CFP: Performing/Reforming: Culture and Politics in Contemporary Europe (7/15/01; 12/7/01-12/8/01)

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Date: Fri Mar 09 2001 - 11:41:49 EST

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    The School of Languages, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh will be
    holding its international multidisciplinary conference on culture and
    politics in contemporary Europe on Friday 7th and Saturady 8th December
    2001. We hope to solicit your interest as well as that of other members
    of your department.

    PERFORMING / REFORMING
    Culture and Politics in Contemporary Europe

    International Conference
    Heriot-Watt University (Edinburgh, UK), 7-8 December 2001

    The primary aim of this conference is to explore the fast changing,
    protean relationship between culture and politics in contemporary
    Europe, and it is expected to bring together scholars from a variety of
    academic disciplines and/or research areas, such as Language/European
    Studies, Cultural Studies, Cultural and/or Political History, Media
    Studies and Politics.

    Suggested areas of investigation:
    Representations of political ideologies in various media and/or forms of
    cultural expression (e.g. literature, cinema, music, visual arts) ;
    Cultural policies of governments or political parties and their effects
    on the production, consumption and regulation of culture ;
    Theoretical and/or critical approaches to the interface between politics
    and culture.

    Contributions are invited from scholars and research students working in
    any of the above areas. It is expected that papers will be of a duration
    of 30 minutes (max.), to be followed by 10 minutes discussion.

    Proposals in the form of a 400-word abstract should be sent to Dr
    Cyrille Guiat or Dr Chris Tinker before 15 July 2001.

    The conference is organised by the European Area Studies sub-group of
    the CTISS (Centre for Translating and Interpreting Studies in Scotland)
    which co-ordinates research activities within the School of Languages at
    Heriot-Watt University. The full conference fee will be £120, inclusive
    of two nights B&B on Riccarton Campus, or £40 (non-residential).

    Contact information:
    Dr Cyrille Guiat C.Guiat@hw.ac.uk
    Dr Chris Tinker C.G.Tinker@hw.ac.uk

    School of Languages, Heriot-Watt University, Riccarton, Edinburgh EH 14
    4AS, UK.

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