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From: "Teresa Malafaia" <tvmalafaia-AT-mail.telepac.pt>
Subject:  Internacional Conference on Language, Communication and Culture 
Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2002 09:00:29 +0100


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International Conference on Language, Communication and Culture

=C9vora, Portugal, Nov. 27-30, 2002



Session announcement and Call for Papers



Theme: Private Virtues, Public Benefits? Boundaries of Gender and the Definition of Citizenship



Adelaide Serras



The formation and development of a male and female status has framed distinct notions of citizenship according to the specific roles society considers adequate and useful in terms of the collective well-being. The boundaries of gender as part and parcel of Raymond Williams's concept of structure of feeling also question the rise of a public opinion.

Thus, within the conference general theme, we would like to explore in this session the means and purposes of transmission of those stereotypes in relation to the social, political and economic context of each epoch.



Deadline for 250-word abstracts ( 20 minutes papers): June 30, 2002



Proposals should be sent to:

Adelaide Serras : aserras-AT-mail.telepac.pt)

Department of English

Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa

Alameda da Universidade

1600-214 Lisboa

Portugal

Phone: 351 21 7920000

Fax: 351 21 7960063


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International Conference on Language, Communication and Culture

=C9vora, Portugal, Nov. 27-30, 2002

 

Session announcement and Call for Papers

 

Theme: Private Virtues, Public Benefits? Boundaries of Gender and the Definition of Citizenship

 

Adelaide Serras

 

The formation and development of a male and female status has framed distinct notions of citizenship according to the specific roles society considers adequate and useful in terms of the collective well-being. The boundaries of gender as part and parcel of Raymond Williams=92s concept of structure of feeling also question the rise of a public opinion.

Thus, within the conference general theme, we would like to explore in this session the means and purposes of transmission of those stereotypes in relation to the social, political and economic context of each epoch.

 

Deadline for 250-word abstracts ( 20 minutes papers): June 30, 2002

 

Proposals should be sent to:

Adelaide Serras : aserras-AT-mail.telepac.pt)

Department of English

Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa

Alameda da Universidade

1600-214 Lisboa

Portugal

Phone: 351 21 7920000

Fax: 351 21 7960063

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