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Founded in 1999, the Modernist Studies Association is devoted to the study of the arts in their social, political, cultural, and intellectual contexts from the late-nineteenth century through the mid-twentieth century. The organization seeks through its annual conferences and journal, Modernism/Modernity, to develop an international and interdisciplinary forum to promote exchange among scholars in this revitalized and rapidly expanding field.
The fifth annual Modernist Studies Association Conference is the first to be held in Europe. Hosted by the University of Birmingham and the University of Sussex, it will take place in the heart of the multicultural city of Birmingham, a world-renowned conference centre and the UK's second city, where Victorian architecture mingles with exciting and innovative redevelopment. The programme will include plenaries, panels, peer seminars, prose and poetry readings, along with film screenings and book and art exhibits specifically related to the international and interdisciplinary study of modernist cultures.
Conference Coordinators:
Andrzej Gasiorek and Deborah Parsons (University of Birmingham)
Laura Marcus and Peter Nicholls (University of Sussex)
Conference Administrator:
Samantha Skinner, Department of English, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT, UK.
Call for proposals and other information can be found at the MSA web site.
Deadline for Peer Seminar Topic Proposals: Friday 31st January, 2003
Send peer seminar proposals to Samantha Skinner via email. Early submission is strongly encouraged.
Deadline for Panel Proposals: Friday 4th April, 2003
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