[Englecturers] FYI: Conference call for papers--from one of our Ph. D.'s

[Steven Axelrod]

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Subject: Conference call for papers--please forward



Announcing the 23rd Annual Symposium on 

African American Culture & Philosophy

Held in conjunction with the 

Annual Meeting of the Alain L. Locke Society

Harlem Renaissance: Aesthetics, Values, and Identity

 Keynote Speaker: Dr. Arnold Rampersad

Stewart Center . Purdue University . West Lafayette, Indiana 47906

November 1-3, 2007

 

We are seeking individual papers and panel submissions on topics related to
the Harlem Renaissance.  We particularly welcome complete panel submissions
with discussants.  We also encourage alternative formats such as
roundtables, performances, and "author meets critics" discussions of new
scholarship in Harlem Renaissance Studies.  Possible topics include, but are
not limited to the following:

 

*     Anthologizing the Harlem Renaissance

*     Sites and Sounds of Harlem

*     Intersections between the Harlem Renaissance and the Chicago
Renaissance

*     The Role of Community Institutions during the Harlem Renaissance

*     The Politics of Identity vs the Politics of Class

*     Gender/Sexualities and the Harlem Renaissance

*     Questions of Patronage and Ownership of the Cultural Voice

*     The Aftermath/legacy of the Harlem Renaissance

 

In addition to papers on various aspects of the Harlem Renaissance, we seek
papers and panels focused on Alain Locke.  Possible topics include, but are
not limited to the following:

 

*     Value Theory

*     Reconciliation, Respect, and Tolerance

*     Reciprocity and Cosmopolitanism

*      Aesthetics: Literature, Art, and Sculpture

 

Individual abstracts should be 250 words or less and panel abstracts should
be 750 words or less.  Abstracts should be submitted by Tuesday, May 1st,
2006.  Please include institutional and e-mail addresses for all
participants.

 

Send Harlem Renaissance Submissions to:     Send Alain L. Locke Society
Submissions to:

AASRC 23rd Annual Symposium                         Arnold Farr

Beering Hall, Room 6182                                     St. Joseph's
University

100 North University Street                                  Department of
Philosophy . 5600 City Avenue 

West Lafayette, IN 47907                                    Philadelphia, PA
19131

aasrc at purdue.edu
<mailto:farr at mailhost.sju.edu> farr at mailhost.sju.edu

(If sending by electronic mail, please use               (If sending by
electronic mail, please use
Symposium Abstract" as the subject line)              "Locke Abstract" as
the subject line)

 

For additional information about the Center           For additional
information about the Alain  

visit our website at:                                              Leroy
Locke Society visit our website at: 

http://www.cla.purdue.edu/a
<http://www.cla.purdue.edu/academic/idis/african-american/>
cademic/idis/african-american/       <http://www.alainlocke.com/>
http://www.alainlocke.com/

 

 

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