Call for Papers
Culture and the Condom
Call for papers for a new anthology exploring the historical, social, and
cultural role of the condom in society. Issues such as the condom in art
and popular culture, the discourse of safe sex after the advent of HIV and
AIDS, debates about condom distribution, and international perspectives on
condoms and culture will be addressed. This will be an interdisciplinary
volume, and contributions are especially encouraged from scholars in the
fields of history, queer studies, gender studies, sexology, and
anthropology. The editor is especially receptive to work dealing with
issues of race and ethnicity. Original prose essays (autobiographical, for
example) will also be considered. Some original fiction and artwork may
possibly be included in this anthology.
Please send a 1-page summary of essay and a current CV to
neuhausj@earthlink.net.
Deadline for receipt of materials is June 30, 2002.
Jessamyn Neuhaus holds a Ph.D. in U.S. history from Claremont Graduate
University. Her book Manly Meals and Mom's Home Cooking: Cookbooks and
Gender in Modern America is forthcoming from Johns Hopkins University Press.
Her work has also appeared in The Journal of the History of Sexuality and
The Journal of Social History. She has taught in the humanities department
at New College of California, the history department at Oregon State
University, and the gender studies department at Lewis and Clark College.
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