UPDATE: Humor in Literature (12/17/01; SW/TX PCA/ACA, 2/13/02-2/17/02)

From: Leslie Fife (lesliefife57@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Dec 05 2001 - 13:12:37 EST

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    CALL FOR PAPERS UPDATE: SUBMISSION DEADLINE CHANGE!!

    2002 SW/TEXAS PCA/ACA CONFERENCE, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW
    MEXICO
    FEBRUARY 13-17, 2002

    Subject: Humor in Literature

    Area Chair: Leslie Fife, lesliefife57@yahoo.com

    Conference: 23rd SW/Texas Popular Culture/American
    Culture Associations
    Subject: Humor in Literature
    Area Chair: Leslie Fife, lesliefife57@yahoo.com
    Location: 23rd Southwest/Texas Popular Culture
    Association/American Culture Association Conference,
    Albuquerque Hilton, Albuquerque, New Mexico
    February 13-17, 2002

    Conference details: www.swtexaspca.org

    Submission Guidelines:

    Send:
    --250-word abstract
    --brief biographical information: name as it should
    appear in the program, (and, if different, on your
    “name tag”); school, organization, or corporate
    affiliation; mailing address; telephone (work and
    home, if possible); fax, and e-mail
    --AUDIO-VISUAL NEEDS (VCR & monitor, slide projector,
    overhead projector, boom box)
    --brief biography for panel introductions

    to the area chair by 17 December 2001. Panels of 3 or
    4 presenters, moderated discussions, and other
    innovations are encouraged. Submit via the website at:

    www2.h-net.msu.edu/~swpca/

    Possible topics include—but are NOT limited to—the
    following:

    Southwestern Humor
    Frontier Humor
    Regional Differences in Humor
    Humor and “Otherness” (can consider ethnicities,
    cultures, religions, gender)
    Tall Tales
    Mark Twain as Humorist
    Native American Humor
    Ethnic Humor: Jewish, Italian, Irish,
    African-American
    Changing Perceptions of Humor
    The Impact of Sitcoms on Humor
    Dark Comedy in a Changing World

    We welcome all “humor” submissions for consideration;
    generally we can find connecting ideas for panels, so
    please don’t let the suggested topics deter you from
    submitting a paper proposal.

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