[Discussion] CFP: Disciplinarity and Culture Studies (10/1/04; journal issue)

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Call for Papers



Inaugural Issue of the Journal of Social and Ecological Boundaries



The Journal of Social and Ecological Boundaries provides a forum for
interdisciplinary examinations of the impacts of boundaries, borders,
and demarcations of time and space. To this end, the journal especially
encourages collaborative work whose approach inspires reflection
on-=E2=80=94and a challenge to-=E2=80=94the conventional boundaries betwe=
en academic
disciplines. A project of the College of Arts and Sciences at Texas A&M
International University in Laredo, JSEB aims to highlight the
connections between arts and sciences in the context of discussions
about the boundaries, real or imagined, geographical or geological (or
both), between places, cultures, and disciplines.



For its first issue, JSEB requests submissions that engage the themes of
the journal's mission in the context of discussions pertaining to
culture or cultural studies. Along these lines, this edition of JSEB
seeks to provide a forum for the discussion of a number issues of
importance across disciplines in the humanities and sciences. Some
possible areas include (but are by no means limited to):



=C2=B7       disciplinary domain and cultural studies;

=C2=B7       scientific approaches or contributions to cultural studies;

=C2=B7       approaches to cultural studies in border regions;

=C2=B7       cultural studies and cultural difference; and,

=C2=B7       the politics of cultural studies.



Submissions should be electronic, sent as an e-mail attachment in either
OpenOffice.org format (.sxw) or Microsoft Word format (.doc), to the
managing editor, Dan Mott, at dmott@tamiu.edu. Style should conform to
APA guidelines.

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