CFP:Marking Time, Mapping Space in the Middle Ages (10/1-3/2/01) Diane Marks
The Medieval Club of New York re-announces its millennial conference:
Marking Time, Mapping Space
March 2, 2001
The Graduate Center, City University of New York
365 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY
The Medieval Club of New York will entertain presentations
on any aspect of understanding, measuring, or commemorating the dimensions
of time and/or space during the period 500-1500. Topics may include, but
need not be limited to, calendars, clocks, chronicles, charts, maps,
diagrams, plans, perspective, measures, divisions, periods, units, parts,
wholes, fragments, continuations, limits, beginnings, middles, endings,
customs, rituals, celebrations, anachronisms, eternity, infinity, and
serendipity. Submissions from all disciplines-art, geography, history,
literature, mathematics, music, philosophy and science-are welcome.
Please send via e-mail or snail-mail by October 1, 2000 a one-page abstract
for a twenty-minute talk to Diane Marks, Department of English, Brooklyn
College, 2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11210 or dmarks
@brooklyn.cuny.edu.
Also check the conference page of our new website for information updates:
http://www.adelphi.edu/~justin/medievalclub.ny/
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