CFP: The American Literary Century (4/1; M/MLA, 11/2-11/4)

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     M/MLA Convention 2000--Kansas City, November 2-4
     
     AMERICAN LITERATURE II: LITERATURE AFTER 1870.
     
     The Literary Century: Assessing Significances.
     
     At the end of the so-called American Century, how will we (or should
     we) remember its literature? What trends, issues, debates, or
     conflicts will remain central to our understanding of this century's
     literary achievement?
     
     Wide-ranging discussions are especially welcome. Emphasis on
     individual authors and texts only when linked to broader issues or
     movements.
     
     Send queries, abstracts, or papers to:
     
     Robert Franciosi
     Dept. of English
     Grand Valley State Univ.
     Allendale, MI 49401
     francior@gvsu.edu

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