Call for Papers
ASECS 2001, New Orleans
April 18-22, 2001
Articulating Media
A major thread in discussions at ASECS 2000 was the status of
disciplinarity, interdisciplinarity, and multidisciplinarity. The
Cultural Studies Caucus seeks to extend these conversations at ASECS 2001
by taking up the question of how we come to articulate both the objects
we study in the various disciplines and the relationships sustained
between and among those objects. Specifically, this panel will explore
questions of "intermediality," the connections among the various media as
modes of representation. What links do we forge when we read different
kinds of objects and ranges of cultural practices together? What forms of
play are there among the various modes of representation? How do we
theorize connections between texts and texts, texts and images, images
and events? What are we doing when we group together disparate objects
and media? This panel solicits papers that foreground the problem of
articulation between, among, and through various disciplines, media, and
cultural practices. We especially invite papers that take up the
problematic of analyzing the relationship between material objects and
visual images, manuscript and print, and various forms of performance.
Send abstracts/papers to:
Lisa A. Freeman
University of Illinois at Chicago
Dept. of English (m/c 162)
601 S. Morgan Street
Chicago, IL 60607-7120
e-mail: lfreeman@uic.edu
Deadline: 1 September 2000
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