UPDATE: Composition and Rhetoric Area (12/10/01; SW/TX PCA/ACA, 2/13/02-2/17/02)

From: Michael Carlson Kapper (kapper@purdue.edu)
Date: Wed Oct 31 2001 - 10:54:25 EST

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    The deadline for papers for the Southwest/Texas Popular Culture
    Association/American Culture
    Association Conference (13-17 Feb 2002; Albuquerque, NM) has been
    extended to 10 December 2001. The full call for the Composition and
    Rhetoric Area appears below.

    ___________________________________________________
    Call for Proposals

    Composition and Rhetoric
    Southwest/Texas PCA/ACA
    Albuquerque, NM
    13-17 February 2002

    www.swtexaspca.org

    Deadline: 10 December 2001

    Rhetoric and culture are inextricably bound up in one another. Indeed,
    they seem to exist
    in a field of resonance, each continually creating, shaping, and
    recreating the other.
    This being the case, we invite papers exploring the interconnectedness
    of culture and
    rhetoric/composition. We encourage an interpretation of each of these
    terms that is as
    broad as possible, and there is no preference for any one methodological
    approach to these
    terms and their topics.

    Possible topics include (but are by no means limited to):
     - Exploration of the relationship between rhetoric and culture
    (historical, contemporary, etc.)
     - Theories of cultural rhetoric(s)
     - Rhetorical practices in popular culture
     - Speech rhetorics in the culture of democracy
     - Rhetoric(s) of mass journalism/communication/media
     - Cultural Studies/Pop Culture pedagogies and tools for composition studies
     - Composition/Public Speaking (and collegiate instruction therein) as a
    cultural practice
     - Rhetoric(s) of religion
     - Propaganda

    This list is not exhaustive. Proposals dealing with the intersection of
    rhetoric,
    composition, and culture--in whatever way these terms are constructed
    and in whatever way
    that intersection is constructed--are welcome.

    Please direct questions and 300-word (one-page) abstracts BY 10 DECEMBER
    2001 to:

     Michael Carlson Kapper
     Department of English
     1356 Heavilon Hall
     Purdue University
     West Lafayette, IN 47907-1356

    or, via email, to:

     kapper@purdue.edu

    When sending proposals via email, please use plain text in the email
    body, or attach your
    document in MSWord (.doc), Corel WordPerfect (.wpd), or Adobe Acrobat
    (.pdf) format.

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