=DDleti

Mersin =DCniversitesi Dil ve Edebiyat = Dergisi=20 (Journal of Linguistics and Literature), dilbilim ve = edebiyat=20 alan=FDnda =F6zg=FCn ara=FEt=FDrma makalelerini, deneme ve = derlemelerini=20 yay=FDmlayan hakemli, bilimsel bir dergidir. Temmuz = ve Aral=FDk=20 aylar=FDnda olmak =FCzere y=FDlda iki kez yay=FDmlan=FDr. =

Her kurumdan ve her ulustan bilim = insanlar=FDn=FDn=20 yaz=FDlar=FDna a=E7=FDkt=FDr.

Yay=FDm Esaslar=FD

Bir makalenin dergide yer alabilmesi = i=E7in hakemler=20 taraf=FDndan olumlu g=F6r=FC=FE bildirilmi=FE olmas=FD = gerekmektedir. Hakemler=20 taraf=FDndan =F6nerilen de=F0i=FEiklikler yazar/yazarlar = taraf=FDndan=20 benimsenmezse bir ba=FEka hakeme ba=FEvurmak ya da = yaz=FDy=FD yazar=FDna geri=20 vermek konusunda derginin Yay=FDn Kurulu = yetkilidir.=20 Yazar(lar)la hakemler aras=FDndaki ileti=FEimi yaln=FDzca = Yay=FDn Kurulu=20 sa=F0lar. Dergiye g=F6nderilen yaz=FDlar ba=FEka bir = yerde=20 yay=FDmlanmam=FD=FE veya yay=FDmlanmak =FCzere = g=F6nderilmemi=FE olmal=FDd=FDr.=20 Yaz=FDlar=FDn yay=FDmlanmak =FCzere kabul edilmesi = durumunda, Mersin=20 =DCniversitesi Dil ve Edebiyat Dergisi b=FCt=FCn yay=FDm = haklar=FDna sahip=20 olur.

Makalelerdeki t=FCm de=F0i=FEiklikler = yazarlar=FD=20 taraf=FDndan yap=FDl=FDr. Son =FEekli verilen makaleler = =FCzerinde yazarlarca=20 bir de=F0i=FEiklik yap=FDlamaz. Her ne nedenle olursa olsun, = makalesini=20 yay=FDmlamaktan vazge=E7en bir yazar, makalesini = ba=FEvurudan itibaren en=20 =E7ok 15 g=FCn i=E7erisinde geri =E7ekebilir.

Makaleler T=FCrk=E7e, Almanca, = Frans=FDzca ya da=20 =DDngilizce olabilir. Hangi dilde olursa olsun, t=FCm = makalelerde T=FCrk=E7e=20 ve =DDngilizce =F6zet vermek zorunludur.

Dergide a=FEa=F0=FDda belirtilen yaz=FDm = esaslar=FDna uygun=20 olarak yaz=FDlan ve hakemler taraf=FDndan onaylanan = makaleler=20 yay=FDmlan=FDr.

• Metnin uzunlu=F0u = matbaadaki bas=FDm=FD dikkate=20 al=FDnarak 10 sayfay=FD ge=E7memelidir.

• Daha uzun yaz=FDlm=FD=FE = olarak g=F6nderilen ve=20 matbaada =F6n bas=FDm=FD yap=FDlan metinler 10 sayfay=FD = ge=E7mesi durumunda=20 de=F0erlendirmeye al=FDnmayacakt=FDr.

• Yay=FDm ve yaz=FDm = esaslar=FDna uymayan yaz=FDlar=FDn=20 bas=FDm=FD yap=FDlmayacakt=FDr.

• Makalelerin biri isimli, = =FC=E7=FC isimsiz=20 bi=E7imde g=F6nderilecektir.

• Yay=FDm ve yaz=FDm = esaslar=FDn=FD dergimizde ve Web=20 sayfam=FDzda bulabilirsiniz.

Yay=FDmda, ilk olarak makalenin dergimize = g=F6nderili=FE=20 tarihi dikkate al=FDnmaktad=FDr.

Yaz=FDn=FDn yay=FDmlanmas=FD durumunda = makalenin 10 kopyas=FD=20 yazar (lar)a =FCcretsiz olarak g=F6nderilecektir. =

Yaz=FDm=20 Esaslar=FD

• Makaleler, A4 (210x297mm.) = formunda, beyaz=20 ka=F0=FDda, Times New Roman yaz=FD = karakteriyle,=20 11 yaz=FD b=FCy=FCkl=FC=F0=FCnde ve bir = bu=E7uk sat=FDr aral=FD=F0=FDyla=20 yaz=FDlmal=FD ve sayfa numaralar=FD kesinlikle = belirtilmelidir.

• Yaz=FD sayfan=FDn tek = y=FCz=FCnde, kenarlarda 30=20 mm. Bo=FEluk b=FDrak=FDlarak ve =E7ift s=FCtun olarak = d=FCzenlenmeli, biri=20 orijinal olmak =FCzere 4 kopya halinde g=F6nderilmelidir. =

• Hakemlerin incelemesi ve = yazarlar=20 taraf=FDndan varsa gerekli d=FCzeltmelerin yap=FDlmas=FDndan = sonra makalenin=20 son =FEekli diskete kaydedilmi=FE olarak bir adet kopyas=FD = ile birlikte=20 Yay=FDn Kurulu'na g=F6nderilmelidir. Disketteki dosyayla = yaz=FDn=FDn ayn=FD=20 olmas=FD ve dosyan=FDn isminin disket =FCzerindeki etikete = yaz=FDlmas=FD=20 gerekir.

Yaz=FD a=FEa=F0=FDda belirtildi=F0i = =FEekilde d=FCzenlenmelidir.=20

1.Ba=FEl=FDk

a. T=FCrk=E7e yaz=FDlm=FD=FE makalelerde = T=FCrk=E7e ba=FEl=FD=F0=FDn alt=FDna=20 =DDngilizce, Yabanc=FD Dilde yaz=FDlm=FD=FE makalelerde ise ilgili = ba=FEl=FD=F0=FDn alt=FDna=20 T=FCrk=E7e olarak, 12 yaz=FD b=FCy=FCkl=FC=F0=FCnde, b=FCy=FCk = harf ve ortalanm=FD=FE bi=E7imde=20 yaz=FDlmal=FD, k=FDsa ve konu hakk=FDnda bilgi verici olmal=FD, =

b, Yazar (lar)'=FDn a=E7=FDk ad=FD k=FC=E7=FCk = harf, soyad=FD b=FCy=FCk harf=20 olmak =FCzere ve ortalanm=FD=FE olarak verilmeli,

=D6r. =DDlker USTAO=D0LU

c, Yazar (lar)'=FDn unvan=FDyla birlikte = =E7al=FD=FEt=FD=F0=FD yer ve=20 varsa ara=FEt=FDrman=FDn yap=FDld=FD=F0=FD =FCniversite, = laboratuar ya da kurulu=FEun a=E7=FDk=20 ad=FD, varsa e- posta adresi dipnot olarak bulunmal=FDd=FDr.

=D6r.: Do=E7. Dr. Mersin =DCniversitesi

Fen-Edebiyat Fak=FCltesi - MERS=DDN

ustaoglu@mersin.edu.tr

2. =D6zet

Her makalenin hem T=FCrk=E7e =F6zeti hem de = =DDngilizce =F6zeti=20 olmal=FDd=FDr. =D6zet, 9 yaz=FD = b=FCy=FCkl=FC=F0=FCnde ve 150 s=F6zc=FC=F0=FC=20 ge=E7meyecek =FEekilde yaz=FDlmal=FDd=FDr. Ayr=FDca =F6zet, konuya = hakim olmal=FD, k=FDsa=20 yaz=FDlmal=FD ve makalenin =F6nemli noktalar=FDn=FD = vurgulamal=FDd=FDr. Her makalede=20 =F6zetin alt k=FDsm=FDnda anahtar s=F6zc=FCkler (key words ) = T=FCrk=E7e ve yaz=FDld=FD=F0=FD=20 dilden en az 3 adet olmak =FCzere verilmelidir.

Makalenin dili T=FCrk=E7e ise " =F6zet = ",=20 =DDngilizce ise " Abstract " ba=FEa gelmelidir. =

3.B=F6l=FCmler ve Alt B=F6l=FCmler =

B=F6l=FCm ba=FEl=FDklar=FDyla (B=FCy=FCk Harf), = alt ba=FEl=FDklar (K=FC=E7=FCk=20 Harf) k=FDsa olmal=FD ve koyu olarak = yaz=FDlmal=FDd=FDr. Giri=FE,=20 Y=F6ntem, Bulgular, Tart=FD=FEma ve Sonu=E7 ana b=F6l=FCmleri = birbirini izleyecek=20 =FEekilde ( 1.Giri=FE; 2...; ve alt b=F6l=FCmler 1.1.; 2.1.vb)=20 numaraland=FDr=FDlmal=FDd=FDr.

4. Kaynaklar=FDn Belirtilmesi =

Kaynaklar APA ( Amerikan Psychological = Association)=20 standartlar=FDna uygun olarak verilmelidir.

G=F6nderme =D6rnekleri

Tek Yazarl=FD:

Yazar=FDn ad=FD ifadenin bir par=E7as=FD = de=F0ilse:

Bilgisayar okuryazarl=FD=F0=FD, bir dildeki = "okur yazarl=FDk'la=20 e=FE anlaml=FD olarak, bir dili kullanma, okuma ve yazma = yetene=F0i olarak=20 tan=FDmlanabilir (Leuhramann 1991).

Yazar=FDn ismi ifadede ge=E7iyorsa:

Leuhramann (1991) , bilgisayar okur = yazarl=FD=F0=FDn=FD, bir=20 dildeki "okur yazarl=FDk'la e=FE anlamda alarak, bir dili = kullanma, okuma ve=20 yazma yetene=F0i olarak tan=FDmlar.

=DDki yazarl=FD:

There is some evidence that these resarches are = supported=20 ( Berkowitch & Underwood, 1992).

Son zamanlarda yap=FDlan bir = =E7al=FD=FEmada....( =C7ift=E7i ve Arun,=20 1999 ).

3 - 5 Yazarl=FD:

Yazar soyadlar=FD, eserdeki s=FDraya g=F6re = verilir. Ayn=FD esere=20 ikinci kez g=F6nderme yapmak gerekirse, sadece ilk yazar=FDn = soyad=FD yaz=FDl=FDr.=20 Di=F0erleri i=E7in T=FCrk=E7ede ' ve di=F0er.' , = =DDngilizcede '=20 et al.' k=FDsaltmalar=FD kullan=FDl=FDr.

