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--Boundary (ID xZ8n8gx5F/iv9HjIi/gm8A) [**** Insert text here ****] --Boundary (ID xZ8n8gx5F/iv9HjIi/gm8A) From: [log in to unmask] (Joanne S. Norman) Subject: Re: CSSR To: [log in to unmask] Please find below the call for papers for next summer's Canadian Society for the Study of Rhetoric. The conference will be held in conjunction with the International Society for the History of Rhetoric in July at the University of Saskatchewan. ************************** First Call for Papers Canadian Society for the Study of Rhetoric Annual Conference July 21, 1997 University of Saskatchewan Please send a one page abstract for a 20 minute papers for any of the following sessions: I. Theories of Rhetoric. Papers may present the theories of any rhetorician, logician, or school o= f rhetoric or logic during any period of history. The emphasis should be on analysis, concepts, applications, limitations, and other theoretical matters. II. Rhetoric, Poetics, Critical Theory in the Ancient World and in Medieval Europe. III. Rhetoric, Poetics, Critical Theory in the Renaissance and in Mode= rn Europe, North America and the Third World. IV. Rhetoric and Social Practice: Analysing Everyday Discourses. This special session will focus on topics such as conversational analysis= , advertising, political discourses, television and other mass media, gende= r and language, politeness theory, etc. Abstracts should not show an identification of author and must be receive= d no later than Monday, December 16, 1996. Please send them to: Professor Joanne S. Norman Department of English Bishop's University Lennoxville, PQ J1M 1Z7 FAX: (819) 822-9661 Email: [log in to unmask] Premi=E8re demande de communications Soci=E9t=E9 canadienne pour l'=E9tude de la rh=E9torique Colloque annuel Juillet 21 1997 Universit=E9 de Saskatchewan Veuillez envoyer un r=E9sum=E9 d'une page d'une communication de 20 minut= es pour l'une des sessions suivantes: I Les th=E9ories de la rh=E9torique. Les communications peuvent pr=E9senter les th=E9ories de n'importe quel rh=E9toricien, logicien, ou toute =E9cole de rh=E9torique ou de logique a= u cours des si=E8cles. La pr=E9sentation devrait mettre l'accent sur l'analyse, = les concepts, leurs applications, leurs limites, ou tout autre aspect th=E9orique. II La rh=E9torique, l'art po=E9tique, la th=E9orie critique dans l'A= ntiquit=E9 et en Europe m=E9di=E9vale. III La rh=E9torique, l'art po=E9tique, la th=E9orie critique =E0 la R= enaissance et dans l'Europe, l'Am=E9rique du Nord, et le Tiers-Monde des temps moder= nes. IV Rh=E9torique et conventions sociales. L'analyse du discours de tous les jours. Cette session sp=E9ciale sera centr=E9e sur des sujets tels que l'analyse de la communication verbale, = la publicit=E9, les discours politiques, la t=E9l=E9vision et les autres gra= nds m=E9dia, le langage et le genre, la th=E9ories de la politesse, etc. Les r=E9sum=E9s ne devraient pas identifier l'auteur et doivent =EAtre re= =E7us au plus tard le lundi, 16 d=E9cembre 1996. Veuillez les envoyer =E0: Professeur Joanne S. Norman D=E9partement d'anglais Universit=E9 Bishops Lennoxville, PQ J1M 1Z7 T=E9l=E9: (819) 822-9661 Email: [log in to unmask] *************************** --Boundary (ID xZ8n8gx5F/iv9HjIi/gm8A)--