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Date: Wed, 7 Sep 1994 07:22:47 -0500
Reply-To: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
tech.,
cyber discussion"
Sender: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
tech.,
cyber discussion"
From: Joe Amato
Subject: ADDRESS CHANGE...
Dear Everybody,
Please note that my new address for un/subscription problems etc. is
HUMAMATO@MINNA.ACC.IIT.EDU
My jamata@ux1.etc. account is about to become defunct, so please
address
ANY mail to me at the humamato@etc. above...
There are currently over 200 subscribers to this list, and the SLS
conference in New Orleans is about two months away... If any of you
would
like to use this space to provoke a discussion about---ANYTHING---well,
hey, have at!
Joe Amato
Listowner
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Date: Thu, 8 Sep 1994 14:52:26 EDT
Reply-To: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
tech.,
cyber discussion"
Sender: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
tech.,
cyber discussion"
From: John Greenway
Subject: Conference materials
Not very elevated discourse, I'm afraid, but how do I obtain duplicate
Conference registration materials? Thanks.
John Greenway
1153 Patterson Tower
University of Kentucky
Lexington KY 40506-0027
ENGJLG@UKCC.UKY.EDU
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Date: Thu, 22 Sep 1994 22:32:27 EDT
Reply-To: John Buckman
Sender: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
tech.,
cyber discussion"
From: John Buckman
Subject: LISTSERV list information home page
I've set up a World Wide Web home page for LISTSERV lists. It
features handy "reference" pages with lists grouped along
certain topics, as well as a host of other information, such as
how to join, the # of members, whether the archives are open,
etc. I'm posting this announcement here because the www site
has a page for Literature and Writing .
Its URL is "http://www.clark.net/pub/listserv/listserv.html"
Use Mosaic, Lynx, WWW, Cello, etc. to view it.
LISTSERV lists for the following topics are represented:
Agriculture, Anthropology, Apple Computer, Art, Biology &
Chemistry, Business, Computers, Curricula, Database, Ecology,
Education, Food, Graphics, History, IBM, Internet & Bitnet, Law,
Library, Literature & Writing, Mathematics, Medicine, Music, PC
Software, Physics, Psychology & Philosophy, Religion, Science,
Teaching Institutions, Technology, Unix, and VMS & VM.
Here is what a typical entry looks like:
> Group name: FOODWINE
> Description: Discussion List for Food and Wine
> Members: 444
> Archive searching: for members only
> Who can join: anyone
> Country: USA
> Site: Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859
> Computerized administrator: listserv@cmuvm.csv.cmich.edu
> Human administrator: foodwine-request@cmuvm.csv.cmich.edu
> To send mail to the group write to: foodwine@cmuvm.csv.cmich.edu
Write to me if you'd like more information.
John
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John Buckman - Logika Inc. - Walter Shelby Group Ltd.
shelby@clark.net - Internet Software Developers and Consultants
ftp:clark.net We created (1)InfoMagnet, the LISTSERV tool
(/pub/magnet) (2)The Desktop Internet Reference (/pub/inetref)
(3)Lotus Notes->html converter (in beta); (4)The LISTSERV home
page (http://www.clark.net/pub/listserv/listserv.html)
tel:(301)718-7840 fax:(301)913-9849 BBS:(301)718-7310
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Date: Thu, 22 Sep 1994 23:05:47 EDT
Reply-To: John Buckman
Sender: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
tech.,
cyber discussion"
From: John Buckman
Subject: LISTSERV list information home page
I've set up a World Wide Web home page for LISTSERV lists. It
features handy "reference" pages with lists grouped along
certain topics, as well as a host of other information, such as
how to join, the # of members, whether the archives are open,
etc. I'm posting this announcement here because the www site
has a page for Philosophy & Psychology.
Its URL is "http://www.clark.net/pub/listserv/listserv.html"
Use Mosaic, Lynx, WWW, Cello, etc. to view it.
LISTSERV lists for the following topics are represented:
Agriculture, Anthropology, Apple Computer, Art, Biology &
Chemistry, Business, Computers, Curricula, Database, Ecology,
Education, Food, Graphics, History, IBM, Internet & Bitnet, Law,
Library, Literature & Writing, Mathematics, Medicine, Music, PC
Software, Physics, Psychology & Philosophy, Religion, Science,
Teaching Institutions, Technology, Unix, and VMS & VM.
