CALL FOR PAPERS: SYMPLOKE - Special Issue on Globalism and Theory
SYMPLOKE, a journal of comparative theory and literature, seeks
submissions for its special issue Globalism and Theory (Vol. 9, Nos. 1-
2). Welcome are contributions that consider the impact of globalization
and globalism on both the practice and idea of critical theory and
cultural studies. How have the discourses of globalism, transnationalism,
cosmopolitanism, and internationalism affected the production and teaching
of theory? How have we theorized globalism? How has our notion of theory
changed in the age of globalism? How have modern and postmodern theories
of aesthetic and cultural practices participated in the production of
global discourses? How does globalism change our notion of modernism and
postmodernism? How has globalism affected the literary and theoretical
canon? We encourage submissions that crically address the work of major
theorists and critics of globalism including Baudrillard, Jameson,
Virilio, Featherstone, Appadurai, Buell, and Robbins. Submission deadline
is 1 April 2001. Send one copy of the manuscript to Jeffrey R. Di Leo,
Symploke, Department of English, MC 162,University of Illinois at Chicago,
601 South Morgan St., Chicago, IL 60607-7120 AND one copy of the
manuscript to Christian Moraru, Department of English, University of North
Carolina at Greensboro, 132 A McIver, UNCG, PO Box 26170, Greensboro, NC
27402-6170. Inquiries, questions, comments: dileo@uic.edu or
c_moraru@uncg.edu. See www.symploke.org for details on preparation of
copy.
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Christian Moraru
Assistant Professor
SYMPLOKE, Associate Editor
Dept. of English
Univ. of North Carolina, Greensboro
132 A McIver, UNCG, PO Box 26170
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
(336) 334-3564
c_moraru@uncg.edu
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