Date: Sun, 14 Dec 1997 14:45:12 -0500 (EST)
From: Amy Louise Wood <awood02@xxxxxxxxx>
To: owner-spoon-announcements@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: SPOON-ANN: CFP:Real Estate (Grad) (2/1, 3/21-22) (fwd)
*********CALL FOR PAPERS***********
GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE
REALestate
TRANSACTIONS IN CULTURE AND SPACE
March 21/22, 1998
Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia
sponsored by the Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts
REALestate asks 'What are the costs of living when space becomes place?
How does the transition from space to place affect the intersections of
the personal, social and physical?' The conference find REALestate in
commodified locations, personal and communal properties, as well as sacred
domains. It will serve as a vehicle for examining spatial issues across a
range of environments and listings, including global and local, urban and
rural, constructed and organic, the fantastic and the imagined.
Paper topics can include, but are not limited to:
Urban studies, nationalism, displacement, utopias, communities, diasporas,
regionalism, architecture, travel and tourism, hyper/virtual/cyberspaces,
media and communication, cartography, colonialism and post-colonialism,
the environment...
We also encourage film, video, music and other forms of presentation.
(Please keep in mind, however, that all presentations will have a time
limit of 20 minutes.)
Send 250 word proposals or paper abstracts by February 1, 1998 to
snailmail: Amy Wood
Graduate Student Conference
Institute of the Liberal Arts
Emory University
Atlanta, GA 30322
or email: Amy Wood at awood02@xxxxxxxxx, or
Eddie Gamarra at egamarr@xxxxxxxxx
!!!!!!PLEASE DISTRIBUTE TO OTHER LISTS!!!!!!
From: Amy Louise Wood <awood02@xxxxxxxxx>
To: owner-spoon-announcements@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: SPOON-ANN: CFP:Real Estate (Grad) (2/1, 3/21-22) (fwd)
*********CALL FOR PAPERS***********
GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE
REALestate
TRANSACTIONS IN CULTURE AND SPACE
March 21/22, 1998
Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia
sponsored by the Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts
REALestate asks 'What are the costs of living when space becomes place?
How does the transition from space to place affect the intersections of
the personal, social and physical?' The conference find REALestate in
commodified locations, personal and communal properties, as well as sacred
domains. It will serve as a vehicle for examining spatial issues across a
range of environments and listings, including global and local, urban and
rural, constructed and organic, the fantastic and the imagined.
Paper topics can include, but are not limited to:
Urban studies, nationalism, displacement, utopias, communities, diasporas,
regionalism, architecture, travel and tourism, hyper/virtual/cyberspaces,
media and communication, cartography, colonialism and post-colonialism,
the environment...
We also encourage film, video, music and other forms of presentation.
(Please keep in mind, however, that all presentations will have a time
limit of 20 minutes.)
Send 250 word proposals or paper abstracts by February 1, 1998 to
snailmail: Amy Wood
Graduate Student Conference
Institute of the Liberal Arts
Emory University
Atlanta, GA 30322
or email: Amy Wood at awood02@xxxxxxxxx, or
Eddie Gamarra at egamarr@xxxxxxxxx
!!!!!!PLEASE DISTRIBUTE TO OTHER LISTS!!!!!!