[Bilimsel Haber] CFP: disClosure 16 - Emotions (2/14/06; journal issue)

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From: David Brandon Absher <dbabsh0@uky.edu>

Please find attached the Call for Papers for disClosure 16 - Emotions.

Thanks,
Brandon Absher


Emotion plays an undeniably important role in our lives.  Yet, social 
theory has
tended to focus most often on the cognitive aspects of human social 
living. In
our attempts to understand human life as a social phenomenon perhaps we have
overlooked something just as important; something even fundamental. In this
issue of disClosure, we seek to begin to redress this oversight, we seek to
think emotion from within the ambit of social theory.

The editorial collective of disClosure seeks submissions that explore issues
relating to emotion as it is found, articulated, and understood in a 
variety of
disciplines and approaches. Possible topics for consideration might 
include the
following:

Specific Emotions
Love
Suffering
Depression
Happiness
Embarrassment
Vulnerability
Joy
Loneliness
Fear
Anger
Confidence

Spaces of Emotion/Emotional Spaces
Homes
Classrooms
Prisons
Public Space/Spaces
Spaces of Pleasure
Spaces of Suffering
Places of Embarrassment
Representations of Emotion
Artistic
Literary
Theoretical/Philosophical
(Pop) Cultural

Politics and Regulation of Emotion
Psychosis and Emotion
Psychopharmacology
Institutionalized Expectations
Institutionalized Reactions
Emotional Boundaries and Transgression
Mass Consumption and/of Emotion
Production and/of Emotion
Reason vs. Affect

Emotion and Digital Media
Virtual Emotions
Virtual Representations of Emotion
Digital Extirpation of Emotion
Digital Enhancement of Emotion


disClosure is a blind refereed journal produced in conjunction with the
Committee on Social Theory at the University of Kentucky. The journal 
welcomes
submissions from all theoretical perspectives and genres (scholarly 
articles,
interviews, reviews, short fiction, poetry, artwork) and from authors and
artists (academically affiliated or not) concerned with social theory. 
Editorial
decisions are based solely on merit.

SUBMISSION INFORMATION:
Papers: Include three copies of text submissions, double spaced and no 
more than
10,000 words. Manuscripts, notes, and bibliographies should follow Chicago
format. Art and other graphic material may be submitted as transparencies,
prints, or electronic files (with hard copy provided for proofing). 
Please do
not submit material that has been half-toned for publication (e.g., 
pictures in
books or catalogues).

Art/Poetry: Artists should submit digital or camera-ready material. 
Electronic
submissions should be accompanied by a hard copy. Art cannot be 
returned, so do
not send originals. Include one copy of poetry submissions.

N.B. Authors are responsible for securing copyright and fair-use notices and
must submit them prior to disClosure publication. All material accepted by
disClosure for publication becomes property of the journal. disClosure 
is not
responsible for loss or damage resulting from submission.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: February 14, 2006

Mail to: disClosure
College of Arts and Sciences
213 Patterson Office Tower
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY 40506-0027

If you have any questions regarding submissions, please feel free to 
contact the
editor of disClosure 16, Brandon Absher, at DC-EDITOR@LSV.UKY.EDU

disClosure is an annual journal of social theory featuring scholarly 
articles,
creative writing, interviews, book reviews, and original artwork from
international contributors.  For a look at previous issues, please visit
http://www.uky.edu/AS/SocTheo/DisClosure/disclose.htm

David Brandon Absher
Editor disClosure 16
University of Kentucky
Department of Philosophy
1415 Patterson Office Tower
Lexington, Kentucky 40506
(859) 257-3517



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