CFP: "Over-Reading": Implications for Teaching (4/5/02; 4/18/02-4/21/02)

From: Jason Snart (jsnart@hotmail.com)
Date: Thu Mar 07 2002 - 19:39:10 EST

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Papers are invited for a session on "Over-Reading" to be part of the Blue
Ridge International Conference on the Humanities and the Arts, April 18-21,
2002. Conference info at http://www.bricha.appstate.edu/.

Send questions and/or short abstracts to Jason Snart at jsnart@hotmail.com.
Papers might address what "over-reading" is and if or how it might be at
work in the classroom. Abstracts from all humanities disciplines are
welcome.

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