CFP: Alienation or Exile: The Decentered Subject (12/1; 3/30/01-3/31/01)

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Date: Mon Nov 13 2000 - 10:40:12 EST

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    ALIENATION OR EXILE: THE DECENTERED SUBJECT
    DATES: 30-31 march 2001

    KEYNOTE SPEAKER: MICHAEL DASH

    In a multidisciplinary approach aiming to bring together academic
    perspectives that are simultaneously literary, sociological, theoretical
    and historical, the French Department of NYU presents its annual
    conference on "alienation or exile : the decentered subject."

    * How to think culture and literature in the wake of globalization?

    * How does one define the feeling of belonging to a territory, a race and
    a language in this new space inhabited by the writer and the intellectual?

    * The status and representation of the subject in a world where the
    concept of nation is fading away

    * Nationalism and colonialism

    * Representation and/or the problematics of identity

    * The importance of the Other and exoticism

    * Wandering and nomadism in literature

    * The figure of the writer in exile

    * The many faces of the alienated subject

    * Stranger in one's land

    Please send abstracts before December 1st, 2000 to:

    Philippe Barr
    NYU French Department
    726 Broadway, 6th floor
    New York, NY 10003
    or
    e-mail: pb387@is9.nyu.edu

    Papers may be submitted in French or English

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