Call For Papers: ECOCRITICISM
The Southwest/Texas Popular Culture Association and American Culture
Associations are holding a series of panels at the next meeting of these
groups, March 7-10, 2001, in Albuquerque, New Mexico at the Sheraton Old Town
Hotel.
We have met there for the last two years and it has proved to be a perfect
venue for us, providing as it does the sights, sounds, tastes and museums of
the Southwest.
This call is for papers dealing with Ecocriticism, its origins and/or
cultural and literary implications for the present and future.
Possible Topics can include anything on Ecocriticism, including a possible
rhetoric for teaching the subject.
Ecocritical stance in African American Literature
In/and American Indian Literature
In/and political rhetoric
In/and 19th Century American Literature
In/and Romanticism
In/and Hemingway, Falkner, Hawthorne, Cooper, Captivity Narratives
In/and the Postmodern Novel
Ecocritical Narrative in (your choice)
These possible broad subjects are to demonstrate a nearly limitless range of
possibilities for a paper on Ecocriticism.
Please contact Area Chair by 1 December, 2000:
Michael L. Baldwin
Dept. of English
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078
mick@cowboy.net
405-372-1863
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