The Control Conference - Call for Papers Researcher and Graduate School in Humanities, Cardiff University The principal aim of the 'Control' conference is to encourage postgraduate researchers from across the humanities to consider how the concept of 'Control' may come to bear on their own subjects of research. 'Control' can be approached from at least two perspectives: on the one hand the controller, and on the other the controlled. This dual approach will allow participation by researchers from many humanities disciplines and topics, and provide a framework for interdisciplinary cross-fertilisation. Beyond this tangible 'cross-fertilisation' a second aim is to foster skills and confidence in presentation and communication. Following the success of last year's conference on 'The Body', this conference will represent a variety of humanities disciplines including Politics, History, Philosophy, Cultural Studies, Media Studies, Literary and Language Studies (including Welsh), Religious Studies, Archaeology, Music and Architectural History. Proposals for panels and papers are invited from postgraduate researchers across Wales, the UK and overseas. Current panels include:
Please note that suggestions are welcome for additional panel titles. The deadline for proposals is 5pm, Wednesday 8th April 2009. To submit a paper, please send a 200-word abstract of the paper's contribution to the conference theme stating which panel you wish to present in, along with a completed abstract submission form (attached to this email and available to down load from www.cardiff.ac.uk/gsh) to Control@cf.ac.uk Papers should not exceed 20 minutes and proposals should include contact details and a brief biographical note. The Control conference student committee will consider all abstracts received and you will be informed via e-mail approximately two weeks after the deadline as to whether or not your abstract has been accepted. For further information please go to www.cardiff.ac.uk/gsh and click on the link under 'Latest News' or contact Rebecca Green at Control@cf.ac.uk Kind regards Rebecca Green
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