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Date: 2010/3/11
Subject: Call for Papers: Comparative Literature and Culture: Archetypes in
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*Call for Papers:*  Comparative Literature and Culture:  Archetypes in
Literatures in Cultures

Baku Slavic University and Azerbaijan Comparative Literature Association

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*Date:* 22-23  October 2010

*Abstract  deadline*: April 15 2010

*Notification of acceptance*:  30 May 2010

*Deadline for full paper submission for conference proceedings*: 15 June
2010



        Baku Slavic University co-jointly with Azerbaijan Comparative
Literature Association seeks papers, panel and roundtable proposals from
scholars and doctoral students for interdisciplinary conference to be held
at the Baku Slavic University on October 22-23, 2010. The conference is the
part of project on criteria of national culture and literature.  Creation of
the new countries  assumes strengthening of consciousness of  national
identity, definition of national attribution of literary and cultural facts.
Among them  is circulation of the same motives, situation, the same symbols,
plots.

       Possible range of research questions concerns both constructed over
centuries and relatively new archetype plots, situations  by different
authors, of different periods and national literatures, such as Romeo and
Juliet by Italian and English playwrights, Leili and Mejnoun by Azerbaijani,
Persian and Uzbek poets, Doctor Faust by German and English author,
archetypes created by different authors in diverse periods and national
literature, as Biblical plots in literary fiction by Russian, Kyrgyz and
Azerbaijani writers, or adaptation of Italian Pinocchio as Buratino, or
English Winnie the Pooch as Vinni Pookh by Russian culture?  Another
question is how to consider “nationality” in construction of a tale, or epic
with the same requirement of magic power of the hero to overcome the
compulsory tests? How to distinguish the song with verses by Mowlana and
music by American author?  What about  mugham motive Bayaty- Shiraz  by
Iohan  Bach?

     Other possible themes  and questions raised can be as such: How does
translation studies influence migration of  plots? How to define
“nationality” of “Kalila and Dimna”, the Arabic translation of the Indian
“Panchatatra” tales?

          Forms of archetypes has changed and continues to changes from a
migrant  plot to fan-fiction, and moving from folklore to movie, from
literature to music, from music to movie, creating hyper-text.

Taking into consideration above mentioned, the question arises: “Where are
the borders between an original text, influences  and plagiarism?”

    We welcome papers from participants from all areas  relevant to Literary
and Cultural Studies with special focus on* the following *topics:



Definition and classification, types of archetype

National attribution  and origin of literary and cultural archetypes

Interpretation of the same archetype situation or motive by various authors
(Eugenie Onegin, Anna Karenina;  Leila and Mejnoun by Nizami, Fizuli, etc.)

Archetype as a plot, a theme, a motive

Archetype as a symbol

Archetype and plagiarism

Archetype and Fan-fiction

Archetype and Hypertext

Reception of archetypes in different cultures

Reception of archetypes in different periods of history

       The scope of proposals may extend to any issues and approaches of the
above-mentioned themes and questions. *Roundtable* is supposed to be on the
theme “Fan-fiction and archetype?” with moderating of graduate students of
Baku Slavic University.

Working languages of the conference are Azerbaijani, Russian and
English. Selected
panelists and speakers must cover their own travel cost to participate in
the conference.

       Paper proposals (200-word abstract for a paper to last 15 minutes,
brief CV, contact information) are due  by April 15, 2010 and should be sent
to: rahilya_g at hotmail.com



Prof. Dr. Rahilya Geybullayeva,

Head of the Azerbaijani Literature Department
Baku Slavic University
S. Rustam ave 25
Baku 1014, Azerbaijan

Fax: 00 99 412 493 30 42
Phone: 00 99 412 440 2770
www.bsu-az.org
www.azcla.org







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