*Note: wrong deadline on previous posting. New deadline is 7/15*
With the "William S. Burroughs: Time-Place-Word" exhibit of printed
material at the John Hay Library at Brown University in Providence RI,
running from October through December 2000, I'd like to especially
encourage presentations that focus on the collectible aspects of
Burroughs's work, including print and other media.
Below is the general call for the panel, and if anyone is interested in
more info. about the exhibit, email me off list and I can forward it to you.
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Central New York Conference on Language and Literature
State University of New York at Cortland
October 29-31, 2000
I am chairing a special session on William S. Burroughs for the CNYCLL
conference, and invite abstracts and/or completed papers on any aspect of
Burroughs scholarship. With the spate of Burroughs-related publications in
the last few years, including both the wonderful "Wising Up the Marks: The
Amodern William Burroughs" by Timothy S. Murphy, as well as the official
concatenation: "Word Virus: The William S. Burroughs Reader," this a
crucial moment in which to study the methods of (anti)canonization/control
foisted upon WSB's work in the wake of his physical consolidation.
Suggested Topics:
Burroughs and...
Multimedia
The trilogies
Burroughs and Kathy Acker/Jean Genet/or anyone else :)
Commercialization (remember those Nike ads...)
Claymation
Non-fiction/diaries/essays
Cats
Islam and Hassan I Sabbah
Philosophy (Deleuze, et al...)
Cinema/Film Fiction
The experimental films ("Towers open Fire" etc..)
Contradictions
The Holocaust
Genre fiction (westerns, detective stories, sci-fi)
Critical studies/biographies of WSB
Sun Ra
And just about anything else...
Please send a one-page abstract via email and/or completed papers via snail
mail. Include complete mailing address, email address, and short bio in
cover letter. Presentations should run about 15 minutes. Deadline is July
15:
Davis Schneiderman
1034 Hanshaw Rd.
Ithaca, NY 14850
br00752@binghamton.edu
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