[eccr] CFP - Sonic Synergies, Creative Cultures

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>SONIC SYNERGIES, CREATIVE CULTURES
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>CALL FOR PAPERS
>Hosted by the University of South Australia, and incorporating the 10th
>National Conference of the Australia-New Zealand Branch of IASPM.
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>The University of South Australia in conjunction with the Australia-New
>Zealand Branch of the International Association for the Study of Popular
>Music is pleased to announce a call for papers for the 2003 conference
>'Sonic Synergies, Creative Cultures'. Aimed at both academics and
>practitioners, this conference focuses on identities, technologies and
>communities.
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>The conference is to be held in Adelaide at the University of South
>Australia,
>City East Campus, from July 17-20, 2003.
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>'Sonic Synergies, Creative Cultures' will be an interdisciplinary gathering
>for researchers, scholars, practitioners and students interested in the
>general themes of identity, music, technology, community and the synergies
>between them. Presentations on all aspects of creative cultures are welcome.
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>Possible topics include, but are not limited to:
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>*Fandom
>*Youth
>*New Technologies
>*Communities
>*Identity
>* Spaces and Places
>* Cultural and Media Policy
>* Creative Network
>* Ethnicities
>* Theory/Practice Intersections
>*Industry/Artist Synergies
>*Deviance and Transgression
>*Copyright and Creative Practice
>*Multimedia
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>The conference committee invites proposals for panels, symposia, individual
>papers or other formats.
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>Panels that bring together a number of papers based on a common theme or
>topic are especially encouraged.
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>Postgraduate students who are members of IASPM at the time of their
>presentation, and who deliver a paper on any aspect of popular music, will
>be eligible for the 'Best Postgraduate Conference Presentation' award. The
>award consists of a $100 cash prize and three years' subscription to the
>journal Perfect Beat.
>Please include a note with the submission of your abstract of your intent to
>be considered for this IASPM award.
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>Proposals (of no more than 250 words) should be directed via e-mail to the
>Organising Committee at:
>(sonic2003 /at/ unisa.edu.au)
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>For general information about the conference please refer to this official
>conference website http://www.com.unisa.edu.au/sonic or email Susan Luckman
>(susan.luckman /at/ unisa.edu.au).
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>Submissions close Friday 13th December, 2002.
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