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ARTICLES-IN-PROGRESS WORKSHOP
DEADLINE IN TWO WEEKS!
Please Share with Colleagues and Students (apologies for cross-postings).
Mid-America Theatre Conference
February 28-March 2, 2008
Hyatt Regency Crown Center
Kansas City, MO
http://www.wiu.edu/matc/
CALL FOR PAPERS:
ARTICLES-IN-PROGRESS WORKSHOP
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by October 15 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by October 15 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by October 15 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by October 15 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by September 30 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by September 30 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by September 30 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by September 30 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by September 30 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
How does the translation of social and cultural codes (re)invent gender?
How does the (re)invention of gender affect existing communities and
create new forms of communication and identity? What are the consequences
of blurring and transgressing these boundaries? This panel seeks critical
and creative presentations that explore these questions.
Submit 350-word paper proposals by September 30 to the Southwest Graduate
English Symposium, held at Arizona State University, February 29-March 1,
2008. Please include your name, professional affiliation, home and office
numbers, mailing address, and email address. Also, please include any A/V
requirements with your submission.
The Immigrant Writer as Creator of Identity
The Immigrant Writer as Creator of Identity
The Immigrant Writer as Creator of Identity
The Immigrant Writer as Creator of Identity