The 3rd. Annual Arlington Humanities Colloquium A Graduate Student Conference Devoted to Theory and Practice in the Humanities The University of Texas at Arlington, Preston Hall Saturday, April 12th, 1997
.. LIST OF ACCEPTED PANELS .. Times .. Panels .. Titles .. Presenters .. Email Addresses KEYNOTE: Timothy Luke email: TWLUKE@vtvm1.cc.vt.edu homepage: http://ccserver.phil.vt.edu/www/PolySci/Web/profs/tluke.html Timothy Luke is professor of Political Science at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. His numerous books focus on social theory (Social Theory and Modernity), cultural criticism (Screens of Power: Ideology, Domination, and Resistance in Informational Society), international politics (Ecocritique: Contesting Politics of Nature, Economy, and Culture), and more recently, museum aesthetics and politics (Shows of Force: Power, Politics, and Ideology in Art Exhibitions - and the upcoming Power Play: Cultural Studies as Critique). Luke will discuss artistic and non-artistic museums in terms of Aesthetics and their subsequent relations to politics of history, nature, science, technology, and commodification in his AHC presentation entitled "Museum Pieces: The Politics of Aesthetics and Knowledge at the Museum."
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Questions? Email: AHC@utarlg.uta.edu

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General Information (last updated Feb. 23, '97) Scholarly papers, organized panels, and multi-media presentations (see virtual sessions) are invited for submission to the 3rd annual Arlington Humanities Coloquium. Presentations should be no longer than 15-20 minutes. AHC Steering Committee: Beth Brunk, President of the Gorgias Society Byron Hawk, President of the Graduate Humanities Student Organization Debbi Reese Charles Heinemann Nannette Brennar Collin Brooke David Rieder Sherrin Roberts Sponsored by: The Gorgias Society, The Graduate Humanties Student Organization, & Sigma Tau Delta Possible Topics (not limited to): ... Rhetoric ... Composition ... Critical Theory ... Literary Theory ... Semiotics ... Philosophy ... Pedagogy ... Technology ... Psychoanalytic Theory ... Linguistics ... Sociology ... Social Theory ... Art History ... Queer Theory ... Literary Studies ... Ethnography ... Media Studies ... Women's Studies ... History ... Historiography ... Cultural Studies ... Political Science ... Music ... Film ... Creative Writing ... Gender Studies ... Anthropology ... Classics... Are you interested in presenting virtually? This year, the AHC is looking for web-based submissions which emphasize topics in the Humanities. Ideally, submissions should blur the distinction between traditional scholarly research and the new web-based media. If interested, please submit a URL for review. Accepted sites will be linked from the AHC website and given a subject-line on a HyperNews article. Then, calls to repond will be posted on CFP and other pertinent lists and groups. Finally, on April 12th, 1997, a series of workshops will be hosted on Lingua MOO to enable discussions between authors and interested parties. Please contact David Rieder at daveR@uta.edu with questions and URL submissions. Lingua MOO: lingua.utdallas.edu 8888 Lingua MOO Homepage: http://lingua.utdallas.edu:7000/ Where to mail an abstract - Mail Submissions to: University of Texas at Arlington Attn: AHC (Graduate Conference) Campus Box # 19035 Arlington, TX 76019-0035 Email Submissions to: AHC@utarlg.uta.edu Tel: (817) 272-2692 Fax: (817) 272-2710

last updated: 23 Feb. 97