Doing Literary Criticism On-Line
Call for participants for a roundtable panel proposed for MMLA 2001 (Nov.
1-3, Cleveland).
The format of this panel will be non-traditional. Participants will be
asked to submit the URL of an article or website where they do literary
criticism on-line. These URLs will be printed in the conference program
and those in attendance will be encouraged to visit the sites before the
conference. The roundtable discussion will be on the experience of on-line
criticism. How does it differ from print criticism? What are the
advantages/disadvantages? What are the theoretical implications of the
medium? Participants will make a brief opening statement and then we'll
let discussion go from there.
Please submit URL and a brief (1 pg) abstract of related issues for
discussion. Prior to the conference, I plan to set up an on-line
discussion group of all participants, hopefully to begin the conversation
prior to Cleveland.
E-mail submissions required: jim.oloughlin@uni.edu
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