> "Immigrant Languages"
> Proposed Special Session
> 2002 MLA Convention
> New York City, 27-30 Dec 2002
>
> Papers are invited for a proposed panel on narrative theory in the age of
> international fictions. How have international fictions -- narratives,
> written primarily at the turn into the twenty-first century, influenced by
> the zeigeist of multiculturalism -- altered the concerns and traditions of
> narrative theory? How has narrative theory been rendered transient,
> mobile, and migratory by the presence and proliferation of international
> writing? Papers might consider specific aspects of narrative theory --
> theories of closure, for example -- or think about styles and topics of
> narrative in a more general way. Papers can be comparative or on single
> authors, and the choice of authors is open.
>
> Please send 1-page abstracts and a brief CV to BOTH of the following.
> Email submissions are preferred.
>
> Mun-Hou Lo
> University Scholars Programme
> National University of Singapore
> Block Admin, 10 Kent Ridge Crescent
SINGAPORE 119260
> Email: usplomh@nus.edu.sg
>
> Rebecca L. Walkowitz
> Department of English
> University of Wisconsin-Madison
> 600 N. Park Street
> Madison, WI 53703
USA
> Email: rwalkowitz@facstaff.wisc.edu
>
> Deadline: March 10, 2002
>
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