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BOLLETTINO '900 - Notizie / F, settembre 1997
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SOMMARIO:
* SIMPOSIO "WEB OF DISCOURSE. The Itertextuality of Science Studies"
5-7 Febbraio 1998 - Lubbock, Texas Tech University.
* LISTA di DISCUSSIONE PHIL-LIT: Philosophy and Literature
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WEBS OF DISCOURSE
The Intertextuality of Science Studies
The thirty-first annual Texas Tech University Comparative Literature
Symposium, "Webs of Discourse: The Intertextuality of Science
Studies," will meet on February 5-7, 1998. Plenary speakers are Donna
Haraway, Lynn Randolph, Marcos Novak, and Carl Rubino.
Is a comprehensive synthesis of science studies across the discursive
disciplines possible? What roles will the Web and other interactive
technologies play? We invite discussion of these and related issues
by scholars working in any area of cultural science studies, as well
as by rhetoricians, critical theorists, and literature scholars.
Visit our Web site at http://www.english.ttu.edu/wod/
Send 1-2 pp. abstracts by October 30, 1997, to Bruce Clarke, e-mail:
bruno@ttu.edu, or Department of English, Texas Tech University,
Lubbock, TX 79409-3091.
[Fonte: Bakhtin Centre]
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[Fonte: Italian Studies]
© Bollettino '900 - versione e-mail
Electronic Newsletter of '900 Italian Literature
NOTIZIE / F, settembre 1997. Anno III, 5.
Redazione: Vincenzo Bagnoli, Daniela Baroncini, Stefano Colangelo,
Eleonora Conti, Stefania Filippi, Anna Frabetti, Federico Pellizzi.
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