[Bilimsel Haber] CFP: Ethnicity, Literature and Language (6/16/06; 9/22/06-9/23/06)

[Sule Tarakcioglu]

THE NEW YORK COLLEGE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION
and the
UTICA COLLEGE ETHNIC HERITAGE STUDIES CENTER

invite proposals for a Fall 2006 Conference:

Ethnicity, Literature and Language
Utica College
Utica, New York
September 22-23, 2006


Featured speaker: Frank Lentricchia, author of After the New
Criticism, Crimes of Art and Terror, and The Book of Ruth

Presentations may include:
              15-minute papers/45-minute panel presentations
              readings of creative fiction, non-fiction or poetry
	     (15-20 minutes)

considering works concerned with:

ethnic literature
teaching ethnic studies
ethnic history
ethnic memoir
ethnic identity
ethnic politics
regional/local color literature
immigration
ethnicity and gender
ethnicity and disability


300 word abstracts should be sent to

              Mary Ann Janda
              English
              Utica College
              1600 Burrstone Road
              Utica NY 13502
              USA

or

              Frank Bergmann
              English/German
              Utica College
              1600 Burrstone Road
              Utica NY 13502
              USA

OR e-mailed to:

              mjanda at utica.edu  or
              fbergmann at utica.edu

by JUNE 16, 2006

With your proposal, please indicate your name, your institutional
affiliation, your mailing address, and your e-mail address.

Presenters must be registered for the conference and registered
members of NYCEA. A conference registration form follows.

To join NYCEA, please visit http://www.nycea.org/member.html

GRADUATE STUDENTS: The New York College English Association offers a
$100 cash prize for the best paper delivered by a graduate student at
each conference. If you would like to be considered for the prize,
please plan to submit a complete text of your paper by August. Graduate
students may submit their papers and are usually notified by the end of
the conference if they have won.


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