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Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 15:38:09 -0800
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Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 10:42 AM
Subject: art science call for papers

As part of the New York Science Art Festival
http://www.scienceartfestival.com
Dactyl Foundation is hosting the


20th Annual Conference
Society for Literature, Science and the Arts

EVOLUTION:
BIOLOGICAL, CULTURAL, AND COSMIC
New York, NY, November 9-12, 2006

Plenary Speaker: Lynn Margulis
Keynote Panel: Dorion Sagan and Eric Schneider
Special Presentation: Neil deGrasse Tyson

Call for Papers / Presentations
We are particularly interested in proposals related to the conference themes: evolutionary ideas in and among the natural and social sciences, technology, media, literature, art, the humanities, cultural studies, and critical theory. Proposals on other topics in literature, science, and art are also welcome. We encourage innovative proposals for papers, panels, round-table discussions, and any non-traditional formats. Panels are usually composed of 3-4 speakers. All sessions are 90 minutes long and should provide up to 30 minutes discussion. Proposals involving speakers and/or respondents that transcend disciplinary boundaries are particularly welcome. Deadline for submissions is April 15, 2006.

NEW OPEN-FORUM SUBMISSION PROCEDURE
(If you do not wish to submit your abstract to the open forum, please write to nyc.slsa2006@gmail.com)
We are trying something different with the submission process this year. Participants are urged to submit their paper/panel abstracts to the SLSA listserve, and all listserve subscribers are invited to respond to the abstracts with comments and questions. Individual submitters are encouraged to use the listserve to self-organize into coherent panels. If you do form connections and would like to be placed together in a panel, please let the program chair know by the submission deadline. We hope that this new procedure will stimulate dialogue among participants before the conference begins so that the overall experience of SLSA 2006 will be richer and more useful for everyone involved.

For individual papers as well as for panel and other proposals, please submit abstracts of no more than 200 words per speaker, in plain text (no attachments) pasted into an e-mail message to LITSCI-L@duke.edu with "SUB 06" followed by the title of the panel or talk in the subject line. In addition, please offer up to 5 keywords to classify the paper or session: e.g. "science fiction, technology, biology, theory, visual art, ecocriticism, Whitehead, Renaissance, media, cinema, Gaia, rhetoric, poetics, semiotics," and etc.. For each speaker, provide an e-mail address and each speaker's institutional affiliation, academic department, or professional status (e.g. Independent Scholar) or profession (e.g. Technologist, Novelist) whichever is applicable. The appearance of your submission on the listserve will be the acknowledgement of its receipt by the program committee.

PLEASE NOTE: You must be subscribed to the SLSA listserve before you submit your abstract. To subscribe to the list, send the following command in the body of an e-mail message to majordomo@duke.edu:

subscribe LITSCI-L

To subscribe to the digest format, send the following command in the body of an e-mail message to majordomo@duke.edu:

subscribe LITSCI-L-DIGEST

For technical assistance, or if you do not wish to submit your abstract to the open forum, please write to nyc.slsa2006@gmail.com

More info http://www.dactyl.org/SLSA.htm


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