=DDlk G=F6nderme:

Bu alanda yap=FDlan ara=FEt=FDrmalar (=D6zhan, = Tonta, =D6zo=F0ul ve=20 =D6ztorun, 1999) g=F6stermi=FEtir ki.

There is some evidence that these findings are = supported=20 ( Oishi, Diener, Lucas & Suh, 1992).

=DDkinci ve daha sonraki g=F6ndermeler: =

(=D6zhan ve di=F0er., 1999).

(Oishi et al., 1992).

6 ve daha fazla yazarl=FD: =

Sadece ilk yazar=FDn soyad=FD "ve di=F0er." et = al . k=FDsaltmas=FD=20 kullan=FDl=FDr. Bibliyografyada k=FDsaltma kullan=FDlmaks=FDz=FDn = t=FCm yazarlar=FDn=20 isimleri yaz=FDl=FDr.

( Ayd=FDn ve di=F0er., 1997).

(Underwood et al., 1993).

Kurum yazarl=FD=F0=FD:

=DDlk g=F6ndermede kurumun a=E7=FDk ad=FD, = yan=FDnda k=FDsaltmas=FD ve=20 tarih verilir. Daha sonraki g=F6ndermelerde sadece k=FDsaltma ve = tarih=20 verilir.

=DDlk g=F6nderme:

( T=FCrk Standartlar=FD Enstit=FCs=FC [TSE], = 1999)

(Further Education Unit [FEU], 1998)

=DDkinci ve daha sonraki g=F6ndermeler: =

(TSE,1999)

(FEU, 1998)

Yazar=FD olamayan eser:

Yazar=FD olmayan yay=FDnlara, eser ad=FDyla = g=F6nderme yap=FDl=FDr.=20 Eser ad=FD k=FDsalt=FDl=FDr.

(" Computer Literacy Handbooki" 1997).

Ayn=FD soyad=FDn=FD ta=FE=FDyan yaz=FDlar=FD = birbirinden ay=FDrmak i=E7in=20 adlar=FDn=FDn ba=FE harfleri de kullan=FDl=FDr.

G.Underwood (1998) ve J.D. Underwood (1999)=20 ara=FEt=FDrmalar=FDnda bu konuya de=F0inmi=FEtir.

Ayn=FD yazar=FDn = ayn=FD tarihli birden=20 fazla eseri:

Yay=FDn tarihine bir harf ekleyerek ayr=FDm = sa=F0lan=FDr.

(Underwood, 1998a).

(Underwood, 1998b).

Birden fazla yay=FDna ayn=FD anda = g=F6nderme:=20

Yazar soyad=FDna g=F6re alfabetik s=FDra = izlenir.

Bu konuda yap=FDlan ara=FEt=FDrmalar (A=FEkar, = 1997; Erden, 1996;=20 Sanemo=F0lu, 1996) g=F6stermi=FEtir ki..

Al=FDnt=FD =D6rnekleri:

E=F0itimi =E7e=FEitli =FEekillerde tan=FDmlamak = m=FCmk=FCnd=FCr. =D6rne=F0in,=20 Ert=FCrk (1998) e=F0itimi. "bireyin davran=FD=FElar=FDnda kendi = ya=FEant=FDs=FD yoluyla ve=20 kas=FDtl=FD olarak istendik de=F0i=FEiklik meydana getirme = s=FCreci" olarak=20 tan=FDml=FDyor (s.12).

E=F0er al=FDnt=FD yap=FDlan metinde baz=FD = kelimeler atlan=FDyorsa bu=20 durum =FC=E7 nokta (.) kullan=FDlarak belirtilir.

"E=F0itim, bireyin davran=FD=FElar=FDnda kendi = ya=FEant=FDs=FD yoluyla=20 ve kas=FDtl=FD olarak istendik de=F0i=FEiklik meydana getirme = s=FCrecidir.=20 K=FClt=FCrlemenin belli bir =E7e=FEidi oldu=F0unu s=F6yledi=F0imiz = e=F0itim, yani kas=FDtl=FD=20 k=FClt=FCrleme ile kas=FDts=FDz k=FClt=FCrleme bir arada ve = birbirini etkileyerek vuku=20 bulmaktad=FDr" (Ert=FCrk,1998, s, 12-13).

Bibliyografik K=FCnye =D6rnekleri

Kitap:

Bulunmas=FD gereken bilgi: =

• Yazar ad=FD ( soyad=FD, ad=FD) =

• Yay=FDn Tarihi (ayra=E7 i=E7inde) =

• Eser ad=FD ( alt=FD =E7izilerek = veya italik )=20

• Bas=FDm kayd=FD (ayra=E7 = i=E7inde)

• Yay=FDn yeri

• Yay=FDn evi

=D6rnekler:

Tek yazarl=FD:

G=FCven=E7, B. (1993). T=FCrk Kimli=F0i . = Ankara; Tisamat Bas=FDm=20 Sanayi.

=C7ok yazarl=FD:

Lorenzen, P. Ve Schwemmer, O. (1975). = Konstruktive Logik,=20 Ethik und Wissenschaftstheorie. Manhaim/Z=FCrich

Bas=FDm=FD olan:

Birinci bas=FDmlar belirtilmez.

=DDnan, F.(1997). Uzman Sistemler. (3.bas=FDm). = =DDstanbul:=20

K=F6k Yay=FDnevi.

Edit=F6r=FC olan:

De Vaney, A., Stephan, G. Ve Ma, Y. (Ed.). = (2000).

Technology & Resistance New York. Peter = Lang.

Kurum yazarl=FD=F0=FD olan: =

T=FCrk Standartlar=FD Enstit=FCs=FC. (1992). = Toplam Kalite.=20 Ankara:

T=FCrk Standartlar=FD Enstit=FCs=FC.

Makale:

Bulunmas=FD gereken bilgi: =

• Yazar ad=FD ( soyad=FD, ad=FD) =

• Yay=FDn Tarihi (ayra=E7 i=E7inde) =

• Makale ad=FD

• Dergi ad=FD ( alt=FD =E7izilerek = veya italik )=20

• Cilt numaras=FD

• Say=FDs=FD

• Sayfa numaralar=FD

=D6rnekler:

Dergi :

Akman Y. Ve Korkut, F.(1993). Umut =F6l=E7e=F0i = =FCzerine bir=20 ara=FEt=FDrma . E=F0itim Fak=FCltesi Dergisi, 9 (2), 193-203.

Acun, R. (2000). =DDnternet ve telif haklar=FD. = Bilgi=20 D=FCnyas=FD, 6 (3), 56-73.

Gazete :

Ayd=FDn, C. (13 ocak 1999). Bilgisayar ve = ileti=FEim.

Radikal . S.4.

Di=F0er bas=FDl=FD kaynaklar: =

Ansiklopedi:

Donan=FDm. (1998). Bilgi D=FCnyas=FDna Yolculuk = (2. bas=FDm, cilt=20 15,ss. 413-418). Ankara: 3B Yay=FDnc=FDl=FDk.

Rapor:

Draude, B. Ve Brace; S. (1998) Assessing the = impact of=20 techology on teaching and learning: student perspectives. (HMMS = report.=20 No.81). Washington, DC;U.S. Department of Education.

Tezler:

Wilfley, D.E. (1989) =DDnterpersonal Analysis = of Bulimia.=20 Unpublished doktoral dissertation, University of Missouri, = Columbia.

Ya=F0c=FD, E. (1997). S=FDn=FDf i=E7i = demokratik =F6=F0retimin =F6=F0renci=20 eri=FEisi ve akademik kavram=FDna etkisi. Yay=FDmlanmam=FD=FE = Doktora tezi,=20 Hacettepe =DCniversitesi, Ankara.

Elektronik Kaynaklar:

Web sitesi:

Bulunmas=FD gereken bilgi:

• Yazar ad=FD ( soyad=FD, ad=FD) =

• Yay=FDn Tarihi veya son g=F6zden = ge=E7irme tarihi=20 (ayra=E7 i=E7inde)

• Belgenin ad=FD

• URL (=FC=E7gen ayra=E7 i=E7inde) =

• Eri=FEim tarihi (bizim bu sayfaya = eri=FEti=F0imiz=20 tarih, ayra=E7 i=E7inde).

Ki=FEisel Web sitesi:

=D6zt=FCrk, S. (24 Ekim 1999). Homepage.

http://www.engli= sh.eku.edu/PELLEGR/personal.htm=20

(1997, Novenmer 12)

Genel Web sitesi:

Shade,L.R. (1994), February 14). Gender issues = in=20 computer networking.=20 = <http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/sorokin/women/lrs.html>= =20 (1997, November 26).

Elektronik kitap:

Darwin,C. (1845;1997, June). The voyage of the = Beagle.=20 Project Gutenberg.

ftp://uisrchive.cso.uiuc.edu/pub/etext/gutenberg/etext97/vbgle10tx= t=20 (1997 November 26).

Elektronik Mesaj: =

Franke,N.=20 <franke@llnl.gov> (1996, April 9).

SounaApp 2.0.2 [Personal mail]. (1996, May 3). =

5. Dipnotlar

Ara=FEt=FDrmaya destekleyen kurulu=FElarla = ilgili ya da yazar=FDn=20 =F6zel bilgiler verebilmesi amac=FDyla kullan=FDl=FDr. Yaz=FDlarda = dipnotlar=FDna yer=20 vermekten olabildi=F0ince ka=E7=FDn=FDlmas=FD ve burada = s=F6yleneceklerin metin i=E7inde=20 =F6z=FCmlenmesi tercih edilmelidir.ancak zorunlu olarak dipnot = verilmesi=20 gereken yerlerde italik rakam kullan=FDlmal=FD, ayn=FD sayfan=FDn = sonunda ana=20 metinden sonra bir =E7izgiyle ayr=FDlm=FD=FE olarak = yaz=FDlmal=FDd=FDr.

6. =DEekiller

Diyagram ve grafikler beyaz bir ka=F0=FDt = =FCzerine=20 bas=FDlabilecek nitelikte+, 13x18 cm'den b=FCy=FCk olmayacak = =FEekilde =E7izilmi=FE=20 olmal=FD, mikrograflar, radiograflar ve fotograflar siyah beyaz = parlak=20 ka=F0=FDda bas=FDlm=FD=FE olmal=FDd=FDr. B=FCt=FCn =FEekillerin = bir numaras=FD ve alt yaz=FDs=FD=20 olmal=FD kaynak kullan=FDlm=FD=FE ise parantez i=E7inde =FEekil = alt=FDna yaz=FDlmal=FDd=FDr.=20

7. Tablolar

Tablo yaz=FDs=FD =FCstte solda numara gelecek = =FEekilde yaz=FDlmal=FD=20 ve i=E7eri=F0i tablo numaras=FDn=FDn alt=FDnda ba=FEl=FDk olarak = a=E7=FDklanmal=FDd=FDr.=20 Tablolar metin i=E7inde tablo numaras=FDyla (=F6r. Tablo 3.1'de de = g=F6r=FCld=FC=F0=FC=20 gibi.) verilmelidir.

