Call for Papers
Shakespeare in Popular Culture
an Area of
Popular Culture/American Culture Association
Philadelphia, April 11-14, 2001.
This will be the fourth year that "Shakespeare in Popular Culture" has
appeared as part of the annual PC/ACA conference, documenting and
examining the Bard's place in contemporary culture, particularly American
Culture. Abstracts are preferred that examine more than one text adn/or
examine Shakespop in relation to the culture as a whole. In addition to
film, these panels are interested in Shakespeare references/adaptations in
novels, plays, music, comics, television, advertising. Papers may examine
how the proliferation of a populist Shakespeare affects the classroom.
Send an abstract (100-500 words) by Sept. 15 to:
Elizabeth Abele <eabele@astro.ocis.temple.edu>
Please include: title, academic affiliation, email and snail mail.
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