CFP: Victorian Contamination and Colonial Dis-ease (6/15/01; CNYCLL, 10/28/01-10/30/01)

From: Sean C. Grass (scg7@psu.edu)
Date: Tue Feb 27 2001 - 23:59:34 EST

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    The Central New York Conference on Language and Literature announces a call
    for papers that investigate the topic "Contamination and Colonial Dis-ease"
    for the Victorian literature session of its 2001 meeting. The meeting will
    take place October 28-30 at Cortland College of the State University of New
    York.

    The purpose of this particular panel is to investigate Victorian anxiety
    about England's extensive impire, and about the possibility that physical,
    social, moral, or even discursive/textual contaminations might find their
    way back to English soil. Submissions on both literary and extra-literary
    cultural phenomena are welcome, provided that the idea of colonialism and
    contagion are central to the concerns of the presentation.

    Please send an abstract of 400-500 words if you wish to have your
    presentation considered for inclusion in the panel. You may send the
    abstract by email to scg7@psu.edu, but please include the abstract in the
    text of the email rather than attach it as a separate file. You may also
    send your submission to Sean C. Grass, Department of English, 103 Burrowes
    Building, Penn State University, University Park, PA 16802-6202.

    The deadline for submissions is June 15, 2001.

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