CFP: Altered States (1/20/01; 4/7/01)

From: Peter Shoemaker (shoemaker@cua.edu)
Date: Wed Nov 15 2000 - 17:10:21 EST

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    CALL FOR PAPERS (CFP): ALTERED STATES

    The Annual Colloquium on Language, Literature, and Theory,
    The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
    The Catholic University of America
    Washington, DC
    April 7, 2001

    For its Annual Colloquium, the Department of Modern Languages and
    Literatures at the Catholic University of America is seeking abstracts,
    papers, and suggestions for panels on the topic of ALTERED STATES.

    Suggested areas of inquiry include:

    I. Altered States of Mind/Body:

    Mystic and Trance States
    Revelation and Epiphany
    Rapture and Rhapsody
    Dream States
    Hypnosis
    Conversion Narratives
    Near-Death Experiences
    Demonic Possession
    The Fantastic
    Insanity
    Zombies
    Voodoo
    Transcendentalism

    II. Altered States/Alternative Communities:

    Exile
    Retreats
    Colonial Appropriations
    Global Communities
    Créolité
    Missionary Narratives
    Imagined Communities
    Cults
    Dispossessions
    Displaced Peoples

    III. Authors

    Jeannes des Anges, Charles Baudelaire, Walter Benjamin, Cyrano de Bergerac,
    Hildegard von Bingen, William Blake, Jorge Luis Borges, Samuel Coleridge,
    Raphaël Confiant, Julio Cortázar, Saint François de Sales, Ralph Waldo
    Emerson, Sigmund Freud, William Gibson, J. K. Huysmans, San Juan de la Cruz,
    Franz Kafka, Ken Kesey, Joan of Arc, Theodore Kaczynski, Thomas More, Thomas
    De Quincey, François Rabelais, the Marquis de Sade, Sta. Teresa de Avila.

    Proposals and abstracts (for 20-minute papers) must be postmarked by January
    20th, 2001.

        Department of Modern Languages
        McMahon Hall 208
        ATTN: COLLOQUIUM
        The Catholic University of America
        Washington, DC 20064

    Proposals or inquiries may also be made via email or fax:
        cua-colloquium@cua.edu
        (202)319-6077

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