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Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 14:59:52 -0600
Reply-To: Robert.Young@usm.edu
Sender: Cultural History Forum
From: Stephen Young
Organization: The Southern Quarterly
Subject: Call for proposals: Arts in Regional Culture
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The International Regional Studies Colloquium announces a call for
papers for "The Arts and Regional Identity," a conference at the
University of Perpignan 21-23 September 2000.
http://www-dept.usm.edu/~soq/irsc.html
The Arts and Regional Identity
"The Arts and Regional Identity," a conference sponsored by the
International Regional Studies Colloquium, will be
concerned with the role of the arts and artists in the construction of
and contests over regional identity.
Studies of all art forms, historical periods, and cultural regions are welcome.
Conference papers and panels might address (but are not limited to) the
following topics:
Poets, novelists, and visual artists as champions of regional cultural
identity.
The emergence of cinema as a unifying factor in contemporary regional
identity movements.
Art and politics in constructions and reconstructions of regional
identity.
"Regionalism" vs. "Regional identity": sources for a debate on new
definitions.
The comparative study of regional identity movements.
Conference site: Université de Perpignan, Perpignan, France
Conference dates: 21-23 September 2000
Papers may be presented in any language.
Selected papers will be published in a special edition of The Southern Quarterly.
http://www-dept.usm.edu/~soq
Papers for presentation should be no longer than 10 pages (about 20 to
30 minutes reading time).
Deadline for submissions: 1 March 2000
Notification of acceptance: 1 May 2000
Send abstracts of papers and of panels (250 words) to:
Tony Jappy
Département d'Etudes Anglaises et Américaines
Université de Perpignan
66860 Perpignan CEDEX
France
tony@univ-perp.fr
or
Robert Stephen Young
The Southern Quarterly
Box 5078
The University of Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg, MS 39406-5078
U.S.A.
Robert.Young@usm.edu
Expenses for accommodations, will be underwritten, in part, by the conference.
Support for "The Arts and Regional Identity" is provided by the
Université de Perpignan, the College of International and
Continuing Education at the University of Southern Mississippi, and The
Southern Quarterly.
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Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1999 01:56:51 -0800
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From: Cultural Analysis
Subject: CALL FOR PAPERS ON POPULAR CULTURE AND FOLKLORE!
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CULTURAL ANALYSIS: CALL FOR PAPERS!
Cultural Analysis: An Interdisciplinary Forum on Folklore and Popular Culture
invites submissions for the first volume of an interdisciplinary,
international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to expressive and everyday
culture.
* We encourage submissions from a variety of theoretical standpoints and
from different disciplines, including (but not limited to) anthropology,
archaeology, architecture, art history, cultural studies, folklore,
geography, history, media studies, popular culture, psychology, rhetoric,
sociology, and women's studies. We are seeking submissions for the
following sections: research articles, reviews of works (books, films,
exhibitions, websites, etc.), and annotated bibliographies.
* The journal also features published responses to each research article,
written by scholars from different disciplinary backgrounds. This is
one of
the ways in which we hope to contribute to interdisciplinary dialogue on
folklore and popular culture. We ask anyone willing to submit such
responses to get in touch.
* The journal will be made available via the internet and will offer
worldwide distribution at no cost to readers. At the same time, the
journal
has all the conventional advantages of hard-copy journals, since it
will be
produced in both .html and .pdf format, ensuring that the journal can
easily be cited and printed in fixed-page format.
Submission Guidelines:
Authors should submit research articles of approximately 20-30 pages in length
in accordance with The Chicago Manual of Style and include an abstract of 100
words and a Works Cited section (not a bibliography). Submissions should be in
hard copy: if accepted, an electronic version will be requested as well.
Please
bear in mind that Cultural Analysis is interdisciplinary, so
discipline-specific
terms should be used sparingly and explained either parenthetically or in
footnotes. In the future, we hope to publish in multiple languages; for the
first volume, however, we are only accepting submissions in English.
Deadline for submission of articles for the first volume is May 1, 2000.
Please address all correspondence to:
Cultural Analysis
Editor JoAnn Conrad, PhD.
Department of Anthropology, Kroeber Hall
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720 U.S.A.
OR:
caforum@socrates.berkeley.edu
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~caforum
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CULTURAL ANALYSIS: CALL FOR PAPERS!
Cultural Analysis: An Interdisciplinary Forum
on Folklore and Popular Culture invites submissions for
the first volume of an interdisciplinary, international, peer-reviewed
journal dedicated to expressive and everyday culture.
- We encourage submissions from a variety of theoretical standpoints
and from different disciplines, including (but not limited to)
anthropology, archaeology, architecture, art history, cultural studies,
folklore, geography, history, media studies, popular culture, psychology,
rhetoric, sociology, and women's studies. We are seeking submissions for
the following sections: research articles, reviews of works (books,
films, exhibitions, websites, etc.), and annotated bibliographies.
- The journal also features published responses to each research
article, written by scholars from different disciplinary backgrounds.
This is one of the ways in which we hope to contribute to
interdisciplinary dialogue on folklore and popular culture. We ask anyone
willing to submit such responses to get in touch.
- The journal will be made available via the internet and will offer
worldwide distribution at no cost to readers. At the same time, the
journal has all the conventional advantages of hard-copy journals, since
it will be produced in both .html and .pdf format, ensuring that the
journal can easily be cited and printed in fixed-page format.
Submission Guidelines:
Authors should submit research articles of
approximately 20-30 pages in length in accordance with The Chicago Manual
of Style and include an abstract of 100 words and a Works Cited section
(not a bibliography). Submissions should be in hard copy: if accepted, an
electronic version will be requested as well. Please bear in mind that
Cultural Analysis is interdisciplinary,
so discipline-specific terms should be used sparingly and explained
either parenthetically or in footnotes. In the future, we hope to publish
in multiple languages; for the first volume, however, we are only
accepting submissions in English.
Deadline for submission of articles for the first volume is
May 1, 2000.
Please address all correspondence to:
Cultural Analysis
Editor JoAnn Conrad, PhD.
Department of Anthropology, Kroeber Hall
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720 U.S.A.
OR:
caforum@socrates.berkeley.edu
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~caforum
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