CFP: Screen Studies Conference 2007
Screen Studies Conference 2007
organised by Screen journal
University of Glasgow, Scotland
6 - 8 July 2007
CALL FOR PAPERS
The 17th international Screen Studies Conference will be programmed
by Screen editors Jackie Stacey and Sarah Street.
Please note that proposals may be on any topic in screen studies. The focus of the plenaries, however, and a key strand within the conference this year, will be
Queer Screens
This may be taken to include debates about queering film theory, about screening queerness, and the queerness of the screen. Proposals for this strand are welcome on contemporary and historical work, film, video and television, independent work and popular representations
and, in particular, work from non-western contexts.
Please send us your 200-word proposal to arrive no later than 31 January 2007. Joint submissions of up to four speakers forming a panel are also welcome. Proposals and enquiries should be sent to Caroline Beven by e-mail: screen@arts.gla.ac.uk. Please mark subject box 'Conference 2007'
organised by Screen journal
University of Glasgow, Scotland
6 - 8 July 2007
CALL FOR PAPERS
The 17th international Screen Studies Conference will be programmed
by Screen editors Jackie Stacey and Sarah Street.
Please note that proposals may be on any topic in screen studies. The focus of the plenaries, however, and a key strand within the conference this year, will be
Queer Screens
This may be taken to include debates about queering film theory, about screening queerness, and the queerness of the screen. Proposals for this strand are welcome on contemporary and historical work, film, video and television, independent work and popular representations
and, in particular, work from non-western contexts.
Please send us your 200-word proposal to arrive no later than 31 January 2007. Joint submissions of up to four speakers forming a panel are also welcome. Proposals and enquiries should be sent to Caroline Beven by e-mail: screen@arts.gla.ac.uk. Please mark subject box 'Conference 2007'
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