CFP: Slavic Forum at UofC

[David Kaiser]

>>The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
>>and the Graduate Slavic Society
>>of the University of Chicago
>>
>>present
>>
>>SLAVIC FORUM 2001
>>Graduate Student Conference
>>on Russian and Central/East European
>>Literature, Linguistics and Culture
>>April 27-28, 1999
>>
>>Deadline for submission of abstracts:  FEBRUARY 15, 2001
>>
>>Slavic Forum 2001 will be held on the campus of the University of Chicago
>>on April 27th and 28th, 2001.  We invite graduate students working in the
>>literatures and cultures of Russia, Central and Eastern Europe to submit
>>abstracts for a twenty-minute presentation.  This year we are pleased to
>>expand our conference to include those working in Linguistics.  Although
>>we will gladly consider proposals for any work in these fields, we are
>>particularly interested in submissions commemorating the new millennium
>>with a focus on transition not necessarily limited temporally: issues of
>>periodization such as Modernism, Post-modernism, New Sincerity;
>>Millenarianism, Apocalyptic discourse and Messianisms; genre hybrids;
>>interdisciplinary and new approaches in Slavic studies.
>>
>>Please send a one-page abstract (approximately 250 words or less) to
>>Steven Clancy at sclancy at midway.uchicago.edu by February 15, 2001.
>>Although we prefer to receive abstracts via e-mail, they may be sent by
>>post to the following address:
>>
>>Slavic Forum
>>Attn.:  Steven Clancy
>>University of Chicago
>>1130 East 59th Street
>>Chicago, IL  60637

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