Yaz=FD=FEma Adresi

Yrd. Do=E7 Dr. Orhan =D6zdemir

Mersin =DCniversitesi

Rekt=F6rl=FCk T=FCrk Dili B=F6l=FCm=FC

Mersin

E-posta: ozdemir@ = mersin.edu.tr=20

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http://mail.yahoo.com --0-1216989460-1126917821=:12471-- From gpultar@cstgroup.org Sun Sep 18 16:50:58 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 18:50:58 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: Christianity's Encounter with Other Cultures (11/4/05; 3/10/06-3/11/06) Message-ID: <1127058658.432d8ce299d89@mail.cstgroup.org> From: "Marshall, Donald" Please post CALL FOR PROPOSALS Western Regional Conference for Christianity and Literature Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA March 10-11, 2006 The Word in the World: Christianity's Encounter with Other Cultures Keynote speaker: Alan Jacobs, Wheaton College, "Nietzsche or St. Basil: Paganism and Literature" Poetry reading: Brigit Pegeen Kelly, author of The Orchard, Song, and To the Place of Trumpets >From the beginning, Christians have encountered cultures whose values they found alien or even hostile. Yet such cultures are precisely the ones in need of redemptive evangelization. Whether insisting that Jerusalem has nothing to do with Athens or that truth is from God wherever it is found and that Christians could claim the gold of the Egyptians, Christians cannot escape tension with the cultures they encounter, because Christianity both asserts a particular truth and makes a universal claim. This tension increased as Christians carried witness to their message to cultures throughout the world. Christians have sometimes condemned alien cultures wholesale; but they have sometimes found "intimations of the Gospel" in them or even absorbed some elements of other cultures into Christian practice and imagery. Writers as varied as Chinua Achebe, Shusaku Endo, Matteo Ricci, and Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz have addressed these issues. Within Western cultures, cultural traditions alien to Christianity have waxed and waned over the centuries, from Dante's use of Vergil to Renaissance and Baroque syntheses of classical and Christian culture. Enlightenment critique of religion aimed to establish a purely secular culture, and much modern art, high and low, seems deliberately offensive or brutally indifferent to Christian values. Yet many writers (such as Dostoevsky, T. S. Eliot, Evelyn Waugh, Flannery O'Connor, Marilynne Robinson, among many others) have brought a Christian perspective to modern culture, and John Paul II asserted that Christians have much to learn from studying the dark literature of the 20th century. What does it mean that non- or even anti-Christian theorists like Slavoj Zizek, Alain Badiou, and Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt have drawn on Christian ideas in their analyses of contemporary culture? We invite papers that probe Christianity's response to the challenge of alien or antagonistic cultures and values from the beginning of Christianity to the present day, in European and American culture and across the globe. One-page proposals for papers of about 15 minutes length are due November 4, 2005. 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In his 1977-1978 course published under the title S�curit�, Territoire, Population, Michel Foucault asks whether there is a "society of security" in which the "general economy of power" is dominated by technologies of security. Foucault's inquiry seeks to understand whether it is possible to trace the genealogical emergence of what he calls "technologies of security." Today the question of security, in the form of national security, has again become a central discursive order. The goal of this conference is to provide an environment for a polyvalent interrogation into the array of discourses that enunciate security and insecurity in all of its cultural representations--literary texts, cinematic artifacts, artistic productions, et cetera--as well as discourses on their histories and genealogies. In an effort to achieve inclusion, this conference is open to both undergraduate and graduate students, and all submissions germane to cultural and literary studies are welcome. However, the conference organizers are most interested in receiving proposals that deal with issues of security, insecurity, and the state of emergency. Different genres, approaches, disciplines, and historical locations are encouraged. Some possible areas of investigation/critical orientations include globalization, postcolonial studies, analysis of social movements, sex/gender studies, international relations, psychoanalytic criticism, nationalist, transnational and postnational studies, communications and media theory, and immigration politics. Keynote Speakers: TBA Send 200-300 word abstracts to cultstudies@emporia.edu or Taylor Hammer Department of English Campus Box 4019 Emporia State University 1200 Commercial Street Emporia KS 66801-5087 Deadline for submissions: December 1, 2005 >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Sun Sep 18 16:56:37 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 18:56:37 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: An End the to New? Re-assessing the Claims for New Media Writing(s) (1/20/06; journal issue) Message-ID: <1127058997.432d8e3577f8a@mail.cstgroup.org> From: "Stewart, Gavin" Convergence: The International Journal of New Media Technologies Call for Papers - Vol 12. No 4. Winter 2006 Special Edition AN END TO THE NEW? RE-ASSESSING THE CLAIMS FOR NEW MEDIA WRITING(S) Guest-edited by Simon Mills, Gavin Stewart & Sue Thomas This special edition of Convergence marks the tenth anniversary of the trAce Online Writing Centre, UK. To commemorate this landmark event, the guest editors are seeking to evaluate the state-of-the-art of new media writing(s). This special edition will seek to re-assess the claims made for these forms over the last decade, to challenge the dominant ideologies and terminologies of this maturing field, and to provide a critical re-evaluation of new media writing(s) in all its forms. We encourage discussion of the following: - The institutional settings of new media writing(s) - The relationship between academia and new media writing(s) - Re-assessments of the claims made for hypertext, new media or digital writing(s) over the past decade - Art policies and development strategies for new media writing(s) - The audience for new media writing(s) - The economics of new media writing(s) - Pedagogical approaches to new media writing(s) - The historical context of new media writing(s) - The relationship between new media writing(s) and other digital arts Copy deadline for refereed research articles: 30 January 2006 All proposals, inquiries and submissions for this special issue to: Gavin Stewart, Artistic Project Manager Address: trAce Online Writing Centre Nottingham Trent University Clifton Lane Nottingham NG11 8NS United Kingdom e-mail: gavin.stewart@ntu.ac.uk phone: ++44 (0)115 848 3569 >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Sun Sep 18 16:59:05 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 18:59:05 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: Theory into Action: Terry Eagleton Keynote (12/1/05; 2/10/06-2/11/06) Message-ID: <1127059145.432d8ec981702@mail.cstgroup.org> From: Thomas F Halloran CALL FOR PAPERS The Louisiana State University English Graduate Student Association (EGSA) would like to announce its 16th Annual Mardi Gras Conference, February 10--11, 2006 in Baton Rouge, LA: Text and the Provisionality of Meaning: Theory into Action Keynote Speaker: Terry Eagleton, Professor of Cultural Theory and the John Rylands Fellow, The University of Manchester, England. Selected Publications: Literary Theory: An Introduction (1983/1996), The Gatekeeper: A Memoir (2001), After Theory (2004) "There can be no reflexive life without theory," writes Terry Eagleton. With this in mind, we are seeking papers that use theory to provide new ideas and insights into human experience. The EGSA encourages paper submissions by graduate students, faculty, independent scholars, and activists that explore literary works and community literacy practices via an established theoretical approach such as formalism, semiotics, hermeneutics, narratology, psychoanalysis, reception theory, phenomenology, structuralism, psychoanalytic, poststructuralism, Marxism, feminism, queer theory, historicism, postcolonial studies, etc. The conference hopes to answer questions about a broad array of fundamental issues pertaining to the reading and interpretation of literature, culture, tradition, nationalism, genre, gender, meaning, paraphrase, originality, intertextuality, authorial intention and the unconscious, literary education, rhetoric, mimesis, representation, and truth. The conference is designed to examine the place of theory in academia, but more importantly, to place theory in a broader context. We will question established theoretical models by considering their ability to convey meaning and shape the way we read. To establish a meaningful connection between theory and action, the conference will also involve a strong community literacy component; therefore, papers that seek to conjoin theory with literacy are also encouraged. Papers addressing topics such as adult literacy, prisoner literacy, and literacy programs in the public schools are especially welcome. The conference will feature a forum designed to introduce attendees to various local community programs that work to bolster literacy levels. The forum is intended to unify people and programs within the profession, develop resources, share ideas, share research, and generally come together to discuss how city- and statewide programs can aid one another in the goal of increased literacy rates. We are working to confirm the publication of a conference proceedings that will include select presentations concerned with community literacy. Creative works that explore theoretical concepts relating to literacy are also encouraged. All genres are welcome. Accepted works will be read at an event that is free and open to the public, and the best creative work will receive the first annual EGSA Mardi Gras Imagination (MGI) Award. Submission deadline: December 1, 2005. Papers should about 15 minutes duration. Please send an abstract of no more than 200 words and your CV by attachment or in the body of an email to esgamardigras@lsu.edu http://www.lsu.edu/student_organizations/egsamardigras LSU is accessible by the Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport. >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Sun Sep 18 17:03:32 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 19:03:32 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: The Patient (1/31/06; 10/18/06-10/19/06) Message-ID: <1127059412.432d8fd454a27@mail.cstgroup.org> From: Harold Schweizer The Patient: A Symposium, Bucknell University, October 18 & 19, 2006 Precariously situated between home and hospital, work and bed, life and death, the patient occupies a liminal, unstable position. Charged to identify with her state as with the moral virtue from which she receives her name, the patient also lives in the fear of our indifference and impatience. Although attended by doctors, nurses, family and friends, her condition - particularly if it is chronic - ever threatens to sever her connections with the world and to exile her into that fundamental solitude owned by the sick and suffering. Immersed within a society and medical system that seeks optimum outcomes