We are no longer accepting proposals for consideration. All those who have submitted proposals will be contacted before 1 June 2001, and we will be posting the conference program here at that time. We are very excited by the proposals we have received, representing perspectives from a variety of fields and people from all over the world. As the format of the conference will encourage discussion and not presentation, papers will be posted beforehand for participants and respondents to read. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact James Hester or David Hester-Amador .
Essays explore a wide range of the ways in which power and sex shape subjectivity and subjugation.
Genres include photo essays, poetry, artist manifesto, and research essays. Queen is the electronic publishing arm of the Centre for Rhetorics and Hermeneutics. It is designed to become the leading electronic journal for the exchange of ideas from among a broad array of approaches, disciplines, ideologies and communicative media about topics and issues that have an impact upon audiences from both inside and outside of academia. In short, Queen seeks to be relevant, accessible and interesting. We especially wish to explore the impact of the materiality of communication upon reception and interpretation .