For the EC/ASECS meeting at Washington and Jefferson College next October
21-23, with the overarching topic of "The Eternal Verities; or, Death,
Taxes, and Other Sensitive Subjects," Ted Braun and I are arranging two
sessions on death, with a follow-up panel discussion. We have space for
several papers: on descriptions of death or responses to death; on
strategies for approaching death, or fantasies of escaping death and
living forever, or speculations about life beyond death; on death as a
regular or spectacuclar part of 18C life; or best of all on topics we
haven't even imagined.
If you have an idea you'd like to develop into a paper, please send an
abstract to me or Ted (BRAUN@athens.fllt.udel.edu) by 20 May.
If you want more information about this meeting, visit the page Linda
Troost has put together at
http://www.washjeff.edu/english/ec-asecs.html
We hope to hear from you.
Thanks,
John Radner
John Radner
Department of English/MSN 3E4
George Mason University
Fairfax, VA 22030
(703) 993-2766
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