29th and 30th March 2007
Special Issue of Gender and Education dedicated to the Conference
Trinity College Dublin
Second Call for Papers: deadline 17th November 2006
Email abstracts to: cgws.conferences_at_tcd.ie
Gender Balance/ Gender Bias
Gender and Education Association Conference 28th, 29th and 30th March 2007
Special Issue of Gender and Education dedicated to the Conference
Trinity College Dublin
Second Call for Papers: deadline 17th November 2006
Email abstracts to: cgws.conferences_at_tcd.ie
CFP: Reading the "Exotic": South Asia and Its Others
Atreyee Phukan and V.G. Julie Rajan, eds.
Call for Papers
Women's History Association Ireland
Annual Meeting
Friday Evening, November 17
and
Saturday, 18 November, 2006
Trinity College, Dublin
Hosted by
The Centre for Gender and Women's Studies
Theme: Doing Gender History: Methods and Models
This conference will explore the shape and content of gender history – moving
beyond men's history (traditional ) history and women's history to develop a
new holistic paradigm that includes and values the actions/experiences and
ideas of both men and women. We ask: How do we do gender history? What would
it look like? Do we have specific examples of doing gender history?
CFP: Reading the "Exotic": South Asia and Its Others
Atreyee Phukan and V.G. Julie Rajan, eds.
CFP: Reading the "Exotic": South Asia and Its Others
Atreyee Phukan and V.G. Julie Rajan, eds.
Call for Papers
Women's History Association Ireland
Annual Meeting
Friday Evening, November 17
and
Saturday, 18 November, 2006
Trinity College, Dublin
Hosted by
The Centre for Gender and Women's Studies
Theme: Doing Gender History: Methods and Models
This conference will explore the shape and content of gender history – moving
beyond men's history (traditional ) history and women's history to develop a
new holistic paradigm that includes and values the actions/experiences and
ideas of both men and women. We ask: How do we do gender history? What would
it look like? Do we have specific examples of doing gender history?
Call for Papers
Women's History Association Ireland
Annual Meeting
Friday Evening, November 17
and
Saturday, 18 November, 2006
Trinity College, Dublin
Hosted by
The Centre for Gender and Women's Studies
Theme: Doing Gender History: Methods and Models
This conference will explore the shape and content of gender history – moving
beyond men's history (traditional ) history and women's history to develop a
new holistic paradigm that includes and values the actions/experiences and
ideas of both men and women. We ask: How do we do gender history? What would
it look like? Do we have specific examples of doing gender history?
CFP: Reading the "Exotic": South Asia and Its Others
Atreyee Phukan and V.G. Julie Rajan, eds.
Call for Papers
Women's History Association Ireland
Annual Meeting
Friday Evening, November 17
and
Saturday, 18 November, 2006
Trinity College, Dublin
Hosted by
The Centre for Gender and Women's Studies
Theme: Doing Gender History: Methods and Models
This conference will explore the shape and content of gender history – moving
beyond men's history (traditional ) history and women's history to develop a
new holistic paradigm that includes and values the actions/experiences and
ideas of both men and women. We ask: How do we do gender history? What would
it look like? Do we have specific examples of doing gender history?