We
welcome proposals for papers and panels on the conference
theme, including...
Ethics And Economics
Of Criminality
Friends & Enemies
Social Construction
Of Licit And Illicit Desire
Violence &
Sentimentalism
Deformed Bodies/Beautiful
Minds
Slave Trade
& Religious Ideology
Monasteries, Convents & The Gothic
Revolutionary
Saints & Sinners
Spectacles Of
Pleasure & Pain
Virtue, Vice
& The Colonized Subject
Pleasures Of
Satire & Caricature
Consumerism
& Empire
Eighteenth-Century
Fiction On Film: Thematics and Narrative Techniques
All
other topics related to the long eighteenth century are
also welcome.
SEASECS
is a multi-disciplinary
group whose interests embrace such fields as economics,
history, politics, science, art and architecture, literature,
music, philosophy, and religion.
Proposals
for panels or papers
to Zeynep Tenger and Paul Trolander, English Department,
Berry College, Mount Berry, GA 30149.
Deadline:
October 15, 2002.
Email:
ztenger@berry.edu or ptrolander@berry.edu ; tel: (770) 233-4074;
fax: (706) 368 6951.
Call
for Graduate Student Papers:
SEASECS will offer two prizes of $300 each for the best
essay by a graduate student presented at the Columbia, SC.
meeting. If you are a graduate student, please send three
copies of your essay and proof of graduate student status
(such as a photo copy of your student id) to:
Elaine Breslaw
History Department
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN 37996
Deadline: February 1. The prizes will be presented at
the conference luncheon on Saturday.