linked to zero errors, the patient receives care delivered with industrial efficiency. Advances in diagnostic and therapeutic modalities provide both cure and control of chronic illness not imagined a decade ago. Poised to benefit on multiple fronts, she should be increasingly satisfied with the medical encounter; and yet, many patients feel alienated or even violated by the efficiency of the medical system. What defines a quality medical encounter from her perspective? What do medical practitioners - nurses, physicians, social workers - value in their relationship with the patient? How is this relationship preserved and=20 nurtured? What are the opportunities or perils in the physician-patient relationship? It seems timely to counteract the quantification of the patient by the health care industry and to call for a humanistic reconstitution of the patient's experience and situation, to reconsider, rethink, and emphatically re-imagine the patient in her environments, ancient and contemporary, intimate and social. Papers written from a humanistic or medical perspective addressing the following topics are invited: - the patient in literary contexts - the patient in film - the dying patient - the patience of the patient - the patient and communication - the ill and the well - the chronic patient - the quality medical encounter from the perspective of the patient - patient satisfaction - the quality medical encounter from the perspective of the physician - physician satisfaction Submit one page abstracts and a short CV by January 31, 2006. The symposium will be held on the campus of Bucknell University, October 18 and 19, 2006. A selection of papers will be published by Apercus: Histories, Texts, Cultures. Harold Schweizer, Chair Michael Foltzer, MD Department of English Geisinger Medical Center Bucknell University 100 N Academy MC21-11 Lewisburg, PA 17837 Danville, PA 17822 schweizr@bucknell.edu mafoltzer@geisinger.edu >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gonul@pultar.org Sun Sep 18 19:35:34 2005 From: gonul@pultar.org (gonul@pultar.org) Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 21:35:34 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] PUBL.- Ab Imperio, No. 2, 2005, Language and Politics Message-ID: <1127068534.432db37612c2b@mail.pultar.org> From: Sergey Glebov PUBL.- Ab Imperio, No. 2, 2005, Language and Politics Dear colleagues, Ab Imperio editors would like to draw your attention to the second issue of the journal in 2005. The annual theme of this year is "Languages of Self-Description in Empire and Multinational State" and the current issue thematic focus is "The Politics of Language and the Language of Politics of Empire and Nation". The table of contents of the first issue is available for viewing at http://abimperio.net/scgi-bin/aishow.pl?idlang=1&state=shown&idnumb=42 Please, note that article abstracts are now available for viewing at the journal's website http://abimperio.net. The language of publication is given in brackets. Table of contents Ab Imperio, no. 2 (2005) "The Politics of Language and the Language of Politics of Empire and Nation Methodology and Theory Editors Politics of Language and Politics of Meaning (E) Andrew S. Thompson The Language of Imperialism and the Meaning of Empire: Imperial Discourse in British Politics, 1895-1914 (R) Andrew S. Thompson Imperial Languages: A Postscript for AI (R) Bill Ashcroft Language (R) Interview with Vladimir Alpatov "Contemporary Russia Does Not Have a Well-Defined Language Policy..." (R) History Forum AI: "Alphabet, Language and National Identity in the Russian Empire" Mikhail Dolbilov, Darius Staliunas Introduction to the Forum (R) Henryk Glebocki Alexander Hilferding and the Slavophile Projects of Alteration of Cultural-National Identity in Western Borderlands of the Russian Empire (R) Johannes Remy The Ukrainian Alphabet as a Political Question in the Russian Empire before 1876 (E) Ricarda Vulpius Language Policy in the Russian Empire: A Case of Translation of the Bible into Ukrainian, 1860-1906 (R) Darius Staliunas Lithuanian Identity, Language, and Script in Russian Nationality Policy (in the 1860s) (R) Mikhail Dolbilov Vicissitudes of Cyrillization: The Ban on Latin Alphabet and Bureaucratic Russification of the Lithuanians in the Vilno General-Governorship, 1864-1882 (R) Sergei Tokt' Latin or Cyrillic Alphabet: The Problem of Alphabet Choice in the Byelorussian National Movement in the Second Half of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries (R) Archive Ricarda Vulpius Ukrainian Language and Schooling in the Late Imperial Period (R) Document Struggle for the Language: Publication of Documents (R) Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science Olga Filippova, Margrethe B. Sovik Images of Languages and the Politics of Language and Identity in Ukraine: The Burden of the Past and Contestation in the Present (E) William Fierman Kazakh Language and Prospects for Its Role in Kazakh "Groupness" (E) Abs of Empire and Nationalism Studies The Art of History Writing in Empire and Nation: Azerbaijan Lale Yalc,y'n-Heckmann Remembering the Dead and the Living of the "Kolkhoz" and "Sovkhoz": Past and Present of Gendered Rural Life in Azerbaijan (E) Sergei Rumiantsev Heroic Epic Poetry and a Construction of the Image of the Historical Enemy (R) Yasemin Kilit Aklar The Teaching of History in Azerbaijan and Nationalism (E) Newest Mythologies Sergei Digol Paradigms and Paradoxes of the Concept of Nation State in Post-Soviet Moldova: Language, Statehood, and National Identity (R) Book Reviews Distrib. by: Central-Eurasia-L - Announcement List for Central Eurasian Studies From oinal@ku.edu.tr Mon Sep 19 01:04:59 2005 From: oinal@ku.edu.tr (=?iso-8859-9?Q?Onur_=DDnal?=) Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 03:04:59 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] =?iso-8859-9?Q?Conf:_III.Uluslararas=FD_Likya_Sempozyumu=2C_7-10_Kas=FD?= =?iso-8859-9?Q?m_2005=2C_Antalya?= Message-ID: <00d601c5bcad$c69a1d00$0501a8c0@THINKPAD> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00D3_01C5BCC6.EBAA24F0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-9" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable =20 Adresler =20 Sempozyum ile ilgili her t=FCrl=FC bilgi d=FCzenleme kurulunun = a=FEa=F0=FDdaki adreslerinden posta, telefon, fax, e-mail yoluyla = al=FDnabilir. =20 Sempozyum D=FCzenleme Kurulu Suna-=DDnan K=FDra=E7 Akdeniz Medeniyetleri Ara=FEt=FDrma = Enstit=FCs=FC Kocatepe Sok. 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------=_NextPart_000_00D3_01C5BCC6.EBAA24F0-- From gpultar@cstgroup.org Mon Sep 19 03:42:55 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 05:42:55 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: Privacy and Women's Issues (10/25/06; KSU CSC, 3/9/06-3/11/06) Message-ID: <1127097775.432e25af7e2bd@mail.cstgroup.org> From: michele janette Call for Papers: I am organizing a panel on "Privacy and Women's Issues" for the KSU Cultural Studies Conference on "Privacy" next March (March 9-11, 2006, in Manhattan, Kansas). Possible topics include the history of women's legal status as private individuals, the relationship between privacy and gender across different cultures and historical periods, the role of public institutions (including laws) in upholding or curtailing women's privacy, the ways privacy might be or has been used to reduce women's freedoms, etc. If you are interested in participating in this panel, please send a 1-page proposal for a 12-15 minute paper/presentation to Michele Janette (mjanette@ksu.edu). Deadline: October 25. Please feel free to share this invitation with colleagues and listservs. >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Mon Sep 19 03:53:09 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 05:53:09 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: Motorcycling Life and Culture (11/15/05; SW/TX PCA/ACA, 2/8/06-2/11/06) Message-ID: <1127098389.432e2815ac0c2@mail.cstgroup.org> From: "Nagy, Paul" CFP: Motorcycle Life and Culture Abstract/Proposals by 15 November 2005 Southwest/Texas Popular & American Culture Associations 27th Annual Conference Albuquerque, NM February 8-11, 2006 Hyatt Regency Albuquerque 330 Tijeras Albuquerque, NM 87102 Phone: 1.505.842.1234 Fax: 1.505.766.6710 Panels now forming for presentations on Motorcycling Culture in all its various forms and manifestations. Papers about any aspect of motorcycling life are welcome, including travel narratives that involve motorcycling. Please send an abstract (of 300 words or less) of your presentation to the address below. Graduate students/future teachers are particularly welcome to participate or register to attend the conference and pedagogy forum. Writers interested in the Motorcycle Life and Culture panels should = contact Paul Nagy, Motorcycle Culture Area Chair, via in the fall. If your work does not focus on Motorcycling Culture but fits within the broad range of areas designated for the upcoming conference on American & Popular culture, I still encourage you to participate. Please pass along this call to friends and colleagues. Send materials with your email address by 15 November 2005. Due to the short deadline, submission by e-mail is being strongly encouraged: Paul Nagy, Motorcycling Life and Culture Area Chair Clovis Community College English Department 417 Schepps Boulevard Clovis, NM 88101 (505)769-408 paul.nagy@clovis.edu Conference Website: (updated regularly) >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Mon Sep 19 04:03:40 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 06:03:40 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: Haunting, War and Conflict (Sweden) (10/15/05; Space, Haunting, Discourse, 6/15/06-6/18/06) Message-ID: <1127099020.432e2a8c7d68b@mail.cstgroup.org> From: Andrew Hill 'Haunting, War and Conflict' - a session to be held at 'Space, Haunting, Discourse,' an interdisciplinary conference sponsored by the Department of English at Karlstad University, Sweden, June 15-18, 2006. Session description: The realm of the ghostly has figured as a repeated referent in histories of war and conflict - from the pre-modern practice of invoking ghosts and spirits to assist in combat, to notions of the ghosts of dead soldiers and citizens haunting battlefields and sites of destruction, to the portrayal of Al Qaeda as constituting a type of 'phantom enemy'. Despite the depth of historical linkages between war, conflict and the ghostly, and the range of potential topics for analysis, comparatively little scholarly research has appeared on these themes. This panel seeks to bring together papers on the diversity of connections between the ghostly and war and conflict, to contrast and establish links between different historical periods and diverse spaces and locales. Possible themes include but are not limited to: - The haunting of conflict spaces - battlefields, hospitals, sites of destruction. - Changing conceptions of the ghostly in relation to war and conflict. - The ontology of the enemy. - The invocation of ghosts to aid combat. - The aftermath of combat and conflict. - Ghosts and the representation of war and conflict. - Psychoanalysis, phantasy and combat. - The 'disappearances' of combatants and civilians. - The traces of past wars and conflicts. First CFP deadline 15th October 2005. Please email abstracts of 250-300 words, for presentations of 15-20 minutes, to - Dr Andrew Hill Research Associate Centre for Media Research University of Ulster Coleraine County Londonderry BT52 1SA ae.hill@ulster.ac.uk Please include