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CFP: Computers and Literature Discussion Group (MLA '05)
Papers are sought for the "Computers and Literature" Discussion Group for the 2005 Modern Language Association Conference (27-30 December 2005, Washington D.C.) that explore how literary theory, including editorial theory, is responding to electronic (and hence infinitely revisable) texts. Papers are also welcome on the relationship between computer-assisted analytic techniques and literary theory. Abstracts of 300-500 words by 4 March; Susan Schreibman ([email protected]).
- Cfp: The Question Of Reading
CFP: The Question of Reading According to Jean-Paul Sartre, ?a concrete act called reading? is necessary for a text to become a literary object. LIT: Literature Interpretation Theory is soliciting critical, historical, and theoretical explorations of...
- Cfp: Freshman English And English Composition: Open Topic At "literary Space(s)"
CFP: Freshman English and English Composition: Open Topic at "Literary Space(s)" SCMLA 2005 in Houston, Texas. The deadline for submissions is March 15, 2005. The Freshman English and English Composition Panel of the South Central Modern Language Association...
- Cfp: Museum Discourse In/and Literature (mla 2005)
CFP: Museum Discourse in/and Literature (MLA 2005) Proposed Special Session MLA December 27-30, 2005 Washington, D.C. Deadline March 15, 2005 Andreas Huyssen (1995) has pointed out that ?Few who have written on the museum in the 1980s have . . . argued...
- Cfp: Early Modern Technology: Mla Lit & Science Division (modern Language Assn).
CFP: Early Modern Technology: MLA Lit & Science Division (Modern Language Assn). The Question Concerning Early Modern Technology A panel sponsored by the MLA Division on Literature and Science Papers on machines, medicine, optics, perspective,...
- Cfp: Currents In Electronic Literacy (4/30/04; E-journal Issue)
CFP: Currents in Electronic Literacy (4/30/04; e-journal issue - "Intersections or Reflections: What Do Technology and Literature Have to Say to One Another?") The upcoming issue of Currents in Electronic Literacy http://currents.cwrl.utexas.edu will...
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CFP: Computers and Literature Discussion Group (MLA '05)
CFP: Computers and Literature Discussion Group (MLA '05)
Papers are sought for the "Computers and Literature" Discussion Group for the 2005 Modern Language Association Conference (27-30 December 2005, Washington D.C.) that explore how literary theory, including editorial theory, is responding to electronic (and hence infinitely revisable) texts. Papers are also welcome on the relationship between computer-assisted analytic techniques and literary theory. Abstracts of 300-500 words by 4 March; Susan Schreibman ([email protected]).
- Cfp: The Question Of Reading
CFP: The Question of Reading According to Jean-Paul Sartre, ?a concrete act called reading? is necessary for a text to become a literary object. LIT: Literature Interpretation Theory is soliciting critical, historical, and theoretical explorations of...
- Cfp: Freshman English And English Composition: Open Topic At "literary Space(s)"
CFP: Freshman English and English Composition: Open Topic at "Literary Space(s)" SCMLA 2005 in Houston, Texas. The deadline for submissions is March 15, 2005. The Freshman English and English Composition Panel of the South Central Modern Language Association...
- Cfp: Museum Discourse In/and Literature (mla 2005)
CFP: Museum Discourse in/and Literature (MLA 2005) Proposed Special Session MLA December 27-30, 2005 Washington, D.C. Deadline March 15, 2005 Andreas Huyssen (1995) has pointed out that ?Few who have written on the museum in the 1980s have . . . argued...
- Cfp: Early Modern Technology: Mla Lit & Science Division (modern Language Assn).
CFP: Early Modern Technology: MLA Lit & Science Division (Modern Language Assn). The Question Concerning Early Modern Technology A panel sponsored by the MLA Division on Literature and Science Papers on machines, medicine, optics, perspective,...
- Cfp: Currents In Electronic Literacy (4/30/04; E-journal Issue)
CFP: Currents in Electronic Literacy (4/30/04; e-journal issue - "Intersections or Reflections: What Do Technology and Literature Have to Say to One Another?") The upcoming issue of Currents in Electronic Literacy http://currents.cwrl.utexas.edu will...