This conference will provide an interdisciplinary venue where historians, anthropologists, ethicists of science and technology, political scientists, literary geographers, sociologists, and many others, can exchange their diverse understandings of and approaches to hybridity. The conference will stimulate epistemological and methodological discussions, while identifying the future directions in this evolving field. Consequently, we welcome proposals for papers from scholars working across a range of fields (including literature, history, politics, cultural studies, etc.).

Established scholars and graduate students are encouraged to submit proposals for individual papers (250 words & one page CV), full panels/round table discussions (500 words & one-page CVs of all participants). Paper abstracts are due 31 July 2010 to hybridity@chass.utoronto.ca