"Do you sleep? Rouse up, rouse up! Eternal Death is abroad!"
(Jerusalem, Plate 96)
Call for Papers: Blake [Between Aestheticism and Historicism]
NEMLA, April 12-13, 2002 (Toronto, Canada)
The aim of this panel is to approach Blake's image-text from a doubled
--historicist and aesthetic--perspective in order to maintain the central
importance of each optic, and to explicate their mutual contamination,
co-implication and over-determination. Hyper-theoretical and hypo-historical
approaches are welcomed, as is anything in-between, although a
combination of the two categories would be much appreciated....
--Interventions on the present state of Blake Studies are also on the
agenda:
--Please send proposals or completed papers by September 15th 2001 to:
Joshua David Gonsalves
e-mail: jdg221@nyu.edu
Email submissions are preferred. Please include proposal in the body of
the message. Thanks.
j-
Joshua David Gonsalves
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Department of English
19 University Place
New York, NY 10003-4556
Room 200
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