[Discussion] CFP: Cultural Production and the State (11/1/04; PCA/ACA, 3/23/05-3/26/05)

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CFP:  CULTURAL PRODUCTION AND THE STATE
Popular Culture/American Culture Associations
2005 National Conference
San Diego Marriott Hotel and Marina
San Diego, California
March 23-26, 2005

Papers are currently being accepted for the National Popular Culture &
American Culture Associations=92 Joint Conference being held in San Diego
in March, 2005.

This year a new Area has been developed entitled =93Cultural Production
and the State.=94 This Area has been created to explore the ways in which
cultural production reproduces and/or undermines the State via the
literary and visual arts, the media, or other venues.

This Area is currently seeking new and provocative papers that
illustrate the critical role popular culture assumes in constructing our
collective understandings of the political landscape(s) in which we live.

Abstracts of 150-250 words are due November 1, and should include an
outline of the presentation.  We will have DVD players/projectors and
screens in all the rooms, but no other AV equipment.  If you want to
bring a laptop to the conference, you will be able to use the projectors
to do PowerPoint-type presentations.

For more information on this Area, please contact Michelle Stewart at
mlstewart@ucdavis.edu.  For more information on the conference and other
Areas please visit: http://www.h-net.org/~pcaaca.

Please send your abstracts via e-mail or regular mail to:

Michelle Stewart
Department of Anthropology
University of California Davis
1 Shields Ave
328 Young Hall
Davis, CA  95616
mlstewart@ucdavis.edu

ABSTRACTS  DUE  NOVEMBER 1, 2004

Leslie Fife, Ph.D.
Program Coord., Nat'l PCA/ACA
English Dept., 205 Morrill Hall
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK  74078
405.624.8428; fax 405.744.6326
www.h-net.org/~pcaaca
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