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CALL FOR PAPERS
Midwest Modern Language Association Conference
November 8-11, 2007
The Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
Cleveland, OH
AMERICAN LITERATURE I: The Politics of Recovery: 19th-Century African American Women Novelists
Call for papers
Session on the History of Emotions, ESSHC, Lisbon 27 Feb-1 March 2008
(abstract due 15 March 2007)
PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association ~ RMMLA
Annual Convention in the Heart of the Canadian Rockies
Calgary, Alberta ~ October 4-6, 2007
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Call for paper proposals!
SESSION: Oral and Traditional Arts
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300-word abstracts by email to rmmla_at_wsu.edu <mailto:rmmla_at_wsu.edu>=20
March 1 deadline, but later submissions may be considered.
Membership in RMMLA by April 1.
Convention Registration Fee also applies. =20
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RMMLA
CALL FOR PAPERS
Midwest Modern Language Association Conference
November 8-11, 2007
The Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
Cleveland, OH
AMERICAN LITERATURE I: The Politics of Recovery: 19th-Century African American Women Novelists
CALL FOR PAPERS
Midwest Modern Language Association Conference
November 8-11, 2007
The Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
Cleveland, OH
AMERICAN LITERATURE I: The Politics of Recovery: 19th-Century African American Women Novelists
"The Novel and its Borders"
3 day Conference organised by The Centre for The Novel
University of Aberdeen
8-10 July 2008
www.abdn.ac.uk/novelconference/
The novel is not only a literary form occupying a particular generic or
cultural territory, but also an aesthetic, historical and social
phenomenon that represents, constructs, and transgresses borders. The
conference on The Novel and its Borders will engage with the novel in all
its aspects, material and theoretical, from the 18th to the 21st century.
Plenary speakers: Malcolm Bowie, Jonathan Lamb, Terry Castle
Panel topics will include the following:
"The Novel and its Borders"
3 day Conference organised by The Centre for The Novel
University of Aberdeen
8-10 July 2008
www.abdn.ac.uk/novelconference/
The novel is not only a literary form occupying a particular generic or
cultural territory, but also an aesthetic, historical and social
phenomenon that represents, constructs, and transgresses borders. The
conference on The Novel and its Borders will engage with the novel in all
its aspects, material and theoretical, from the 18th to the 21st century.
Plenary speakers: Malcolm Bowie, Jonathan Lamb, Terry Castle
Panel topics will include the following:
"The Novel and its Borders"
3 day Conference organised by The Centre for The Novel
University of Aberdeen
8-10 July 2008
www.abdn.ac.uk/novelconference/
The novel is not only a literary form occupying a particular generic or
cultural territory, but also an aesthetic, historical and social
phenomenon that represents, constructs, and transgresses borders. The
conference on The Novel and its Borders will engage with the novel in all
its aspects, material and theoretical, from the 18th to the 21st century.
Plenary speakers: Malcolm Bowie, Jonathan Lamb, Terry Castle
Panel topics will include the following:
"The Novel and its Borders"
3 day Conference organised by The Centre for The Novel
University of Aberdeen
8-10 July 2008
www.abdn.ac.uk/novelconference/
The novel is not only a literary form occupying a particular generic or
cultural territory, but also an aesthetic, historical and social
phenomenon that represents, constructs, and transgresses borders. The
conference on The Novel and its Borders will engage with the novel in all
its aspects, material and theoretical, from the 18th to the 21st century.
Plenary speakers: Malcolm Bowie, Jonathan Lamb, Terry Castle
Panel topics will include the following:
Narratives of 9/11: The Arab World and its Diasporas
Call for papers:
The 2007 Midwest Modern Language Association (M/MLA) panel on the short
story:
Revisiting Metafiction and Metanarrative
Call for papers:
The 2007 Midwest Modern Language Association (M/MLA) panel on the short
story:
Revisiting Metafiction and Metanarrative
Narratives of 9/11: The Arab World and its Diasporas
The Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association's 2007 meetings will have =
a session devoted to ethical criticism. Wayne Booth's approach is the =
most common topic, but any paper proposal on the ethical impact (or why =
we should expect no ethical impact from an aesthetic medium) of =
literature is welcome. The deadline for paper proposals is March 1, =
2007. Send your 300-word or shorter proposal to Alan Goff at =
agoff_at_devry.edu<mailto:agoff_at_devry.edu>.
The Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association's 2007 meetings will have =
a session devoted to ethical criticism. Wayne Booth's approach is the =
most common topic, but any paper proposal on the ethical impact (or why =
we should expect no ethical impact from an aesthetic medium) of =
literature is welcome. The deadline for paper proposals is March 1, =
2007. Send your 300-word or shorter proposal to Alan Goff at =
agoff_at_devry.edu<mailto:agoff_at_devry.edu>.