Call for papers: Culture Shock: Consumerism in Post-Communist Culture

Alexandar Mihailovic cllazm at HOFSTRA.EDU
Sat Sep 23 16:04:54 UTC 2006


Dear SEELANG-ovtsy:

We need one more person for this panel.  Please replay to Prof. Kuhlman and me at your earliest 
convenience if you are interested.  

Alex Mihailovic

Call for Papers
NEMLA:  38th Annual Convention, March 1-4, 2007 Baltimore, Maryland

http://www.nemla.org/convention/cfp.html#complit

Culture Shock: Consumerism in Post-Communist CultureÊÊ[Board-Sponsored Panel]

The irony of the European revolutions of 1989 is that the expansion of Western consumer culture, 
formerly deemed "immoral" or "decadent" by communist regimes, now appears as a rather 
ambiguous victory given that both dissents and former official artists must struggle to survive in 
the free market. A sufficient amount of time has elapsed for body of work that addresses the 
paradoxical impact of consumer culture on former communist states is beginning to emerge. This 
panel invites papers that analyze how post-communist writers, filmmakers and artists represent 
consumer culture (either positively or negatively). 

Submit abstracts to Martha Kuhlman: mkuhlman at bryant.edu, and Alexander Mihailovic: 
Alexander.Mihailovic at hofstra.edu.

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