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Dear NAGPSters:

The following is a call for papers for a graduate student
conference.  Please post this to any e-mail networks to which you
have access, and, if you can, please make available to the editor
of your graduate student newsletter or your graduate school
publication.

Thank you for helping us to support this type of endeavor!

Kevin Boyer
NAGPS Executive Assistant
NAGPS National Office

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                         Call for Papers

                      "UNDRAWING THE LINE"
 The Third Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference

                        LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
                     Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
                      FEBRUARy 12-13, 1993

           Deadline for Proposals:  November 10, 1992

Lehigh University's departments of English and History invite
graduate students from the Humanities, the Arts, and the Sciences
to a graduate student conference designed to challenge the
boundaries between the disciplines, to examine questions of
cultural, historical, literary and artistic values and limitations,
and to "undraw" the lines which both separate and connect us.

Usually, a call for papers includes a general topic list, b ut to
include such a list for an interdisciplinary conference would be
to impose our own boundaries, our own limitations.  Instead, we
solicit proposals from a range of disciplines, including--but not
limited to--Architecture, Art, Business, Composition, Drama,
English, Film, History, Music, and Science.  The polemical, the
experimental, the visionary, and the consciously collaborative are
welcome and encouraged.

Please send inquiries and/or one-page proposals by November 10,
1992, to:

Graduate Student Interdisciplinary Conference
Martha Marinara/Dorothy Posh
Department of English
Drown Hall
35 Sayre Drive
Lehigh University
Bethlehem, PA  18015

Questions may also be directed to Craig Dedrick, Gail Treible, or
Michael Kennedy, (215) 758-3360, or to Martha Marinara or Dorothy
Posh, (215) 758-3310



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