Publié le par Eloïse Lièvre (Source : C18-L)
GENDER AND HISTORICAL WRITING
Eleventh Annual Central New York Conference on Language and Literature
SUNY Cortland
October 28-30, 2001
Submissions invited for a panel devoted to intersections of gender and historical writing from the Enlightenment to the present. Potential topics might include: the historical novel; women historians; the history of women's
history; gender and historical genres; gendered definitions of "the historical"; amateurism and professionalism; children's history; the "everyday"; theoretical debates about gender and history, both past and
present; history and romance.
500-word abstracts.