UPDATE: Animals in Fact, Fable, and Scripture (Malta and Sicily) (2/28/02; 6/13/02-6/19/02)

From: Ben Bennani (bbennani@gold.truman.edu)
Date: Wed Feb 06 2002 - 13:06:02 EST

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    Call for Papers & Creative Work:
    The deadline for submitting proposals has been extended to 28 February
    2002!

    The Beast Fable Society and its refereed yearbook, Bestia, are pleased
    to announce
    their 9th International Congress on “Animals in Fact, Fable, and
    Scripture: An Ecumenical Examination.”

    Congress Dates and Venue: 13-19 June 2002, Malta and Sicily

    “Animals in Fact, Fable, and Scripture: An Ecumenical Examination” is an
    interdisciplinary, cross-cultural look at how human beings from all
    walks of life look at, think of, treat/mistreat, write about, teach,
    learn from, and cohabitate with animals. This includes—but not limited
    to—literary and artistic presentations; theoretical and hermeneutical
    approaches; zoological and medical perspectives; ethical, religious, and
    philosophical exegeses; public, national, and international policy
    making; commercial and financial considerations; and historical and
    fictional narratives.

    Papers and creative work (in English) are welcome from littérateurs,
    creative writers, nature writers, and literary scholars; historians;
    artists; philosophers; theologians; scientists; economists; ethicists;
    animal lovers; journalists who cover animal rights in the media (old
    journalism adage: “‘Dog bites man’ is not a story, but ‘man bites dog’
    is.”); and champions of animal rights.

    N.B. All papers and original fables delivered at the Congress will be
    considered for publication in Bestia, the Society’s refereed Yearbook.

    Send 250-word abstract and one-page c.v. by February 28, 2002 to:

    Professor Ben Bennani, President
    Beast Fable Society
    Division of Language and Literature
    Truman State University
    Kirksville, MO 63501

    Email submissions are welcome: bbennani@truman.edu

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