[Antiquitas] Call for papers: naiskuvia ja sukupuolen rakentamista

Katariina Mustakallio Katariina.Mustakallio at uta.fi
Tue Sep 18 11:23:04 EEST 2007


CALL FOR PAPERS

Images of Women and Reconstruction of Gender in Classical, Premodern and
Early Modern Literary and Historical Imagination  ?Session

Language and the Scientific Imagination
http://issei2008.haifa.ac.il/

July 28 ? August 8, 2008
University of Helsinki, Finland

Abstract deadline: 15.2.2008
E-mail: Liisa.Savunen at Helsinki.fi
Katariina.Mustakallio at uta.fi


The relationship between sexes is experienced in different ways in  
different cultures. It is, however, obvious that people re-create  
their self-images and identities according to their gender. This  
session aims at bringing together scholars to discuss the continuities  
and changes in experiencing and constructing gender relationships in  
literary and historical imagination. We warmly welcome participants  
(20 minutes) with a comparative and/or interdisciplinary perspective.


We invite submissions on the following topics:

Images of women from classical to early modern imagination
Gender and gender order in historical literature
Being an Ideal man/woman in literature
Transgender ideals in classical/medieval/early modern literature

Please submit your proposal (max. 200 words) as an email attachment  
with your name, academic affiliation, mailing and email address to  
Liisa.Savunen at Helsinki.fi or
Katariina.Mustakallio at uta.fi


The deadline for abstracts is 15.2.2008.


Liisa Savunen, PhD. has been exploring women in Ancient Pompeii and  
women in the modern Finland. She is a Secretary General at the Finnish  
Council of the University Rectors and docent of women?s history at the  
University of Tampere. Katariina Mustakallio, PhD is University  
Lecturer at the History Department in the University of Tampere. Her  
main interest areas are Roman historiography, memory and gender. She  
has led several research projects in these subjects. Her latest  
articles concentrate on human life cycle and its transitional periods.

-- 
Katariina Mustakallio, yliopistonlehtori, Lecturer,
Historiatieteen laitos - Department of History
Tampereen yliopisto - 33014 University of Tampere, Finland


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