Call for Papers -- Literary Criticism Discussion Circle
SAMLA, the South Atlantic Modern Language Association
2001 Convention, Nov 9-11, in Atlanta, Georgia
Panel Title: "Writing/Righting History: Interventions, Revisions, and
Alternative Visions"
Critical/theoretical discussions on the intersection of literature and
history. How has literature "righted" -- intervened, revised, found
alternatives to -- history? Which genre (the novel, poetry, drama) is best
suited to the task? Is it better to write from within accepted canons or
models, or to use popular forms? What are the advantages or disadvantages
of using literature to these ends? Abstracts of at least 250 words to Karin
Westman at Dept. of English, Kansas State U, 106 Denison Hall, Manhattan,
KS 66506 or <westmank@ksu.edu> by 31 March.
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