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From: "Society for Literature & Science"
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-> [Fwd: MSA: Call for Seminar Participants]
by Bruce Clarke
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Date: 22 May 2000 07:31:10 -0700
From: Bruce Clarke
Subject: [Fwd: MSA: Call for Seminar Participants]
At least this year the MSA meeting occurs the week after, rather than
of, the SLS meeting. For this meeting Linda Henderson and I will chair
a seminar on Modernism and Science. Please consider attending the
meeting, participating in our seminar or another from the wide selection
listed below. Thanks for passing this call to others who may be
interested.
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Bruce Clarke
bruno@ttu.edu
Director, Center for the Interaction of the Arts and Sciences
qcias@ttu.edu
Department of English, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 79409-3091
vox: 806 742-1358 (Center) fax: 806 742-0989 (Department)
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The New Modernist Studies Association
"New Modernisms II"
12-15 October 2000
The University of Pennsylvania
CALL FOR SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS
Deadline: May 30
"New Modernisms II" offers scholars the opportunity to
take part in one of 28 small group (maximum 15 member)
discussions based on brief papers (5 pages) that
participants will submit in advance of the meeting.
Seminar assignemtns will be made on a first-come,
first-served basis.
This year's seminar offerings include:
Charles Altieri, English
MODERNIST EXPERIMENTS AND STRUCTURES OF FEELING
David Brownlee, Art History
MODERNISM AND POST-MODERNISM IN LATE TWENTIETH-CENTURY
ARCHITECTURE
Jessica Burstein, English
FASHION AND MODERNISM
Anne Charles, English
SAPPHIC MODERNISM
David Chinitz, English
MODERNISM, POETRY, AND CULTURE
Michael Coyle, English and Bernard Gendron, Philosophy
MODERNISM AND JAZZ
Marianne DeKoven, English
POST-MODERN MODERNISM
Laura Doyle, English
RACE, MODERNISM, MODERNITY
James English, English
MODERNISM AND PRESTIGE
Simonetta Falasca-Zamponi, Sociology
FASCISM AND THE AVANT-GARDE
Norman Finkelstein and Tyrone Williams, English
DIASPORA
Nancy Gish and Keith Tuma, English
LANGUAGES AND LEGACIES OF MODERNISM: "BRITAIN" AND
IRELAND
Mary Gluck, History
MODERNISM AND THE CITY
Eileen Gregory, English
MODELS OF THE CLASSICAL IN MODERNISM
Linda Dalrymple Henderson, Art and Art History and Bruce
Clarke, English
MODERNISM AND SCIENCE
Kerry L. Johnson, English
MODERNISM AND CARIBBEAN LITERATURES
Gail McDonald, English
FEEDING MODERNISM: FOOD (AND DRINK) IN MODERNISM
David McWhirter, English
MODERNIST ABSTRACTION
Cristanne Miller, English
CROSSING BOUNDARIES IN THE ARTS
Robert Morgan, Music
COHERENCE AND INCOHERENCE IN MODERNIST LITERATURE, ART,
AND MUSIC
Carol Oja, Music
SPIRITUALITY AND EARLY 20TH-CENTURY MODERNISM
Brian Richardson, English
MODERNISM AND THE READER
John Paul Riquelme, English
MODERNIST ORIENTALISM
Luca Somigli, Italian
THE GENRES OF MODERNISM
Leon Surette, English
LITERATURE AND ECONOMICS: AN UNHOLY ALLIANCE
Denise Von Glahn, Music
FUTURISM
Wallace Watson, English
MODERNISM AND THE MOVIES
Barrett Watten and Rachel Blau DuPlessis, English
AVANT-GARDE AND CULTURAL STUDIES
GUIDELINES AND FORMAT
You may apply for seminar participation by e-mail or
regular mail; please send a ranked list of three seminar
choices along with your name, professional affiliation,
mailing address (include a summer address, if
applicable), phone number, and e-mail address to:
Bob Perelman
Department of English
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA 19104
e-mail: Perelman@dept.english.edu (no attachments)
fax: 215-573-2063
Visit our website for full descriptions of seminars,
invited participants, and updated information on
availability of seminar spaces. The MSA homepage can be
found at:
You need not submit an abstract or CV in order to
register for a seminar, and you may participate in both
a seminar and a panel at the conference if you like
(panel proposals due by May 31; details are available on
the MSA website).
