CFP: Africa and Europe: Myths, Masks and Masquerades (South Africa) (6/30; 4/2/01-4/5/01)

From: M.Luisa Fasoli (120mlf@muse.wits.ac.za)
Date: Thu Jun 15 2000 - 03:28:02 EDT

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    CALL FOR PAPERS

    DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
    UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND, JOHANNESBURG

    Africa and Europe:
    Myths, Masks and Masquerades
    2-5 April 2001

    An international interdisciplinary conference will be held at the
    University of the Witwatersrand Johannesburg from Monday 2 to Thursday
    5 April 2001. The theme of the Congress, "Africa and Europe: Myths,
    Masks and Masquerades" aims to attract scholars from a wide range of
    disciplines.

    Proposals are invited for papers addressing the conference theme and
    related areas.

    This conference seeks to address some of the following questions:

    - How do Europeans perceive and represent African culture(s)?
    - How do Africans perceive and represent the "idea of Europe"?
    - What shifts have occurred in these perceptions in the later half of
         20th Century?
    - What impact have new technologies had on these perceptions and
         representations?
    - How, has de-colonialisation and the African Renaissance affected
        African-European relations?
    - What are the future outlooks?

    Contributions are welcome from the fields of:

    - Literature
    - Culture Studies
    - Drama
    - Film
    - Visual Arts
    - Language Studies
    - Media

    The Congress will be held back to back with the biennial the
    Conference of Association for German Studies in Southern Africa (SAGV)
    from Thursday 29 March to Saturday 31 March 2001. This offers a unique
    opportunity for scholars interested in both Conferences to participate
    in 2 exciting events.

    Papers should not exceed 20 minutes. Those wishing to present papers
    at the Congress are invited to send a provisional title and a brief
    synopsis (250 words) not later than 30 June 2000. Please include a
    cover page with the following information:

    author's name(s) and affiliation(s)
    mailing address
    e-mail address
    title of presentation
    three to five key words

    Your paper will be scheduled in an appropriate session. Acceptance of
    your paper for presentation implies a commitment to register and
    attend the conference. Papers will not be read if the presenter is
    unable to attend.

    Proposals and enquiries should be addressed to:

    Dr Carlotta von Maltzan
    Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
    University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
    Private Bag 3
    WITS 2050

    Phone: (+27 11) 71 74212
    Fax : (+27 11) 4037289
    e-mail: 120car@muse.wits.ac.za or 120mlf@muse.wits.ac.za

    The University of the Witwatersrand is located in the largest
    metropolitan area and the industrial and commercial heart of South
    Africa. Wits is recognised both nationally and internationally for the
    quality of its graduates and its excellence in teaching, research and
    service to society. It has a longstanding commitment to university
    autonomy, academic freedom and non-discrimination.

    Full details of the Congress, including registration forms, will be
    forwarded with the acceptance of your paper. Any general enquiries now
    should be addressed to the Convenor of the Conference, Dr C von
    Maltzan, c/o Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at the
    above address.

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    SAGV
    GERMANISTENVERBAND IM SUEDLICHEN AFRIKA
    GERMANISTEVERENIGING IN SUIDER-AFRIKA
    ASSOCIATION FOR GERMAN STUDIES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
    SEKRETARIAT SEKRETARIAAT SECRETARIAT

    SEKRETARIAT DES SAGV · DR. WALTER KOEPPE · DEPT. OF MODERN FOREIGN
    LANGUAGES · UNIVERSITY OF STELLENBOSCH PRIVATE BAG X1 · 7602
    MATIELAND · SOUTH AFRICA · TEL: +21-808-2133 · FAX: +21-808-2035
    E-MAIL: WGHK@MATIES.SUN.AC.ZA

    E I N L A D U N G
    ZUR
    20. TAGUNG DES SAGV

    UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND, JOHANNESBURG

    29. - 31. Maerz 2001

    Tagungsthemen
    Grenzen - neue, alte
    und
    Deutsch als Fremdsprache - Vortraege und Workshops

    Laenge der Vortraege: 20 Minuten. Dauer der Workshops: 80 Minuten. Vom
    Tagungsthema abweichende Vortraege werden beruecksichtigt. Anmeldungen
    eines Referates mit kurzer Zusammenfassung (100 Woerter) und Angaben
    zu Person und Institution sowie E-Mail-Adresse bitte bis zum

    31. Juli 2000

    an das Sekretariat des SAGV oder:

    Dr. Carlotta von Maltzan, Department of Modern Languages and
    Literatures, University of the Witwatersrand, Private Bag 3, WITS
    2050, South Africa. Tel. :+27-11-7174212 Fax: +27-11-4037289 E-Mail:
    120car@muse.wits.ac.za 120mlf@muse.wits.ac.za

    Einzelheiten zur Tagung erhalten Sie zusammen mit einem
    Anmeldeformular mit der Aufnahmebestaetigung Ihres Vortrags.

    In unmittelbarem Anschluss an diese Tagung findet eine vom DEPARTMENT
    OF MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES organisierte Tagung statt mit dem
    Titel Africa and Europe: Myths, Masks and Masquerades, zu der
    Teilnehmer der SAGV-Tagung herzlich eingeladen sind.

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