Here is what a typical entry looks like:
> Group name: FOODWINE
> Description: Discussion List for Food and Wine
> Members: 444
> Archive searching: for members only
> Who can join: anyone
> Country: USA
> Site: Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859
> Computerized administrator: listserv@cmuvm.csv.cmich.edu
> Human administrator: foodwine-request@cmuvm.csv.cmich.edu
> To send mail to the group write to: foodwine@cmuvm.csv.cmich.edu
Write to me if you'd like more information.
John
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John Buckman - Logika Inc. - Walter Shelby Group Ltd.
shelby@clark.net - Internet Software Developers and Consultants
ftp:clark.net We created (1)InfoMagnet, the LISTSERV tool
(/pub/magnet) (2)The Desktop Internet Reference (/pub/inetref)
(3)Lotus Notes->html converter (in beta); (4)The LISTSERV home
page (http://www.clark.net/pub/listserv/listserv.html)
tel:(301)718-7840 fax:(301)913-9849 BBS:(301)718-7310
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Date: Sat, 24 Sep 1994 13:49:10 EDT
Reply-To: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
tech.,
cyber discussion"
Sender: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
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From: ARSamuel for
Subject: Diop Conference Registration
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PLEASE CIRCULATE AND POST
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SIXTH ANNUAL
CHEIKH ANTA DIOP CONFERENCE
DEPARTMENT OF AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES - TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
KORMAN SUITES CONFERENCE HOTEL
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
(PLEASE COMPLETE REGISTRATION FORM AND RETURN)
Thursday, October 6, 1994
7:00 - 9:00 P.M.
RECEPTION
Nubian Kingdom - Suite 215
Friday, October 7, 1994
8:00 - 8:45 A.M.
Registration
Grand Ballroom Lobby - First Floor
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
Libation/Drum Procession
Presentation of the Imhotep Society
Welcoming Remarks
Grand Ballroom - First Floor
Dean Carolyn Adams, College of Arts and Sciences, Temple University
Provost James England, Temple University
Dr. Molefi Kete Asante, Temple University
"THE STATE OF THE DISCIPLINE: KEMETOLOGICAL BASES FOR AN AFRICAN
WORLD
10:30 - 12:00 P.M.
Keynote Session I
Fante Kingdom - Suite 201
Dr. Kariamu Welsh Asante, Temple University
"AFRICAN DANCE AS CULTURAL UNIFIER"
Chair -- Mr. Charles Sutton, Temple University
Keynote Session II
Fon Kingdom - Suite 209
Dr. Jerome Schiele, Clark Atlanta University
"AFROCENTRIC SOCIAL WORK: WORKING THE CULTURE"
Chair -- Ms. Doreen Loury, Beaver College
Keynote Session III
Axumite Kingdom - Suite 211
Dr. Norman Harris, University of Cincinnati
"AFROCENTRIC LITERACY: ANALYTICAL AND THEORETICAL DIMENSIONS"
Chair -- Mr. Thomas Houssou-Adin, Temple University
Keynote Session IV
Nubian Kingdom - Suite 215
Dr. Kay Lovelace, Director of Staff Development Detroit Public Schools
"THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILD PLACED IN CRISIS"
Chair -- Dr. Carolyn Holmes, Philadelphia School District
12:00 - 1:00 P.M.
Lunch Break
1:00 - 2:15 P.M.
Keynote Session I
Fante Kingdom - Suite 201
Dr. Winston Van Horne, University of Wisconsin
"AFRICOLOGY AS THE AFROCENTRIC DISCIPLINE"
Chair -- Dr. Nathaniel Norment Jr., Temple University
Keynote Session II
Fon Kingdom - Suite 209
Dr. C.Tsehloane Keto, Temple University
"A THEORETICAL BASE FOR GRADUATE WORK IN AFRICOLOGY"
Chair -- Rev. Catherine Godbolte, Temple University
Keynote Session III
Axumite Kingdom - Suite 211
Dr. Morris Jeff, Director of New Orleans Social Services
"THE DIOPIAN WAY TO SOCIAL HEALTH"
Chair -- Ms. Miriam MaUat Ka Re, Temple University
Keynote Session IV
Nubian Kingdom - Suite 215
Dr. Cecil Blake, Indiana University - Gary
"RAWANDA, NIGERIA, SOMALIA: AN AFROCENTRIC CRITIQUE OF AFRICAN
ISSUES"
Chair -- Mr. Eddie Becton, Temple University
2:30 - 3:30 P.M.
Plenary Session
Grand Ballroom -- First Floor
Dr. Maulana Karenga, California State University - Long Beach
"DIOP AND THE AFROCENTRIC CHALLENGE TO EGYPTOLOGY"
Chair -- Dr. Theophile Obenga, Temple University
4:00 - 6:00 P.M.
