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OF MASCULINITY
Seville, 2nd-4th March 2000
CALL FOR PAPERS
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feminist criticism the "masculine" has begun to lose its universal and
aprioristic status to be assumed as a social construction. After some
decades of prolific research on gender, basically focused upon the
analysis of female images, we are witnessing a growing concern about
different cultural manifestations of male subjectivity. It is precisely
within the field of representation that we would like to redefine those
patterns of identity/identification that, so far--being the "unmarked"
terms--have hardly been discussed from a critical perspective. Papers
on any of the following topics will be welcomed:
- Masculinity and ethnicity.
- Masculinity and violence.
- Masculinity and transvestism.
- Masculinity and homosexuality.
- Masculinity and psychoanalysis.
- Masculinity and legal discourse.
- Masculinity and artistic representation.
- Masculinity and political models.
- Masculinity and the media.
- Masculinity and parenthood.
- The male body.
Proposals (500-words abstract in either English or Spanish) should be
sent <bold>before September 27th 1999</bold> to:
Carolina S=E1nchez-Palencia (csanchez@siff.us.es)
Juan Carlos Hidalgo (jhidalgo@siff.us.es)
Departamento de Literatura Inglesa y Norteamericana
Universidad de Sevilla
C/. Palos de la Frontera, s/n
E-41004 Sevilla
=46ax: 954551552
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