This conference aims to explore the many different forms nostalgia has taken in Central and Eastern Europe since in the last twenty years. Among the questions to be addressed are: What are the distinctive forms of nostalgia in the region? Where does this nostalgia come from? What purpose(s) does it serve? What, if any, is its political agenda? Is nostalgia primarily a yearning for or a rejection of something? Whose nostalgia is it anyway? What is the relationship between nostalgia and kitsch? And how seriously does this nostalgia take itself? Papers are invited from scholars working in a broad range of disciplines, including Slavonic and East European Studies, politics, economics, anthropology, law, business studies, linguistics, history and comparative literature.
The Call for Papers can be downloaded at:
https://afrabricuru.u-paris10.fr/?p=200
Proposals, in the form of a 250-word abstract and a short cv, should be sent BY 31 JANUARY 2014 AT THE LATEST, to BOTH organisers, at:
groberts@u-paris10.fr and anna.akimova@yahoo.fr Abstracts may be in any of the three official language of the conference, English, French or Russian.
Graham Roberts
Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense
200 ave. de la République
92001 Nanterre cedex
Email: groberts@u-paris10.fr
Visit the website at http://https://afrabricuru.u-paris10.fr/?p=200
The Call for Papers can be downloaded at:
https://afrabricuru.u-paris10.fr/?p=200
Proposals, in the form of a 250-word abstract and a short cv, should be sent BY 31 JANUARY 2014 AT THE LATEST, to BOTH organisers, at:
groberts@u-paris10.fr and anna.akimova@yahoo.fr Abstracts may be in any of the three official language of the conference, English, French or Russian.
Graham Roberts
Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense
200 ave. de la République
92001 Nanterre cedex
Email: groberts@u-paris10.fr
Visit the website at http://https://afrabricuru.u-paris10.fr/?p=200
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