contact information. For more information on the full conference, visit the conference homepage: http://www.kk.kau.se/eng/conf/space/ >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Mon Sep 19 04:16:04 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 06:16:04 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: Perspectives on Contemporary Legend (Denmark) (2/1/06; 5/29/06-6/1/06) Message-ID: <1127099764.432e2d74a860a@mail.cstgroup.org> From: "Mikel Koven [mik]" PERSPECTIVES ON CONTEMPORARY LEGEND International Society for Contemporary Legend Research Twenty-fourth International Conference Copenhagen, Denmark May 29 - June 1, 2006 The International Society for Contemporary Legend Research is pleased to announce that the 2006 Perspectives on Contemporary Legend Twenty-fourth International Conference is to be held in the 'Blixen Room' in the 'Black Diamond' building of the Royal Library in Copenhagen, Denmark. (http://www.kb.dk/kultur/diamant/index-en.htm). Also, in connection with the conference there will be a reception and tour of the collections and facilities at the nearby Dansk Folkemindesamling (http://www.dafos.dk/index.htm). Copenhagen quite often is wonderful at this particular time of the year, and the conference will take place in the very centre of the city, within comfortable walking distance of sights, shopping and suitable settings for socializing. Proposals for papers on all aspects of "contemporary," "urban," or "modern" legend research are sought, as are those on any legend or legend-like tradition that circulate actively at present or have circulated at an earlier historical period. Previous discussions have ranged in focus from the ancient to the modern (including Internet-lore) and have covered diverse cultures worldwide (including our own academic world). The 2006 meeting will be organized as a series of seminars at which the majority of those who attend will present papers and/or contribute to discussion sessions. Concurrent sessions will be avoided so that all participants can hear all the papers. Proposals for special panels of papers, discussion sessions, and other related events are encouraged. To participate in the conference, please forward a title and abstract, along with the appropriate conference fee, to Henrik Lassen by February 1, 2006. For further information or travel advice, contact: Henrik R. Lassen or Else Marie Kofod Center for English and Danish Dansk Folkemindesamling Syddansk Universitet Christians Brygge 3 Engstien 1 DK-1219 Kobenhavn K. DK-6000 Kolding Denmark Denmark Tel. +4565501454 tel.+4533135802-9888 e-mail: hlassen@language.sdu.dk e-mail: emk@dafos.dk Also, updated information can be found on the Dansk Folkemindesamling site, http://www.dafos.dk , as information becomes available. Travel Kastrup Airport is located about 15 kilometers from the centre of Copenhagen. The easiest (and often the quickest) way to reach the city centre is to take a train from the airport to Hovedbanegaarden, the central station. However, the hotel is located about a kilometre from the main station, so depending on how much luggage you have, you may need a cab from there. During the day, the train runs every ten minutes from the airport station. See: http://www.cph.dk/CPH/UK/MAIN/Getting+Here/ Renting a car is possible, but expensive and not recommended for a stay in Copenhagen. Taking a taxi from Kastrup Airport to the Cab Inn City hotel will cost approximately 150-200 Danish Kroner, but will get you there directly. Accommodations Rooms are reserved at the CAB INN City hotel, a short walk from 'the Black Diamond.' Standard rooms: 525,- Dkr., single; 645,- Dkr., double. ('Commodore class' and Captain's class' rooms also available at rates up to 845,- Dkr. for a Captain's Class double room). All rooms have shower/bathrooms, TV, and kettles + free coffee & tea, but breakfast is not included. Instead the hotel has a 'morning cafe.' Parking is available at 120 Dkr. per day. For more information and booking see: http://www.capinn.com/UK/index.htm The Cab Inn City hotel is located across the street from Copenhagen's main police station, very close to Tivoli and the Glyptoteket museum (classical Greek, Roman, and Egyptian art) and less than a kilometre from the main square/ city hall (R=E5dhuspladsen) and Str=F8get. CAB INN City Mitchellsgade 14 DK-1568 Kobenhavn C.=20 Tel. (+45) 33461616=20 Fax: (+45) 33461717 E-mail: city@cabinn.com When making reservations, please include the ISCLR booking reservation number: 33305 Perspectives on Contemporary Legend: The Twenty-fourth International Conference Copenhagen, Denmark, May 29 - June 1, 2006 Submission of Papers, Panels, etc. Deadline: February 1, 2006 A 400 word abstract is required for all papers, panels, etc. Please include your name and the title of the presentation and attach to a completed copy of this page. Name: Title of paper: Audiovisual requirements (please list): If the paper is being submitted as part of a proposed panel, provide the organizer and the panel title: If this is a proposal for a special panel, forum, or workshop, please supply the following information: Session organizer: Session title: Names of all participants, in the order in which they will present: Advance Registration: Name: Affiliation: Mailing Address: Phone: E-mail Address: Fax: Please check the appropriate registration category and attach the registration fee (payable to ISCLR). [ ] ISCLR Member $85 US, $110 CD, 50 British Sterling, 75 Euro [ ] Non-member (includes ISCLR membership fee) $120 US, $160 CD, 70 Sterling, 100 Euro [ ] Student $15 US, $20 CD, =A310 British Sterling, 15 Euro Please send abstracts and registration fees to: Henrik R. Lassen Center for English and Danish Syddansk Universitet Engstien 1 DK-6000 Kolding Denmark Dr. Mikel J. Koven Lecturer, Dept of Theatre, Film and Television Studies University of Wales, Aberystwyth mik@aber.ac.uk http://users.aber.ac.uk/mik >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From oinal@ku.edu.tr Mon Sep 19 19:56:57 2005 From: oinal@ku.edu.tr (=?iso-8859-9?Q?Onur_=DDnal?=) Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 21:56:57 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] =?iso-8859-9?Q?Conference:_=22Royal_Courts_and_Capitals=22=2C_Sabanc=FD_U?= =?iso-8859-9?Q?niversity=2C_October_14-16?= Message-ID: <001e01c5bd4b$e9291df0$0701a8c0@THINKPAD> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_001B_01C5BD65.0E3925E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-9" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Sabanci University will be hosting the "Royal Courts and Capitals" = conference in Istanbul on October 14-16. The conference will be realized = as part of the COST Action "Tributary Empires Compared: Romans, Mughals = and Ottomans in the Pre-Industrial World From Antiquity Till the = Transition to Modernity". "Tributary Empires Compared" is a four-year = project which aims to produce a better understanding of classical = tributary empires and the problems relating to segmented, loosely = integrated and partly overlapping forms of power and authority, through = the establishment of a European network for the comparative study of the = Roman, Ottoman, Mughal and related empires. "Royal Courts and Capitals" = conference brings together scholars working in different disciplines to = explore and share the latest research on imperial courts. The = proceedings will be published in the future. Conference Organizers: Metin Kunt (Sabanci): mkunt@sabanciuniv.edu Tulay Artan (Sabanci): tulay@sabanciuniv.edu Jeroen Duindam (Utrecht): jeroen.duindam@let.uu.nl For further information please contact Tulay Artan Royal Courts and Capitals, 14-16 October 2005 Sabanci University, Istanbul 14 OCTOBER Friday Morning Opening Metin Kunt / Jeroen Duindam 9.00-10.00 Session I 10.30-12.00 Variants of Dynastic Power Metin Kunt (Sabanci) "How to become a sultan" Walter Scheidel (Stanford/Graz) "Towards a comparative study of = monarchical succession and dynastic stability" Robert Frost (Aberdeen) "Court, power and ritual in Poland-Lithuania = under the Vasa dynasty, 1587-1668" Friday afternoon Session II 13.30-15.30 Households and Bureaucracies: "state" and = "court" Andrew Wallace-Hadrill (The British School at Rome) "The Roman imperial = court: seen and unseen in the performance of power" Peter Bang (Copenhagen) "Court and State in the Roman World" Hugh Kennedy (St Andrews) "Women and power in the early Abbasi court" Session II 16.00-17.30 Households and Bureaucracies: "state" and = "court" Jeroen Duindam (Utrecht) "Households and state bureaucracies: status, = influence, and decision-making in Vienna and Versailles" Toby Osborne (Durham) "A shadow of a prince: diplomats embodying = princes in early modern court ceremonial" 15 OCTOBER Saturday morning Session III 9.00-12.30 Household Organization: Structures and Practices Mia Rodriguez Salgado (LSEP) "Microcosm of empire or Castilian enclave? = The court of Philip II of Spain" Maria-Antonietta Visceglia (Rome) "The Pope's Household (XIV- XVII = centuries) (court personnel)" Tulay Artan (Sabanci) "The grandvizier's 'new' household on parade: = refashioning bureaucracy at the 1720 Circumcision Festival ?" Paul Magdalino (St Andrews/Koc) "Court and Capital in Byzantium" Saturday afternoon Session IV 13.30-15.30 Courts as Meeting Places and Centres of Elite = Integration Rosamond McKitterick (Newnham Cambridge) "The itinerant Frankish royal = court in the reign of Charlemagne" Janos Bak (CEU, Budapest/Sabanc=FD) "Court and courtiers in the medieval = kingdom of Hungary" Jonathan Shepard (Oxford) "Young Barbarians at Court" Session V 16.00-17.30 Courts as Conspicuous Centres: Legitimation and = Display, I Ebba Koch (Vienna) "Court Ceremonial and architecture as statements of = Mughal rulership" Michael Rogers (London) "Ottoman Regalia" 16 OCTOBER Sunday morning Session VI 9.00-10.30 Courts as Conspicuous Centres: Legitimation and = Display, II =DDsenbike Togan (METU-Ankara) "Tang court (7th c.) assigns a place to = history and historians" Amira Bennison (Cambridge) "The Qur'an of 'Uthman: The transformation = of Cordoban Umayyad Ceremonial at the Almohad court in Marrakesh?" Session VII 11.00-13.00 General Evaluation & Discussion Philip Mansel (Society for Court Studies, London) "Dynastic Matters" Greg Woolf (St Andrews) "Government and Administration" Peter Burke (Cambridge) "Ceremonies and Representation" Sunday afternoon Palace and museum visits for non-members Zeynep Yelce Sabanci University =20 ------=_NextPart_000_001B_01C5BD65.0E3925E0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-9" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Sabanci University will be hosting the "Royal = Courts and=20 Capitals" conference in Istanbul on October 14-16. The conference will = be=20 realized as part of the COST Action "Tributary Empires Compared: Romans, = Mughals=20 and Ottomans in the Pre-Industrial World From Antiquity Till the = Transition to=20 Modernity". "Tributary Empires Compared" is a four-year project which = aims to=20 produce a better understanding of classical tributary empires and = the=20 problems relating to segmented, loosely integrated and partly = overlapping forms=20 of power and authority, through the establishment of a European network = for the=20 comparative study of the Roman, Ottoman, Mughal and related empires. = "Royal=20 Courts and Capitals" conference brings together scholars working in = different=20 disciplines to explore and share the latest research on imperial courts. = The=20 proceedings will be published in the future.

