Pacific Rim Literary Conference:
"Locating the Story: Origins and Destinations"
March 30-31, 2001
The Pacific Rim Literary Conference is held on the campus of the
University of Alaska Anchorage and is organized by UAA graduate students
and members of Sigma Tau Delta. We welcome papers on all topics
pertaining to literature, literary studies, and rhetoric. Proposals for
panels are encouraged. This year we are particularly interested in
exploring the issue of "sense of place" in narrative. Papers on topics
such as how location informs stories, how geography shapes narrative, or
how history affects where stories come from or are going are especially
welcome. Accepted submissions will be considered for publication in our
new on-line journal of conference proceedings.
Pacific Rim Literary Conference speakers for 2001:
Jane Urquhart, Canadian author of The Underpainter and Away
Susan Elizabeth Sweeney, Department of English at Holy Cross College
Helena Goscilo, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures at
University of Pittsburgh
Please direct abstracts (250 words) and all further inquiries to:
Katherine Barger
Department of English
University of Alaska Anchorage
3211 Providence Dr.
Anchorage, Alaska 99508
(907) 786-4362
askb8@uaa.alaska.edu
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