[eccr] 1st Global Conference: Future Literature, Future Criticism

>1st Global Conference: Future Literature, Future Criticism
>17 to 19 March 2005
>Prague, Czech Republic
>
>This conference aims to take stock of the
>genealogy of current literary practices and their
>critical adjuncts with a view to speculating on
>future developments in both literature and
>criticism. An inter-disciplinary approach will be
>adopted so as to provide the basis for dialogue
>between the various disciplines currently
>inputting into literary and critical production,
>including media studies, cultural studies,
>philosophy, literary theory, rhetoric, poetics,
>theology, sociology and psychology.
>
>Papers, short papers, and workshops are invited
>on issues related to any of the following themes:
>* Epochs of literature
>* Genealogy of critical discourse on literature
>* Relation between various literary genres
>* Blurring of literature/criticism distinction
>* Philosophy and Literature
>* Contemporary religious experience in literature
>* Digital and virtual literature
>* Conflicts in contemporary literature
>* Disciplinary topics in literature
>* Regionalism and contemporary literature
>* Literature and education/the university
>* Avant-gardism
>* The future of literature and criticism
>
>Papers will be considered on any related theme.
>300 word abstracts should be submitted by Monday
>22nd November 2004. If an abstract is accepted
>for the conference, a full draft paper should be
>submitted by Friday 11th February 2005.
>
>300 word abstracts should be submitted to the
>Organising Joint Chairs; abstracts may be in
>Word, WordPerfect, PDF or RTF formats.
>
>Dr Jones Irwin
>St Patrick's College
>Dublin
>Ireland
>Email: (derrida66 /at/ yahoo.com)
>
>Dr Rob Fisher
>Inter-Disciplinary.Net
>Freeland, Oxfordshire OX29 8HR
>Email: (rf /at/ inter-disciplinary.net)
>
>The conference is part of the 'Probing the
>Boundaries' programme of research projects. It
>aims to bring together people from different
>areas and interests to share ideas and explore
>various discussions which are innovative and
>exciting.
>
>All papers accepted for and presented at this
>conference will be published in an ISBN eBook.
>Selected papers will be developed for publication
>in a themed hard copy volume.
>
>For further details about the project, please go to:
>
>http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ptb/flfc/flfc.htm
>
>For further details about the conference, please go to:
>
>http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ptb/flfc/flfc1/flfc05cfp.htm

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