Please note additional (conference site) and corrected information (email address).
Place: 4th Annual Conference of the Modernist Studies Association
Madison, Wisconsin
October 31-November 3, 2002
Cognitive Approaches to the Study of Modernism
The goal of this panel is to initiate a discussion of the multiple ways
in which recent theories of cognition can open up literary modernism to
new readers and new insights while providing substantive support for
already existing views of modernism. More specifically, a cognitive
approach to the production and reception of literary modernism reveals
that many modern writers were practicing cognitivists long before the
emergence of detailed theories which help to validate their aesthetic
strategies. Using recent cognitive theory, it is possible to work back
through and evaluate aspects of modernism that have remained unexplored
or mischaracterized for over seventy years. Any papers that address
these or related issues welcome.
Please email 250 word paper proposals and c.v.s to Dr. Bradley D.
Clissold, FCAR Postdoctoral Fellow Dalhousie University
(bcliss@po-box.mcgill.ca). Participants must be members of The
Modernist Studies Association by the time of the conference. Deadline:
20 April 2002.
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