General Meetings
NATIONAL AFROCENTRIC INSTITUTE BUSINESS MEETING, FANTE KINGDOM - SUITE
201
Imhotep Society Meeting, Fon Kingdom -- Suite 209
Afrocentric Curriculum, Axumite Kingdom -- Suite 211
Kemetology Group, Nubian Kingdom -- Suite 215
Saturday, October 8, 1994
8:00 - 8:45 A.M.
Registration/Refreshments
Grand Ballroom Lobby - First Floor
9:00 - 11:30 A.M.
Grand Ballroom - First Floor
Dr. Moefi Kete Asante, presiding
Dr. Theophile Obenga, Temple University
"ANCIENT AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY AND WRITING"
12:30 - 2:30 P.M.
Awards Luncheon
Grand Ballroom - First Floor
Dr. C. Tsehloane Keto, presiding
Mahmoud Bashet, Chief Curator Luxor Museum
"NEW DISCOVERIES AROUND ANCIENT THEMES"
Panels
2:30 - 4:00
Afrocentric Literary Markers
Fante Kingdom - Suite 201
Dr. Sondra Millner, University of Maryland, Eastern Shore
"TIME AND SPACE IN AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE"
Dr. Elaine Delancey, Drexel University
"AFROCENTRIC LITERARY CRITICISM: A PARADIGM"
Dr. Joyce A. Joyce, Chicago State University
"WARRIORS, CONJURORS, AND PRIESTS: THE AFRICAN AMERICAN
WRITER"
Chair -- Dr. Ama Mazama, Temple University
Afrocentric Philosophical Markers
Fon Kingdom - Suite 209
Mr. Charles Vanharen, Howard University
"AFROCENTRISM AND ACENTRISM"
Dr. Terry Kershaw, Temple University
"RACE AND POWER IN AFROCENTRIC THEORY"
Ms. Arletha Williams-Livingston, Temple University
"SCIENTIFIC TRADITION IN AFRICA"
Chair -- Mr. Greg Kimathi Carr, Temple University
Afrocentric Historical Markers
Axumite Kingdom - Suite 211
Dr. Mark Hyman, The Way Publishing Company
"AFRICAN PARTICIPATION IN THE EARLY CHURCH"
Dr. Levi Nwachuku, Lincoln University
"AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN UNITY: A THESIS"
Dr. Ina Fandrich, South Dakota State University
"MARIE LAVEAUX AND AFRICAN RELIGION IN NEW ORLEANS"
Chair -- Mr. Troy Allen
Afrocentric Theory and Practice
Nubian Kingdom - Suite 215
Dr. Emeka Nwadiora, Temple University School of Social Administration
"FANON, NGUGI, AND ASANTE: CULTURAL BONDS"
Dr. Susan Thomas-Holder, Wilmington School District
"HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET: THE PAN AFRICAN CONNECTION"
Dr. Abioseh Porter, Drexel University
"AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE: THEORY AND
PRACTICE"
Chair -- Ms. Jackie Bryant, Cleveland State University
Action Panels
4:00 - 5:00 P.M.
Stategies and Tactics for Afrocentric Advancement
Fante Kingdon - Suite 201
Mr. Shakur Africanus
Mr. Mayo Ogendengbe
Ms. Lama Wonkeryor
Ms. Harriet Schiffer
Dr. Susan Thomas-Holder
Chair -- Mr. Donald McNeely
Popular Afrocentric Cultural Forms: Development and
Fon Kingdom - Suite 209
Dr. Abu Abarry, Temple University
Mr. Moustafa Hefny
"THE AFRICANITY OF ANCIENT EGYPT: CONTEMPORARY
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVES"
Mr. Victor Vega, Middlesex County College
"THE HEMNETER IDEA OF KEMET"
Chair -- Dr. Ella Forbes
Afrocentric Curriculum/Asante Imprint Series
Axumite Kingdom - Suite 211
Ms. Jan Gillespie, Principal, Hatch Middle School
Ms. Valencia Muhammad, Washington School Board
Ms. Ina Walker, Principal, Lotus Academy
CHAIR -- DR. JUDYLYNN MITCHELL, VICE PRINCIPAL, FRUITLAND INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Pan Africanism and Afrocentricity: Theories and Practices
Nubian Kingdom - Suite 215
DR. NILGUN ANADOLU OKUR, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Mr. Victor Okafor, North Carolina State University
Ms. Dhyana Ziegler, University of Tennessee
Mr. Modibo Coulibaly,, Temple University
Chair -- Ms. Arletha Williams-Livingston
5:00 - 6:30P.M.
