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<p><a href="http://iasepune.org/view/newly-conf.php">http://iasepune.org/view/newly-conf.php</a></p>
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<p>INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND CULTURE</p>
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<p>December 15-17, 2014</p>
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<p>Pune, India</p>
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<p>Preamble</p>
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<p>The academic fraternity world over is preoccupied with various ways of understanding language, literature and culture. In addition to their interrelations and interdependence, the new ideas and approaches emerging from various disciplines like literary theory,
philosophy, anthropology, linguistics, pragmatics and discourse analysis alongside technological revolution and socio-cultural transformations, have a bearing on our study of language and literature. The conference aims at exploring this dynamics with a focus
on the complementary nature of language, literature and culture and their centrality in human life.</p>
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<p>This year, we especially encourage papers that examine the intersection of digital technology and the Humanities. What are the new methodologies, theories, and sites of study that are emerging from this intersection? What kind of collaborations between the
Humanities and Sciences must we envision for 21st century education and research? Papers that take up these and related issues should be submitted under the Digital Humanities, New Media Studies, and Future of Humanities Studies tracks.
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<p>Tracks for Discussion and Presentation</p>
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<p>The ICLLC 2014 will address a range of important tracks including the following:</p>
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<p>1. Language, Literature and Ideology</p>
<p>2. Culture Communication and Identity</p>
<p>3. Literary Pragmatics</p>
<p>4. Discourse Analysis</p>
<p>5. Culture Studies</p>
<p>6. Feminist and Gender Studies</p>
<p>7. Postcolonial Literature and Theory</p>
<p>8. Diaspora Identities</p>
<p>9. Digital Humanities</p>
<p>10. New Media Studies</p>
<p>11. Future of Humanities Studies</p>
<p>12. Film Studies</p>
<p>13. Contemporary Literature and Media</p>
<p>14. Language, Gender and Power</p>
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<p>Submission of Abstracts </p>
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<p>Proposal (abstracts) can be submitted to <a href="mailto:iasepune@gmail.com">iasepune@gmail.com</a> as an attachment with 'Submission of Abstract' typed in the subject field. Proposals should include title, author's name/s, affiliation, contact email address
and 200-250 word abstract of your paper. Deadline for submission of abstracts is November 01, 2014.
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<p>Publication of Conference Papers</p>
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<p>Conference presenters may choose to submit their full papers for publication. All submitted papers will be peer reviewed, and accepted papers will be published in two stages:</p>
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<p>1. Full articles received from registered participants by November 01, 2014, if accepted for publication, will be published in the pre-conference issues of our refereed, international journals (Asian Quarterly: An International Journal of Contemporary Issues:
ISSN 2227-2606 and Asian Journal of English Studies: ISSN 2229-581X). </p>
<p>2. Full articles received after November 01, 2014, if accepted for publication, will be published in the post-conference issues of these journals.</p>
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<p>Authors need to observe the following guidelines for submission of articles for publication;</p>
<p>1. Soft copy should be submitted in Microsoft Word format using Times New Roman, 10 pts, aligned on both sides</p>
<p>2. Title: 15 words maximum, 14 pts centered. No capitals or special effects.</p>
<p>3. Abstracts reduced to 150 words, 10 pts. italics and aligned on both sides</p>
<p>4. References: please use MLA style for references</p>
<p>5. Maximum permitted length is 3500 words</p>
<p>6. Articles should be written as continuous expository narrative - not as lists of points or PowerPoint presentation</p>
<p>7. Please ensure that the article is thoroughly checked and proofread before submission</p>
<p>8. Please avoid using certain advanced word features like background or font colors, drawing objects, highlighting, embossing and other complex Word text formatting
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<p>Professional Development Workshops</p>
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<p>We also plan to organize two Professional Development Workshops, one on 'Writing and Publishing' and the other on 'Conference Do's and Don'ts'. Graduate students and early faculty members will have an opportunity to participate in either of them. Attendance
at the Workshops will be capped at 30 participants on the first come first served basis. The cost of attending will be covered by the conference registration fee. More details will be available soon.
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