Call for Papers
Texas Tech University 2000 Graduate English Studies
Conference:
Ethnicity, Folklore, and Indigeneity Panels
Conference Theme: Surveying the Field(s) at the Millennium: Where We've
Been and What's to Come for English Studies
February 25-26, 2000 Texas Tech University Lubbock, Texas
Graduate Students are invited to submit papers to:
Jim Cody
Dept. of English
Texas Tech University
Mail Stop 43091
Lubbock, Texas 79409-3091
Fax: 806-742-0989
ngjmc@ttacs.ttu.edu
Conference Web-site: http://english.ttu.edu/GESConference
Topics include, but are not limited to writing concerning:
Ethnicity, Folklore, and Indigeneity in General,
Postcoloniality, Postcolonial Indigeneity, Black Americas, Hispanic
Indigeneity in the Americas, Oceania, Native Americas, the Africas, the
Caribbean, Asia, Asian Americas, Chicano-America, Puertorrique-o-America;
(White) "Settler" Indigeneity in the Americas, Oceania (New Zealand and
Australia) and South Africa, Folk Art, or any other compatible topic
250-word abstracts are due by November 30, 1999. e-mail submissions are
encouraged with GES Conference on subject line. Accepted Presentations will
be published in Conference Proceedings.
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