[Discussion] CFP: Eros, Pornography, & Popular Culture

sule tarakcioglu suletar@bilkent.edu.tr
Fri, 01 Oct 2004 08:37:16 -0700


CFP: Eros, Pornography, & Popular Culture (11/1/04; PCA/ACA,
3/23/05-3/26/05)
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EROS, PORNOGRAPHY, AND POPULAR CULTURE:

CALL FOR PAPERS



2005 NATIONAL PCA/ACA CONFERENCE

San Diego, California



The Eros, Pornography, and Popular Culture Area of

the Popular Culture Association invites papers for the

2005 PCA/ACA National Conference to be held at

the San Diego Marriott Hotel & Marina on March 23-26,

2005. Any submissions looking at the subjects of eros and

pornography in literature, film, print, and computer media

will be considered.



The deadline for submission of abstracts and/or papers

is NOVEMBER 1, 2004.



Please submit a title, a brief 50-word summary of your paper/

presentation, and mail or e-mail it to:



Ken Muir, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Director, Master of Arts Social Sciences

Dept. of Sociology and Social Work

Appalachian State University

828-262-6388

muirkb@appstate.edu
<https://charon.bcc.bilkent.edu.tr/basilix/basilix.php?RequestID=CMPSNEW&premail=-1&is_js=1.4&is_ssl=1&cmps_to=muirkb@appstate.edu> 





NOTE: All presenters must be members of the PCA and must

register for the conference. Membership and registration forms

will be sent to you upon acceptance of your presentation.



I also urge you to bring 25 copies of your paper to be sold

at the conference. Proceeds go to the PCA/ACA

Endowment Fund.



You are highly encouraged to enhance your presentation

through audio-visuals. Each conference room will be

equipped with a DVD player/projector/screen. No other

equipment is available. You may bring a laptop and

project a presentation through the projector, but be sure

to bring a cord!



If you have specific days and times at which you would

like to present, please let me know at the time of submission.

I will forward your request to the schedulers. Please be

aware that not all requests can be honored.

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