For MLA 2001 in New Orleans, I'm hoping to put together a panel (or,
depending on the response, a roundtable) on Gerald Graff's work called
"Conflicts, Culture Wars, Curricula: The Impact of Gerald Graff." I'm
particularly interested in hearing from people who:
1) Have made grist out of some significant theoretical disagreement or
tension with Graff's work;
2) Have applied Graff's work in unusual or unexpected settings; or
3) Have incorporated Graff's theories into actual pedagogical or
instititutional innovations.
Please send inquiries by February 1, 2001 to HoberekA@missouri.edu; I'll
ask for abstracts on the basis of how the inquiries fit together, then make
final decisions on the basis of the abstracts.
Andrew Hoberek
Assistant Professor of English
University of Missouri-Columbia
107 Tate Hall
Columbia, MO 65211
573-882-1801
573-882-5785 (fax)
hobereka@missouri.edu
"My vote for Ralph Nader will send this country a powerful message: Bush is
a bad president."
--The Onion 11/1/00
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