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From: L.J.Connell-AT-sussex.ac.uk (Liam Connell)
Date: Thu, 21 Nov 1996 11:33:39 GMT
Subject: Call for Papers (fwd)



		NEW DIRECTIONS: POSTCOLONIALISM, HISTORIES
				AND IDENTITIES

	A Two Day Multidisciplinary Conference 22-23 September 1997

Departments of English and American Studies and Culture and Community 
Studies, University 
of Sussex.

			_CALL FOR PAPERS_

This major conference seeks to examine the possible futures for 
post-colonial theories and 
practices.  What directions are possible with the field?  Wher are we 
now with respect to 
contemporary configurations of hybridity, cultural difference and 
diasporic identity 
foramtions?  How do the concepts of nationhood, globalization and 
neocolonialism transform 
ideas of cultural identity?  How important is the historical legacy of 
imperialism and 
colonialism to our understanding of post-coloniality?  How do issues 
of race, class and 
gender inflect the future of post-colonialism as an area of study?

The conference will bring together both established academics and 
post-graduates at an 
international level, as well as those involved in cultural production; 
film-makers, artists and 
writers to discuss issues central to their work.  The organizers 
welcome proposals for papers 
>from any discipline within the humanities on the following themes and 
related areas.

		History and the Post-colonial
		Colonialism, Race and Sexuality
		Marxism and Post-colonialism
		Comparitive Colonialisms
		The Politics of Migration and Diaspora
		18C and 19C Anti-Colonialism
		Space, Location and Travel
		Visual Cultures
		Neocolonialism and Globalization

A *200 word abstract* should be sent by *31 March 1997* to: Carole 
Sweeney, Department of 
English and American Studies or Anita Rupprecht, Department of 
Community and  Culture 
Studies, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 9QN, 
United Kingdom. 
Fax No. (01273) 678644.  Proposers will be notified in late April 
1997. *Requests for further 
information should be sent to the above address or via e-mail, 
A.J.Rupprecht-AT-sussex.ac.uk, 
or C.Sweeney-AT-sussex.ac.uk.






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