[Discussion] CFP: Gender and Censorship (1/16/06; journal issue)

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From: exitnine@rci.rutgers.edu

Exit 9: Call for Papers

Jagged Edges: Rethinking the Canon(s) Through Gendered Lenses

Exit 9 sends a call for papers that focuses on the issue of censorship in
various literatures, texts, and theories.  Whether implicit or explicit,
censorship is a common theme in literature and theory; we ask participants to
consider the intersections of an idea such as censorship with regards to current
trends in the interdiscipline of Women's and Gender Studies. Submissions may
consider the topic from one or a combination of the following approaches:*

	Class
	Gender
	Globalization
	Identity Politics
	Masculinity/Masculinities
	Queer Theory
	Race
	Sexual Difference
	Sexuality
	Transnationalism

* Submissions are required to be in English, but we encourage submissions
focusing on non-English as well as English texts.


The deadline for submissions is Monday, January 16, 2006.


Submissions should follow MLA format (endnotes and complete bibliography) and
should include two hard copies, an electronic copy, 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 the 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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