ASEEES 2013 CFP: Cross-Cultural Exchange in the Russian Novel

[Tom Dolack]

Dear Colleagues,

We are searching for an additional paper (or two) for a set of panels on 
the topic of "Revolutionary Change and Cross-Cultural Exchange in the 
Russian Novel."  Here is a description:

"This panel will welcome papers that examine the interrelatedness of 
revolution and the intercultural exchange of ideas.  "Revolution" can be 
defined to include political revolutions as well as other cultural 
shifts such as the psychoanalytic revolution and the feminist 
revolution.  Papers may concentrate on how revolution is depicted in 
literary texts as being shaped by intercultural exchange, on how 
revolutionary forces are portrayed as changing ideas as they travel from 
one culture to another, or on any other aspect of the interrelatedness 
of revolution and the cross-cultural exchange of ideas."

We already have papers on Petrarch in /Zhivago/, psychoanalysis in 
Bulgakov and Nabokov, Russian and Western science fiction, Godwin's 
influence on Chernyshevsky, and imitation in Pushkin and Pasternak.

Interested parties should get in touch with Christopher Livanos 
(clivanos at wisc.edu) or myself (dolack_thomas at wheatonma.edu).

Happy end of term and Happy Holidays to everyone!

Tom Dolack

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Tom Dolack
Russian & Russian Studies
Wheaton College
Norton, MA
dolack_thomas at wheatonma.edu


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