LINGUIST List 6.1238

Tue Sep 12 1995

Calls: 8TH Annual Conference On Literature and Linguistics

Editor for this issue: Ljuba Veselinova <lveselinemunix.emich.edu>

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1. Lynn Alan Eubank, call for papers

 CALL for PAPERS
 8TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON LITERATURE AND LINGUISTICS
 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS

 February 2-3, 1996
 Radisson Hotel and Conference Center, Denton, Texas

 Keynote Speakers:
 Emily Toth, Louisiana State University
 Haj Ross, University of North Texas

Sponsored by the University of North Texas Department of English and the GSEA

Abstracts dealing with any aspect of linguistics or literature are solicited,
including:

Literary Analysis Linguistic Analysis Technical Writing Film Studies
Critical Theory Theoretical Linguistics Composition Theory Women's Studies
Creative Writing 1st/2nd Lang Acquisition Comp/ESL Pedagogy Minority Lit.

Creative submissions of poetry, fiction or essays are also welcome, as are
complete symposium proposals. Instructions for paper abstracts, symposium
proposals, and creative submissions--including deadlines for
submission--are below. Submissions from graduate students are particularly
encouraged. E-mailed or FAXed proposals are accepted.


 Conference on Language and Literature
 Department of English
 PO Box 13827
 University of North Texas
 Denton, TX 76203

 GSEATWLAB.UNT.EDU
 Fax: 817/565-4355

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Instructions for PAPER ABSTRACTS:

Abstracts for papers should be no longer than two pages and should exclude name
and affiliation. On a separate page, please send the following information:

Name Affiliation
Paper title Postal address
E-mail address Phone number
FAX Audiovisual needs
Status (graduate student, faculty)

DEADLINE for RECEIPT of paper abstracts: October 31, 1995

Abstracts for papers will be reviewed anonymously by selected faculty
members. Notification of acceptance will follow no later than December 1,
1995. Persons with papers accepted for presentation will be asked to
provide a short abstract (300 word maximum) for the conference handbook by
January 10, 1996.

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Instructions for SYMPOSIUM PROPOSALS:

Symposium proposals must include

 (a) an overall abstract (2 page maximum) outlining the nature of the
 symposium as a whole;
 (b) a short abstract for the overall symposium (300 word maximum) to place
 in the conference program
 (c) a short abstract (300 word maximum) from each presenter.

As above, these abstracts should be submitted anonymously. On a separate
page, please send the following information:

Symposium title Symposium paper title
Name of organizer(s) Name of paper presenter
Affiliation of organizer(s) Affiliation of presenter
Postal address of organizer(s) Postal address of presenter
Phone number of organizer(s) Phone number of presenter
E-mail address of organizer(s) E-mail address of presenter
FAX number of organizers FAX number of presenter
 Audiovisual needs

DEADLINE for RECEIPT of Symposium Proposals: November 31, 1995

Symposium proposals will also be reviewed anonymously by selected faculty
members. Notification of acceptance of the symposium will be made only to
the symposium organizer(s) and will follow no later than December 10,
1995.

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Instructions for CREATIVE SUBMISSIONS:

Creative submissions of poetry, fiction or essays are also solicited.
Those wishing to present must submit the complete text of the work, though
without name. On a separate page, please send the following information:

Name Affiliation
Title of work Postal address
E-mail address Phone number
FAX Audiovisual needs
Status (graduate student, faculty, etc.)

DEADLINE for RECEIPT of creative works: October 31, 1995

Creative submissions will also be reviewed anonymously by selected faculty
members. Notification of acceptance will follow no later than December 1,
1995.