Conference=20 Organizers:
Metin Kunt (Sabanci): mkunt@sabanciuniv.edu
Tulay = Artan=20 (Sabanci): tulay@sabanciuniv.edu
Jeroen= Duindam=20 (Utrecht): jeroen.duindam@let.uu.nl
=
For=20 further information please contact Tulay Artan

Royal Courts and=20 Capitals, 14-16 October 2005
Sabanci University, = Istanbul

14=20 OCTOBER
Friday Morning
Opening Metin Kunt / Jeroen Duindam=20 9.00-10.00

Session I 10.30-12.00 Variants of Dynastic = Power
Metin Kunt=20 (Sabanci) "How to become a sultan"
Walter Scheidel=20 (Stanford/Graz) "Towards a comparative study of monarchical = succession and=20 dynastic stability"
Robert Frost (Aberdeen) "Court, power and = ritual in=20 Poland-Lithuania under the Vasa dynasty, 1587-1668"

Friday=20 afternoon
Session II 13.30-15.30 Households and Bureaucracies: = "state"=20 and "court"
Andrew Wallace-Hadrill (The British School at Rome) = "The=20 Roman imperial court: seen and unseen in the performance of = power"
Peter Bang=20 (Copenhagen) "Court and State in the Roman World"
Hugh Kennedy = (St=20 Andrews) "Women and power in the early Abbasi court"

Session II=20 16.00-17.30 Households and Bureaucracies: "state" and = "court"

Jeroen Duindam (Utrecht) "Households and = state=20 bureaucracies: status, influence, and decision-making in Vienna and=20 Versailles"
Toby Osborne (Durham) "A shadow of a prince: = diplomats=20 embodying princes in early modern court ceremonial"

15=20 OCTOBER
Saturday morning
Session III 9.00-12.30 Household=20 Organization: Structures and Practices
Mia Rodriguez Salgado = (LSEP) =20 "Microcosm of empire or Castilian enclave? The court of Philip II of=20 Spain"
Maria-Antonietta Visceglia (Rome) "The Pope's Household = (XIV-=20 XVII centuries) (court personnel)"
Tulay Artan (Sabanci) "The = grandvizier's=20 'new' household on parade: refashioning bureaucracy at the 1720 = Circumcision=20 Festival ?"
Paul Magdalino (St Andrews/Koc) "Court and Capital in=20 Byzantium"

Saturday afternoon
Session IV 13.30-15.30 = Courts as=20 Meeting Places and Centres of Elite Integration
Rosamond = McKitterick =20 (Newnham Cambridge) "The itinerant Frankish royal court in the reign of=20 Charlemagne"
Janos Bak (CEU, Budapest/Sabanc=FD) "Court and courtiers = in the=20 medieval kingdom of Hungary"
Jonathan Shepard (Oxford) "Young = Barbarians at=20 Court"

Session V 16.00-17.30 Courts as Conspicuous Centres: = Legitimation and Display, I
Ebba Koch (Vienna) "Court Ceremonial and=20 architecture as statements of Mughal rulership"
Michael Rogers = (London) =20 "Ottoman Regalia"

16 OCTOBER
Sunday morning
Session = VI =20 9.00-10.30 Courts as Conspicuous Centres: Legitimation and Display,=20 II
=DDsenbike Togan (METU-Ankara) "Tang court (7th c.) assigns a = place to=20 history and historians"
Amira Bennison (Cambridge) "The Qur'an = of=20 'Uthman: The transformation of Cordoban Umayyad Ceremonial at the = Almohad court=20 in Marrakesh?"

Session VII 11.00-13.00 General Evaluation = &=20 Discussion
Philip Mansel (Society for Court Studies, London) = "Dynastic=20 Matters"
Greg Woolf (St Andrews) "Government and=20 Administration"
Peter Burke (Cambridge) "Ceremonies and=20 Representation"

