[Discussion] CFP: U of Utah Interdisciplinary Humanities Grad Conf. (grad) (5/31/04; 9/24/04-9/25/04)

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Wed, 05 May 2004 08:36:08 -0700


3rd Interdisciplinary

Graduate Conference

=93Liminality in the Humanities: An Interdisciplinary Exchange=94

University of Utah, Salt Lake City ~ September 24-25



KEYNOTE SPEAKER:

PATRICIA HILL COLLINS

Chair of and Charles Phelps Taft Professor of Sociology within the
Department of African American Studies at the

University of Cincinnati




Attention Graduate Students!



The Humanities Graduate Conference Committee invites you to share your
work at a conference organized by graduate students for graduate
students.  This year=92s theme presents a question to further expand the
interdisciplinary conversation: What are the facts, manners, and means
of negotiating borders and identities in the humanities?



Call for Abstracts

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:



Graduate students please submit an electronic abstract (250 words or
less) of your paper, presentation, collaborative work, or performance.
Please include the abstract in the body of your email message
(attachments will not be read), and send it to:



hgc@mail.hum.utah.edu



Submissions should contain presentation title, author=92s name,
institutional and departmental affiliation, mailing address, e-mail
address, and phone number.  We must receive your abstract by May 31,
2004.  Works in progress, panel presentations, and creative works are
welcome.



POSSIBLE PANEL TOPICS:

  Aesthetics and/or Art History

Challenges of Interdisciplinarity

(Inter/Cross/Trans) Disciplinary Identity

The Place of the Private

Truth, Meaning, Knowledge

Educational Reform

Creation, Performance, Text

Pedagogy

Issues in Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality

Culture, Language, Composition

(Inter-)Disciplinary Knowledge

Ethics and Activism

History=92s Interdisciplinary Future

Science, Mind, and Nature

Literature and =93-isms=94

Rethinking Theory and Method

Social Criticism and Culture Studies

Philosophical Movements

Public Memory and Social Space

Additional Topics Welcome



For more information, please contact:



Rebecca DaPra:  r.dapra@utah.edu

Lindsay Calhoun: lnzc2000@yahoo.com

Dr. Maureen Mathison, faculty advisor:

maureen.mathison@m.cc.utah.edu



Visit out web site at:  www.hum.utah.edu/hgc/



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