Fwd: CFP

[Joseph Murphy]

We've talked before about whether AAS is the best venue for putting 
together work on visual and image culture.  In case anyone's 
interested, this session is in the Literature and Science Division of 
MLA.  The organizer for this session, Pam Gossin, is still looking 
for proposals.
yours,
J. Murphy

>Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 14:26:07 -0500 (EST)
>From: "PAXSON,JAMES J" <jpaxson at ufl.edu>
>To: urj7 at ufl.edu
>Subject: an MLA session on Manga that I'd mentioned...
>
>* * *
>
>Session for Literature and Science Division, MLA Convention, 27-30 
>2004, Philadelphia PA
>
>Anime and Manga: Animated/Graphic Human/Nature. A panel on the 
>literary, cultural, artistic, scientific, and technological in 
>Japanese animation and manga. Emphasis on apocalyptic, 
>environmental, and cybernetic themes and narratives. 250-word 
>abstracts by 20 March; Pamela Gossin [psgossin at utdallas.edu]. 
>Participants must be members of the Modern Language Association of 
>America.
>
>--
>James J. Paxson
>Associate Professor of English
>Associate Editor, EXEMPLARIA: A JOURNAL OF THEORY IN MEDIEVAL AND 
>RENAISSANCE STUDIES
>Department of English
>University of Florida
>Gainesville, FL 32611-7310
>fax: 352-392-0860; voicemail: 352-392-6650 x244

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