Sunday afternoon
Palace and museum visits for=20 non-members

Zeynep Yelce
Sabanci University
<zeynepy@su.sabanciuniv.edu= >

------=_NextPart_000_001B_01C5BD65.0E3925E0-- From gpultar@cstgroup.org Tue Sep 20 06:07:28 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 08:07:28 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] NEWS: America and the Problem of Empire Message-ID: <1127192848.432f9910128b3@mail.cstgroup.org> From: "David J. Leonard" America and the Problem of Empire October 12-15, 2005 Imperial aspirations, evangelical mission, national identity. At no time in American history have these themes been more intimately linked or sharply contested. This conference offers a multidisciplinary perspective on the interplay of ideology, economic interests, religion, and foreign policy of the United States. The Conference will be held at the Kellogg Center, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Cosponsored by the Institute for the Study of Christianity and Culture Featured speakers: Michael Denning is William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of American Studies at Yale University. He is the author, most recently, of The Cultural Front: The Laboring of American Culture in the Twentieth Century (1997); and Culture in the Age of Three Worlds (2004). Joel Bakan is the writer and director of the widely acclaimed book and documentary film The Corporation (2004), and teaches law at the University of British Columbia. Melani McAlister is Associate Professor of American Studies and International Affairs at George Washington University and author of Epic Encounters: Culture, Media, and US Interests in the Middle East since 1945 (rev. ed. 2005). Max L. Stackhouse, Princeton Seminary's Rimmer and Ruth de Vries Professor of Reformed Theology and Public Life, is director of the Seminary's Kuyper Center for Public Theology. Richard Gamble is Associate Professor of History at Palm Beach Atlantic University and the author of The War for Righteousness: Progressive Christianity, The Great War, and the Rise of the Messianic Nation (2003). All events are free and open to the public See www.christianityandculture.org/2005Lansing/2005lansingconf for schedule of events, David W.Stowe From gpultar@cstgroup.org Tue Sep 20 07:34:50 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 09:34:50 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] NOTICE: new reviews in cyberculture studies (september 2005) Message-ID: <1127198090.432fad8a5a4c6@mail.cstgroup.org> From: david silver New reviews (found at http://www.com.washington.edu/rccs/) for SEPTEMBER 2005 include: [1] Asia.com: Asia Encounters the Internet, eds. K.C. Ho, Randy Kluver, and C.C. Yang (Routledge, 2003) Reviewed by: Rohitashya Chattopadhyay, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania Reviewed by: Allen Chun, Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Author Response by: KC Ho, Randolph Kluver, and Kenneth CC Yang [2] Democracy and New Media, eds. Henry Jenkins and David Thorburn (MIT Press, 2004) Reviewed by: Barbara K. Iverson, Journalism Department, Columbia College Chicago Reviewed by: Charisse Corsbie-Massay, Critical Studies Department, School of Cinema Television, University of Southern California [3] From Gutenberg to the Global Information Infrastructure: Access to Information in the Networked World, by Christine L. Borgman (MIT Press, 2000) Reviewed by: Hang Ryeol Na, APII Cooperation Center, Korea Information Strategy Development Institute (KISDI) [4] Perform or Else: From Discipline to Performance, by Jon McKenzie (Routledge, 2001) Reviewed by: Jeremy Hockett, PhD from the Department of American Studies, University of New Mexico [5] Technicolor: Race, Technology, and Everyday Life, eds. Alondra Nelson, Thuy Lin N. Tu, with Alicia Headlam Hines (NYU Press, 2000) Reviewed by: Andre Brock, Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign Reviewed by: C. Richard King, Comparative Ethnic Studies, Washington State University Reviewed by: Angela Denise Prater, School of Communication Studies, Bowling Green State University Reviewed by: Lisa Marie Rollins, African Diaspora Studies, University of California, Berkeley To SUBSCRIBE to cyberculture-announce, a low volume announcement list for RCCS events and updates, email: listproc@u.washington.edu; No subject is needed. In the body, type: subscribe cyberculture-announce From gpultar@cstgroup.org Tue Sep 20 07:48:25 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 09:48:25 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: Technologies of Memory in the Arts (Netherlands) (11/1/05; 5/19/06-5/20/06) Message-ID: <1127198905.432fb0b935c19@mail.cstgroup.org> From: Edwin van Meerkerk The conference 'Technologies of Memory in the Arts' focuses on art as a cultural and technological practice to process and construct the past in the present. Central questions to this conference are: How do art and artistic practices function as technologies of memory? How are cultural artefacts implicated in complex processes of remembering and forgetting, of recollecting and disremembering, of amnesia and anamnesia? As a shared artistic and social practice, cultural memory links the present to the past. In doing so, cultural memory has strong ethical and political aspects. The arts are continuously engaged in non-linear processes of remembering and forgetting, characterised by repetition, rearrangement, revision, and rejection. In artistic representations new memories are thus constantly constructed, deconstructed and reconstructed by narrative strategies, visual and aural styles, intertextuality and intermediality, representations of time and space, and rituals of remembrance. These complex processes of representation are what we understand by the term 'technologies of memory'. The contemporary fascination with history and memory is accompanied by developments in media technology that have simultaneously a petrifying and a virtualising effect. Both individual and cultural memory are increasingly mediated by modern technologies, which means that memories are not only recorded and recollected by media, but are also shaped and produced by them. The digital media, in particular, allow for new ways of storing, retrieving and archiving personal and collective memories, as well as cultural artefacts. The conference theme Technologies of memory in the arts specifically addresses the material construction of cultural memory. Some panels will explore procedures of memory in both traditional and new media. Other panels will investigate the role of digitalisation of art and culture in relation to memory. Generally, the focus of this conference will be on the materiality of representation and on the relation between the medium and the construction of cultural memory. Key note speakers: - Marita Sturken (University of Southern California) - Ann Rigney (Utrecht University) Panels and papers on the conference theme are invited before 1 November 2005. Suggested topics: - Mediated memories - Narrative strategies - Intertextuality / intermediality - Music as memory work - Urban space and spatial dimensions - Tourism and heritage - Musical subcultures as memory space - Representations of memory in the arts - Amnesia and anamnesia - Icons of the recent past - Rituals of remembrance - Rituals, music and the shape of memory - Nostalgia and pastiche - Retro styles as forms of cultural memory - Rewritings of the classics - Digitalisation of archives - Music/sound recordings and the technology of memory The department of Comparative Arts and Cultural Studies of the Radboud University Nijmegen participates in the EU-sponsored research network ACUME, a network of over thirty European countries researching cultural memory from an interdisciplinary perspective. Conference committee: Sophie Levie, Edwin van Meerkerk, Liedeke Plate, Mathijs Sanders and Anneke Smelik More information and submission: http://www.ru.nl/comparativearts/research/technologies_of Contact information: Edwin van Meerkerk, e.v.meerkerk@let.ru.nl, tel. +3124 3615543 >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Tue Sep 20 07:54:53 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 09:54:53 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: Jewish Studies Area (10/15/05; PCA/ACA, 4/12/06-4/15/06) Message-ID: <1127199293.432fb23d8ea0a@mail.cstgroup.org> From: JewishStudiesPCA@aol.com CALL FOR PAPERS Jewish Studies Area 2006 Conference Popular Culture Association April 12 - 15, 2006 Atlanta, Georgia The Jewish Studies Area of the Popular Culture Association is open to any scholar or author with an interest in Jewish Studies. Those interests may include (but are not exclusive to): Literature Creative Writing Film Drama History Holocaust Studies Culture Art (including Fine Art, Music, Comic Art, etc.) Society Politics (US and Israel, Israel and Palestine, etc.) Language Religion And any other topic of interest You may submit a proposal for presentation, a panel proposal (with a minimum of 3/maximum of 4 paper proposals), or a workshop proposal. ** Paper Proposal: Must include a title, your name, professional affiliation, postal mailing address, telephone number, and email address. Proposal must be at least 250 words minimum/500 words maximum. Presenters are warned that the only technology support provided by the Conference is a DVD player with television monitor. Any other technological support will be at the expense of the individual presenter. ** Panel Proposal: Must include a title or theme for all presentations and name of panel chair (with proper identifiers as listed in Paper Proposal, above). Each individual presenter's proposal must follow the guidelines for a paper proposal as listed above. ** Workshop Proposal: Must include a title and name of workshop moderator. Proposal submission must follow the guidelines for a paper proposal submission. Moderator is warned that the only technology support provided by the Conference is a DVD player with television monitor. Any other technological support will be at the expense of the moderator. Please Note: (1) You may present only ONE paper at the conference, due to scheduling logistics. If you submit to more than one area, the area chairs will not know that you are doing so and you may find yourself accepted multiple times. IF THAT HAPPENS, please immediately notify the area chair(s) of the areas in which you choose NOT to present that you have elected to present elsewhere. If the coordinator finds multiple presentations, she will remove you as she sees fit, so notifying area chairs is important in keeping you in your preferred area. (2) Once you've been accepted, you must become a member of the Popular Culture Association in addition to registering for the conference. You may do so by using links on the PCA/ACA Conference web page at: http://www.popularculture.org/2006%20PAGES/registration_information.htm **** Submissions must be postmarked by: October 15, 2005 IMPORTANT (If this applies to you): Passover begins on Wednesday night, April 12, which is the first day of the Conference. Please include a note to specify if you cannot present on certain days of the conference. If possible, we will schedule around your religious observations. Submit proposals (if by Email, please do NOT sent attachments) to: Daniel Walden, Chair PCA -- Jewish Studies Area Pennsylvania State University 112 Burrowes Building Department of English University Park, PA 16802-6200 Email: dxw8@psu.edu ---- OR ---- Barbara Silliman, Associate Chair PCA -- Jewish Studies Area PO Box 19722 Johnston, RI 02919-0722 Email: JewishStudiesPCA@aol.com >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Tue Sep 20 08:01:26 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 10:01:26 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: The Impact of the Internet on the Mass Media in Europe (Greece) (10/1/05; 4/26/06-4/28/06) Message-ID: <1127199686.432fb3c6be0f3@mail.cstgroup.org> From: gskarp@panteion.gr The Impact of the Internet on the Mass Media in Europe Delphi, Greece, 26-28 April 2006 "The Impact of the Internet on the Mass Media in Europe" invites proposals for papers to be presented at its concluding conference, to be held in Delphi, Greece, 26-28 April 2006. The internet represents a challenge to many areas of social life, and the mass media are one of the most problematic areas. Over the last few years there have been predictions of the end of the large scale media corporations, the death of media forms like newspapers, and the deluge of online piracy first in music and now increasingly in audio-visual material. Some of these predictions have been demonstrably wrong, and some have been proved only too true. Distinguishing real developments from wishful thinking and doom-mongering is one of the essential roles that scholarly researchers can play in contemporary society. For the last five years, researchers in twenty two European countries have been working together to understand the impact that the internet has on the practices, the content, the business and the audiences for the press, television and radio. In that time they have carried out numerous detailed projects looking at particular aspects of all the media. The project is now coming to a conclusion, and one of the aims of this conference is to present the work of network to other researchers. However, we want this to be a two-way process, with us learning from the work that has been going on outside of our own grouping, so we