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[Edyta Bojanowska]

CFP: The Culture of Empire in Russia’s Long Nineteenth-Century (2013 
ASEEES Conference, Boston)


Dear Colleagues,

I am soliciting papers for a panel, or a series of panels, on the 
culture of empire in Russia’s long nineteenth century (up to the 
Bolshevik Revolution).The panel’s purpose is to showcase new research on 
the 19^th -century imperial imaginary in both high and popular culture, 
and to ponder a set of larger disciplinary questions. What are the 
theoretical and literary-historical reasons for making empire studies 
more central to Russian literary studies?How to integrate the 
problematic of empire with both more traditional and newly emergent 
perspectives in the study of Russia’s 19^th -century culture? What role 
could empire studies play in reinvigorating our research on Russia’s 
long nineteenth century?Paper proposals from scholars of all stages are 
welcome, including graduate students (preferably in the post-prospectus, 
dissertation writing stages).Ideally, the papers will come from larger 
research projects devoted to this topic.

Please email me at bojanows at rci.rutgers.edu 
<mailto:bojanows at rci.rutgers.edu> with your title and a brief 
description of your paper, or if you are interested in participating in 
this event as a discussant or chair.

Thank you very much,

Edyta Bojanowska

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Edyta Bojanowska
Associate Professor of Russian and Comparative Literature
Dept. of Germanic, Russian, and East European Languages and Literatures
Rutgers University, 195 College Ave., New Brunswick, NJ 08901
ph: (732)932-7201, fax: (732) 932-1111
http://german.rutgers.edu/faculty/profiles/bojanowska.htm


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