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The New Modernist Studies Association
"New Modernisms II"
12-15 October 2000
The University of Pennsylvania
CALL FOR SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS
Deadline: May 30
"New Modernisms II" offers scholars the opportunity to
take part in one of 28 small group (maximum 15 member)
discussions based on brief papers (5 pages) that
participants will submit in advance of the meeting.
Seminar assignemtns will be made on a first-come,
first-served basis.
This year's seminar offerings include:
Charles Altieri, English
MODERNIST EXPERIMENTS AND STRUCTURES OF FEELING
David Brownlee, Art History
MODERNISM AND POST-MODERNISM IN LATE TWENTIETH-CENTURY
ARCHITECTURE
Jessica Burstein, English
FASHION AND MODERNISM
Anne Charles, English
SAPPHIC MODERNISM
David Chinitz, English
MODERNISM, POETRY, AND CULTURE
Michael Coyle, English and Bernard Gendron, Philosophy
MODERNISM AND JAZZ
Marianne DeKoven, English
POST-MODERN MODERNISM
Laura Doyle, English
RACE, MODERNISM, MODERNITY
James English, English
MODERNISM AND PRESTIGE
Simonetta Falasca-Zamponi, Sociology
FASCISM AND THE AVANT-GARDE
Norman Finkelstein and Tyrone Williams, English
DIASPORA
Nancy Gish and Keith Tuma, English
LANGUAGES AND LEGACIES OF MODERNISM: "BRITAIN" AND
IRELAND
Mary Gluck, History
MODERNISM AND THE CITY
Eileen Gregory, English
MODELS OF THE CLASSICAL IN MODERNISM
Linda Dalrymple Henderson, Art and Art History and Bruce
Clarke, English
MODERNISM AND SCIENCE
Kerry L. Johnson, English
MODERNISM AND CARIBBEAN LITERATURES
Gail McDonald, English
FEEDING MODERNISM: FOOD (AND DRINK) IN MODERNISM
David McWhirter, English
MODERNIST ABSTRACTION
Cristanne Miller, English
CROSSING BOUNDARIES IN THE ARTS
Robert Morgan, Music
COHERENCE AND INCOHERENCE IN MODERNIST LITERATURE, ART,
AND MUSIC
Carol Oja, Music
SPIRITUALITY AND EARLY 20TH-CENTURY MODERNISM
Brian Richardson, English
MODERNISM AND THE READER
John Paul Riquelme, English
MODERNIST ORIENTALISM
Luca Somigli, Italian
THE GENRES OF MODERNISM
Leon Surette, English
LITERATURE AND ECONOMICS: AN UNHOLY ALLIANCE
Denise Von Glahn, Music
FUTURISM
Wallace Watson, English
MODERNISM AND THE MOVIES
Barrett Watten and Rachel Blau DuPlessis, English
AVANT-GARDE AND CULTURAL STUDIES
GUIDELINES AND FORMAT
You may apply for seminar participation by e-mail or
regular mail; please send a ranked list of three seminar
choices along with your name, professional affiliation,
mailing address (include a summer address, if
applicable), phone number, and e-mail address to:
Bob Perelman
Department of English
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA 19104
e-mail: Perelman@dept.english.edu (no
attachments)
fax: 215-573-2063
Visit our website for full descriptions of seminars,
invited participants, and updated information on
availability of seminar spaces. The MSA homepage can be
found at:
<http://www.psu.edu/dept/english/MSA/msa.htm>
You need not submit an abstract or CV in order to
register for a seminar, and you may participate in both
a seminar and a panel at the conference if you like
(panel proposals due by May 31; details are available on
the MSA website).
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