are also inviting scholars to present proposals for papers on any aspect of this issue. The Action has evolved into a structure with four specialisms: in the printed press; in television; in radio; and in cross media issues. We invite abstracts from scholars working on any or all of those areas. Proposals can address online and offline aspects of media production, audience behaviour, content, or business. Proposals should take the form of an abstract of not more than 250 words. They should be sent by email to cost-a20@wb.st by 1/10/2005. Successful proposers will be notified by 31/10/2005. The deadline for full papers is 28/2/2006. >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Tue Sep 20 08:08:29 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 10:08:29 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] CFP: Journal of Hellenic Religion (11/20/05; journal issue) Message-ID: <1127200109.432fb56d89d80@mail.cstgroup.org> From: Nikolaos Markoulakis I would like to formally announce the forthcoming production of an annual in print and electronic Journal. The Journal title is as follows: Journal of Hellenic Religion (JfHR) and has already acquired its ISSN code. You can visit the homepage here: http://journalofhellenicreligion.atspace.org. JfHR research and explores ancient Greek religion, namely Hellenic religion, in concepts of material culture, linguistics and text analysis, devotional and liturgical objects, architecture and sacred space, works of art and artifacts, social and behavioral and humanistic sciences. In addition the Journal accepts research on theological and comparative-theology research and critic. The Journal accepts any contributions of scholarly study of the material, texts, cult and practices of the Hellenic religion. Articles, comments and book-reviews of material discussing on the past & present existence of the Hellenic religion, cult and praxis are always approved. The first volume (Volume 1) will be published in print and electronically on 25th of December 2005. Please ensure that you submit your written material no later than the 20th of December 2005. For more info for the contributions� mode visit the following webpage: http://journalofhellenicreligion.atspace.org/JfHRMain.htm Submission of any material must be on electronic form (doc, rtf), accompanied with the legal name and email of its author and emailed to the Editor: markoulakis82@yahoo.gr Nikolaos Markoulakis Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences Division of Politics and Sociology Nottingham Trent University >From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List From gpultar@cstgroup.org Tue Sep 20 16:42:13 2005 From: gpultar@cstgroup.org (gpultar@cstgroup.org) Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 18:42:13 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] "Imparatorlugun =?iso-8859-9?b?x/Zr/HMg?= =?iso-8859-9?b?RPZuZW1pbmRl?= Osmanli Ermenileri" - program? Message-ID: <1127230933.43302dd5f3e30@mail.cstgroup.org> This message is in MIME format. ---MOQ1127230933666294fe15268363afb2c860adf37bba Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Asagidaki programi g�nderenin kendisi soruyor: Stefanos Yerasimos'un hem programda hem hazirlayanlardan biri olarak yer almasi, programin eski olusunu mu g�steriyor, yoksa Dogu'ya �zg� incelik mi? Katilacak olanlardan biri aydinlatir, ya da en son programi yollarsa seviniriz. Imparatorlugun ��k�s D�neminde Osmanli Ermenileri Program Yer: Istanbul Imparatorlugun ��k�s D�neminde Osmanli Ermenileri : Bilimsel Sorumluluk ve Demokrasi Sorunlari 23 - 24 - 25 Eyl�l 2005 Bogazi�i �niversitesi Garanti K�lt�r Merkezi Ayhan Sahenk Salonu 23 Eyl�l 2005 Cuma Kayit 08:30 A�ilis 09:15 Selim Deringil (Bogazi�i �niversitesi Tarih B�l�m� baskani) 1. Oturum 09:30-10:40 Sorunlara toplu bakis Serif Mardin oturum baskani Halil Berktay Resm� s�ylem ne diyor? Selim Deringil Ermeni meselesi ve Arsiv : "Belgenin bogazina sarilmak" Murat Belge Demokrasi a�isindan Ermeni sorunu Kahve molasi 10:40-11:10 2. Oturum 11:10-13:00 D�nya ile T�rkiye arasinda, bilgi ve algilama farklari �st�n Erg�der oturum baskani Osman K�ker Tehcir �ncesinde Osmanli devletinde Ermeni varligi Fikret Adanir Kiyim, soykirim ve tarih�ilik Fatma M�ge G��ek Bir bilgi birikimi olarak Chicago-Salzburg s�reci Nazan Maksudyan Genel d�nya ve 20. y�zyil tarih�ilerinde 1915-16 olaylari �gle yemegi 13:00-14:00 3. Oturum 14:00-15:40 Balkan Savaslari �ncesi "eski d�zen" Hakan Erdem oturum baskani Aksin Somel Ermeni okullari ve Abd�lhamid rejimi (1876-1908) Oktay �zel Muhacirler, yerliler ve gayrim�slimler : Osmanli'nin son d�neminde Karadeniz'de toplumsal uyumun sinirlari �zerine bazi g�zlemler Edhem Eldem 1896 Istanbul Ermeni olaylari Meltem Toks�z Adana Ermenileri ve 1909 "igtisasi" 4. Oturum 16:10-18:00 Kopma noktasi : 1912-1915 Mete Tun�ay oturum baskani Stefan Yerasimos 1915'e gelirken : Ermeni �zerkligi, Zeytun ve Van olaylari Nesim Seker Ermeni meselesi ve "demografi m�hendisligi" Rober Koptas Krikor Zohrab, Vahan Papazyan ve Karekin Pastirmaciyan'in kalemlerinden, 1914 Ermeni reformu ile Ittihat�i-Tasnak m�zakereleri Elif Safak Zabel Yesayan ve "sakincali Ermeni entellekt�eller" listesi 24 Eyl�l 2005 Cumartesi Kayit 09:00 5. Oturum 09:30-11:00 Tehcir ve sonrasi Taha Parla oturum baskani Fuat D�ndar Ittihat ve Terakki'nin isk�n politikasi (1913-1918) Taner Ak�am Imha edilenleri ve kalanlariyla Osmanli belgeleri isiginda, Ittihat ve Terakki y�neticilerinde soykirim kasti ve soykirimin organizasyonu Cemil Ko�ak Teskil�t-i Mahsusa'yi nasil bilirsiniz? 6. Oturum 11:30-13:20 Facia ve kurtulus �yk�leri Ferhunde �zbay oturum baskani Sarkis Seropyan Aci bir tarihin i�inden vicdan manzaralari Fethiye �etin Heranus'tan Seher'e, bir "kurtulus" �yk�s� Irfan Palali Tehcirin �ocugu Fatma Ane Aykut Kansu Tehcirden sag kalanlarin hik�yesini d�s�nmek �gle yemegi 13:20-14:20 7. Oturum 14:20-16:00 Anilar ve tanikliklar Ayse �nc� oturum baskani H�lya Adak Anilarda Ermeni sorunu Ahmet Kuyas Ittihat�ilar ne diyor? G�nd�z Vassaf Saatli Maarif Takvimi'nde Ermeniler Cevdet Aykan Anilarin anlami ve zamanin, politikanin sorumlulugu Kahve arasi 16:00-16:30 8. Oturum 16:30-18:00 Bir y�zlesme esiginden, tabularin olusmasina Sel�uk Esenbel oturum baskani Ayhan Aktar Osmanli Meclisi'nde Ermeni meselesi: Kasim-Aralik 1918 Erol K�roglu T�rk edebiyatinda unutma ve hatirlama �rnekleri: Suskunlugun farkli kirilma noktalari Baskin Oran Bir tabunun k�kenleri : T�rkiye kamuoyunun Ermeni Sorunundaki tarihsel-psikolojik tikanisi 25 Eyl�l 2005 Pazar Kayit 09:00 9. Oturum 09:30-11:30 Ermenilik halleri N�khet Sirman oturum baskani Hrant Dink D�nyada ve T�rkiye'de Ermeni kimliginin yeni c�mleleri Ferhat Kentel T�rkiye ve Ermenistan toplumlari : Sinirlar ve �nyargilar Karin Karakasli, T�rkiye'de Ermeni olmak : Cemaat, birey, yurttas Ferhat Kentel, G�nay G�ksu �zdogan, F�sun �stel Melissa Bilal Ge�mis ile bug�n arasina sikistirilmis bir kimlik :T�rkiye'de Ermeni olma deneyimi Ayse G�l Altinay Iki kitap, bir sergi : T�rkiyeli Ermenilerin yeniden kesfi Kahve molasi 11:30-12:00 10. Oturum 12:00-13:40 Ermeni sorunu ve T�rkiye demokrasisi Murat Belge oturum baskani Ali Bayramoglu T�rkiye toplumunda Ermeni meselesine bakis ve yaklasimlar Etyen Mahcupyan T�rkiye'de mill� kimligin kurucu �gesi olarak tarih algisi / zihniyet iliskisi Ahmet Insel T�rk siyasetinde i� d�sman kavrami ve Ermeni sorunu Murat Paker T�rkiye'deki egemen politik k�lt�r�n psikanalitik degerlendirmesi baglaminda T�rk-Ermeni meselesi Sahin Alpay T�rk-Ermeni dostlugunun yeniden tesisi i�in ne yapilabilir? �gle yemegi 13:40-14:40 11. Oturum 14:30-16:00 Panel : Basin �zg�rl�g� ve Ermeni sorunu Ismet Berkan oturum baskani Yavuz Baydar (Sabah) K�rsat Bumin (Yeni Safak) Oral �alislar (Cumhuriyet) Ahmet Hakan (H�rriyet) Fehmi Koru (Yeni Safak) Kahve molasi 16:00-16:30 12. Oturum 16:30-18:30 Panel : Bug�n ve gelecek Halil Berktay oturum baskani Bir diplomat : Temel Iskit Bir hukuk�u : Turgut Tarhanli Bir yayinci : Ragip Zarakolu Bir politikaci : Cem �zdemir Bir tarih�i : Mete Tun�ay Hazirlik Komitesi ve Danisma Kurulu disindaki katilimcilar: H�lya Adak Sabanci �niversitesi : Dr (Karsilastirmali Edebiyat, K�lt�rel �alismalar) Sahin Alpay Bah�esehir �niversitesi : Dr (Siyaset Bilimi); Zaman Gazetesi yazari Ayse G�l Altinay Sabanci �niversitesi : Dr (Antropoloji, K�lt�rel �alismalar) Cevdet Aykan Tip doktoru, eski Tokat milletvekili ve Saglik Bakani Ali Bayramoglu Yeni Safak gazetesi Yavuz Baydar Sabah gazetesi Ismet Berkan Radikal gazetesi Melissa Bilal Chicago �niversitesi : doktora �grencisi (Etnom�zikoloji) K�rsat Bumin Yeni Safak gazetesi Ahmet Hakan Coskun H�rriyet gazetesi Oral �alislar Cumhuriyet gazetesi Fethiye �etin avukat, Anneannem kitabinin yazari Hrant Dink Agos gazetesi Fuat D�ndar Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (Paris) : Doktora �grencisi Hakan Erdem Sabanci �niversitesi : Dr (Tarih) Sel�uk Esenbel Bogazi�i �niversitesi : Prof Dr (Tarih) Ahmet Insel Galatasaray �niversitesi : Prof Dr (Ekonomi) Temel Iskit emekli b�y�kel�i Aykut Kansu Bilgi �niversitesi : Do� Dr (Tarih) Karin Karakasli Agos gazetesi Ferhat Kentel Bilgi �niversitesi : Dr (Sosyoloji) Rober Koptas Bogazi�i �niversitesi : lisans�st� �grencisi (Atat�rk Enstit�s�) Fehmi Koru Yeni Safak gazetesi Osman K�ker yayin y�netmeni, Birzamanlar Yayincilik Erol K�roglu Sabanci �niversitesi : Dr (Edebiyat Tarihi, K�lt�rel �alismalar) Ahmet Kuyas Galatasaray �niversitesi : Dr (Tarih, Siyaset Bilimi) Etyen Mahcupyan Zaman gazetesi Nazan Maksudyan Sabanci �niversitesi : doktora �grencisi (Tarih) Baskin Oran Ankara Siyasal Bilgiler Fak�ltesi : Prof Dr (Siyaset Bilimi) Ayse �nc� Sabanci �niversitesi : Prof Dr (Sosyoloji, K�lt�rel �alismalar) Ferhunde �zbay Bogazi�i �niversitesi : Prof Dr (Sosyoloji) Cem �zdemir Yesiller partisi milletvekili, Almanya G�nay 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From: "Serguei Alex. Oushakine" CALL FOR PAPERS �The European Mind: Narrative and Identity� Malta, 24 - 29 July 2006 We live in an age of mass production of narratives. The prophecy of the European thinkers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, prescribing a paradigm for the creation of narrative, has become a reality. The result of the mass production of narratives is the leveling of all narratives, posing a challenge to authority. One 'grand narrative' after another is discarded, leaving the European mind longing for a unifying narrative that crystallizes the European identity. The 10th international conference of ISSEI, to be held in Malta in 2006, invites scholars from various disciplines such as History, Politics, Literature, Arts, Philosophy, and Religion to examine the European Identity and the multiplicity of narratives in the age of globalization. The deadline to submit a proposal for the workshop: �Women`s Narratives in American Ethnic Literatures: The European Connection� is 15 April 2006. We look forward to seeing you in Malta in 2006. Ezra Talmor, ISSEI, co-Chair Henry Frendo, Univerity of Malta, Co-Chair issei@nachshonim.org.il henry.frendo@um.edu.mt From ndurak@todaie.gov.tr Wed Sep 21 17:27:13 2005 From: ndurak@todaie.gov.tr (Nuran Durak) Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 19:27:13 +0300 Subject: [Discussion] Konferans Duyurusu Message-ID: <58C531BFCB80974A90DA87930D027C1B2B8E@ANKADC.todaie.gov.tr> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------_=_NextPart_001_01C5BEC9.57A5F212 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-9" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable =20 KONFERANS DUYURUSU =20 =20 T=FCrkiye-Fransa 2005 Y=FDl=FD =DD=FEbirli=F0i Program=FD = =E7er=E7evesinde, IRA - BASTIA'dan (Bastia B=F6lgesel Y=F6netim = Enstit=FCs=FC) Henry FLACH 13 Ekim 2005 saat 10:00 - 12:30 aras=FDnda = "Son Yirmi Y=FDl Boyunca Fransa'daki Yerinden Y=F6netim ve Yetki = Geni=FEli=F0i S=FCreci" konusunda; 14 Ekim 2005 saat 10:00 - 12:30 = aras=FDnda IRA - BASTIA Enstit=FC M=FCd=FCr=FC Jean BARBAZA "Frans=FDz = Y=F6netiminde =DDnsan Kaynaklar=FDn=FDn Modernle=FEmesi ve E=F0itimde = Reform S=FCreci" konusunda konferans vereceklerdir. =20 Konferans dili =DDngilizce / Frans=FDzca olup, T=FCrk=E7e terc=FCme = yap=FDlacakt=FDr. Konferans herkese a=E7=FDkt=FDr.=20 =20 =20 Bilgi : =20 Dr. Nuran Durak 231 73 60 / 1505 = ndurak@todaie.gov.tr Hatice Telli 231 73 60 / 1302 = htelli@todaie.gov.tr =DDnci Yaln=FDz 231 73 60 / 1600 = iyalniz@todaie.gov.tr =20 =20 =20 TODA=DDE ve IRA-BASTIA KONFERANS PROGRAMI 13 - 14 Ekim 2005 =20 =20 =20 KONU=DEMACI =20 KONU =20 SAAT =20 TAR=DDH ve YER =20 Henri FLACH =20 Institut r=E9gional d'administration de Bastia, Training Engineer=20 =20 =20 =20 Bastia B=F6lgesel Y=F6netim Enstit=FCs=FC, E=F0itim M=FChendisi =20 =20 Son 20 Y=FDl Boyunca Fransa'daki Yerinden Y=F6netim ve Yetki = Geni=FEli=F0i S=FCreci =20 =20 =20 10:00 - 12:30 =20 13 Ekim 2005 Per=FEembe =20 =20 =20 =20 =20 =20 TODA=DDE Konferans Salonu =20 =20 Ara =20 11:30 - 11:45 =20 =20 =20 =20 =20 =20 Jean BARBAZA =20 Institut r=E9gional d'administration de Bastia, Directeur Frans=FDz Y=F6netiminde =DDnsan Kaynaklar=FDn=FDn Modernle=FEmesi ve = E=F0itimde Reform S=FCreci =20 =20 =20 10:00 - 12:30 =20 =20 =20 14 Ekim 2005 Cuma =20 =20 =20 =20 =20 Bastia B=F6lgesel=20 Y=F6netim Enstit=FCs=FC, M=FCd=FCr =20 =20 Ara =20 11:30 - 11:45 TODA=DDE Konferans Salonu =20 =20 Sunu=FElarda Frans=FDzca'dan T=FCrk=E7e'ye ard=FDl =E7eviri = yap=FDlacakt=FDr. =20 =20 ADRES : =20 =20 =DDLET=DD=DE=DDM: =20 TODA=DDE 1. 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