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General Call For Papers — Mid-Atlantic Popular/American Culture Association
— Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD from October 27-29, 2006
This is a general call for papers for the more than 40 session topics
listed below. We welcome proposals on all aspects of American and Popular
culture. To submit a proposal, please send a 150-word abstract (include AV
needs; please note MAPACA supplies carousel projectors/screens and
VCR/monitor) and a brief CV or bio to the appropriate area chair by June
15, 2006. Panels of 3 or 4 presenters, single papers, roundtables, or
alternative formats are encouraged. Sliding scale registration fees apply.
For further information and descriptions of areas, please visit
<www.wcenter.ncc.edu/gazette>
American Studies
Anita Vickers
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Art & Architecture
Raphy Sarkissian
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Children and Childhood Studies
Vibiana Bowman
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Comics/Cartoons/Video Gaming
Gary Earl Ross
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Death in American Culture
Andrew Schopp
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Detective Fiction
Alexander Howe
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Disability Studies
Alison Smith
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Domestic Violence and Culture
Kimberly Golden
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Education & Social Change
Patrice Ross
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Environment & Culture
Betsy McCully
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Film Studies
Ralph R. Donald
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Food and Culture
Monika Bolino
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Health
Allan N. Benn
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Horror
A. Schopp and L.M. Miller
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Internet Culture
Mary Lou Nemanic
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Latino/a Studies
S. Kaebnick & E. Morales-Diaz
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Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/
Transgender Studies
Cathy Leaker
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Local Popular Culture
Nick Baxter-Moore
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Medieval Studies
Annalisa Castaldo
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Music and Culture
Kimberly Golden
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Native American Studies
Ron Denson
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Performance Studies
Louis Scheeder
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Popular Culture and Activism
Alison Smith
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Popular Literary Landscapes
Bill Mistichelli
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Popular Novels
Anne K. Kaler
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Radio and Sound Technology
Thomas Kitts
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Religion and Popular Culture
Richard Currie
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Rock and Roll Culture
Thomas Kitts
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Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Cathy Leaker
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Science, Technology & Culture
Lois Ascher
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Sexuality and Erotica
Gary Earl Ross
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Shakespeare (and Friends) in Popular Culture
Annalisa Castaldo
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Sports
Bob Trumpbour
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Technology & the Home
Rett Lorance
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Television
Scott Ash
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Travel and Tourism
Gene McQuillan
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Urban Culture
Blagovesta Momchedjikova
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Visual Culture
Tracey Bowen
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War
Andrew Schopp
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Women’s Studies and
A Rose by Any Other Name: Female Self-Fashioning and the Marketplace
S. Weinstein and E. Dill
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Working Class Studies
Mary Lou Nemanic
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Special Session: J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis: Books and Films
Bill Mistichelli
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Special Session: The Harry Potter Phenomenon
Richard Currie
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Special Session: A Storied Life: The Apocryphal Biography and Autobiography
Rett Lorance
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Special Session: Popular Visions of the War on Terror
Andrew Schopp
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Miscellaneous/Not Sure Where/Questions
Rett Lorance
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Rett Lorance, Ph.D.
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