Dinner Break
6:30 - 9:00 P.M.
Closing Plenary
The Philadelphia County Medical Society - Pfahler Hall
2100 Spring Garden Street
Dr. Molefi Kete Asante, presiding
Closing Drums
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SIXTH ANNUAL
CHEIKH ANTA DIOP CONFERENCE
REGISTRATION
October 7, 8, 1994
NAME_____________________________________________________________
ORGANIZATION ____________________________________________________
ADDRESS _________________________________________________________
CITY ______________________________STATE ________ZIP ____________
TELEPHONE ________________________FAX ___________________________
E-MAIL/INTERNET _________________________________________________
VENUE: Korman Suites Conference Hotel
21st and Spring Garden Streets
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19130
(215) 569-7000
o Conference Registration $100.00
o Awards Luncheon 25.00
O NATL AFROCENTRIC INSTITUTE
MEMBERSHIP 25.00
TOTAL ENCLOSED
Please make check/money order payable to: TEMPLE UNIVERSTIY
and reply to: ASANTE@VM.Temple.edu
or mail to: Sixth Annual Diop Conference
DR. MOLEFI KETE ASANTE
DEPT.OF AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19122
CONFERENCE IS JOINTLY SPONSORED BY TEMPLE UNIVERSITY'S DEPARTMENT OF
rican Studies
AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES AND THE NATIONAL AFROCENTRIC INSTITUTE
For additional information: (215) 204-3451 or 204-4322; FAX (215)
204-5953
PLEASE REGISTER BEFORE SEPTEMBER 25, 1994....PLEASE REGISTER BEFORE
SEPTEM
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Date: Thu, 29 Sep 1994 15:14:23 +0000
Reply-To: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
tech.,
cyber discussion"
Sender: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
tech.,
cyber discussion"
From: Carol Colatrella
Subject: CALL FOR PAPERS/SLS 1995 in LA
CALL FOR PAPERS
1995 Annual Meeting of the Society for Literature and Science
PLACE: Los Angeles
HOTELS: Radisson Bel-Air and Brentwood Holiday Inn
DATES: Thursday, November 2 through Sunday, November 5, 1995
HOST: University of California, Los Angeles
Program Committee: Jay Labinger, California Institute of Technology,
chair; Steven Carter, California State University, Bakersfield; and
Marcella Greening, University of Southern California.
Site Coordinator: N. Katherine Hayles, UCLA
SEND FOUR COPIES OF ABSTRACTS FOR INDIVIDUAL PAPERS, AND OF PROPOSALS
FOR
SESSIONS OR PANELS, TO:
Jay Labinger DUE DATE FOR
ABSTRACTS
Beckman Institute AND
PROPOSALS:
mail code 139-74 February
1, 1995
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, CA 91125
Proposals must include: full names, addresses, phone numbers, E-mail
addresses (if available), and institutional affiliations of all
participants; full
titles and one-page abstracts for all papers; titles or themes and name
of
coordinator for sessions and special panels. KEYWORDS for paper or
session.
ENCLOSE A SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED CARD.
FORMATS FOR SLS SESSIONS:
Regular SLS Sessions: 10-12 minute oral presentations, 3 to 4
participants
per session.
Special Panels: Focused discussion of a topic, theme, or problem among 4
to 6
panelists.
Seminar Sessions: Pre-circulated papers from 6 to 10 participants. If
desired,
1 or 2 respondents may initiate discussion among panelists and
audience.
Designated
moderator will be responsible for circulating papers to panelists and
to
prescribed
audience in advance of meeting.
Guest Scholar Sessions: Sessions centering upon an extended
presentation
(up to one-half hour) by a well-known author, followed by brief
comments and open discussion.
CALL FOR CHAIRS! We would like to hear from SLS members who are willing
to
chair sessions. If interested, please contact members of the Program
Committee to let us know whether you have any preferences or
restrictions.
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Date: Fri, 30 Sep 1994 08:36:05 -0800
Reply-To: "Society for Literature and Science - philos.,
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cyber discussion"
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tech.,
cyber discussion"
From: JAL@PORTIA.BITNET
Subject: Re: CALL FOR PAPERS/SLS 1995 in LA
Carol:
Thanks for e-mailing the call for papers. It looks fine--I had some
thoughts
about trying for some wording that might help avoid the problem of
sessions of
unrelated papers, but there wouldn't have been room for it here in one
page
anyway. Maybe I can get it into the longer mailing that you said will
go out
after the meeting. One typo: in the description of "seminar
sessions" you have
"prescribed audience"; should be pre-subscribed, I think.
Jay
