[Discussion] UPDATE: Dialogue in Literature (2/21/05; journal issue)

[Sule Tarakcioglu]

Exit 9, The Rutgers Journal of Comparative Literature, has pushed its
submission deadline back to Feb. 21, 2005

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                                "DIALOGUES"

Exit 9 currently is accepting manuscripts for its next issue, slated for
publication in Summer 2005.  Although Bakhtin and his followers may have
popularized the word =93dialogue=94 in applying it to the novel, the
tradition of dialogue dates back at least as far as Plato, who committed
his teacher=92s oral dialogues to writing.  The forthcoming issue of Exit
9 aims to explore the notion of dialogue in terms of both form and
content.  Topics may focus on, but are not limited to, the following:

=B7	dialogue between myth and contemporary works
=B7	the epistemology of dialogue: how truth is formed
=B7	dialogue and dialectics
=B7	dialogue within the text
=B7	satire: dialogic or reactionary?
=B7	the dialogue between  literary movements (realism- modernism, etc.)
=B7	literature and theory, or theory and literature
=B7	dialogue and ideology: can competing ideologies enter into dialogue?
=B7	violence and dialogue
=B7	dialogue as a form of cultural politics: utopia or possibility?
=B7	dialogue and neuroses; dialogue and psychosis
=B7	dialogue: fashion or dialectic?
=B7	genre as a dialogue/dialogue between genres
=B7	cross-cultural dialogue/dialogue in postcolonialism
=B7	dialogue, misreading, overinterpretation

The deadline for submissions is Monday, February 21, 2005.

Submissions should follow MLA format (endnotes and complete
bibliography) and should include two hard copies, an electronic copy (on
disk), and a short biography (50 words).  Please mail submissions to:

Exit 9: The Rutgers Journal of Comparative Literature
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Graduate Program in Comparative Literature
205 Ruth Adams Building
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-0270

For more information, please visit  http://complit.rutgers.edu/exit9/ or
write to the Editorial Board at exitnine@rci.rutgers.edu

Exit 9 is an academic journal published by graduate students from the
Graduate Program in Comparative Literature of Rutgers University, The
State University of New Jersey.  From its inception in Autumn of 1993,
Exit 9 has fostered discussions concerning the following issues and
representations: literary, multicultural, multilingual, political,
gender, racial, mythical, psychoanalytic, historical, and religious.

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