THE
GREEN
NINETEENTH CENTUry
30th
Annual Conference
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Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
March 26-28,
2009
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NINETEENTH CENTURY STUDIES
ASSOCIATION
The Nineteenth Century Studies Association
(NCSA), formerly known as the Southeastern Nineteenth Century
Studies Association, is an interdisciplinary association for the
study of nineteenth-century world cultures. Founded in 1979 as
a forum to encourage interdisciplinary exchange, the membership
has grown to include scholars whose disciplinary focus ranges
from art, architecture, and literature to religious, scientific,
and legal writing, to social, political, and economic debate.
NINETEENTH
CENTURY STUDIES
Nineteenth Century Studies
is an interdisciplinary journal published annually by the Nineteenth
Century Studies Association. The Editor and Book Review Editor is
Professor David Hanson in the Department of English at Southeastern
Louisiana University. The Exhibitions Review Editor is Professor
Jadviga M. da Costa Nunes at Muhlenberg College.
The journal publishes studies
of interest to scholars of the nineteenth century in all humanistic
fields. Although our contributors most frequently write on American,
British, and Continental topics, we place no geographical limitations
on potential contributions. Topics include, but are not limited
to, literature, art history, history, music, and the history of
science and the social sciences.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:
ARRIS: Journal of
the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians
CFP
ARRIS
is a peer-reviewed journal publishedannually by the Southeast
Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians and is
nearing its twentieth year. ARRIS is now soliciting papers
for volume 20, to be published in October 2009. The journal
welcomes original scholarship on all aspects of the history
of architecture and landscape.
Papers should
conform to the submission guidelines at the following link.
The deadline for submissions is January 30, 2009. They will
be blind-reviewed and the authors notified in April 2009.
Further information: Stephen James, editor, at arris@uh.edu.
Submissions to the editor at this address: 122 College of
Architecture Building, University of Houston, Houston, Texas
77204-4000.
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