The document announces an international conference on "Challenges in Inclusiveness of the Fourth World" to be held on December 17-18, 2015 at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University in Jammu and Kashmir, India. The conference will discuss issues relating to culture, arts, and socio-political movements of indigenous groups. Abstracts are due by October 15th and full papers by November 25th. Registration fees are Rs. 1500 for local participants and Rs. 3000 for outstation participants, which includes accommodation. Important deadlines and registration instructions are provided.
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Applicants are encouraged to submit proposals for individual papers and preorganized panels. Individual paper abstracts and panel proposals are due Monday January 12, 2015. Individual paper abstracts must be 250 words and submitted as a Microsoft Word or PDF file. Non-standard fonts should be embedded in the PDF format. In the body of the email, please include author’s
name, paper title, school and department affiliation, phone number, and email address. A panel organizer must submit an anonymous panel proposal that must include the description of the panel and an abstract for each paper on it. In the body of the email please indicate a panel title and each paper title, each presenter’s name, school and department affiliation, phone number and email
address. Individual paper abstracts and panel proposals must be emailed to uamena@gmail.com
Notifications of acceptance will be sent out within three weeks of the abstract submission deadline. For further information, please visit http:// menas.arizona.edu/mena-conference or submit your inquiries to
uamena@gmail.com
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Applicants are encouraged to submit proposals for individual papers and preorganized panels. Individual paper abstracts and panel proposals are due Monday January 12, 2015. Individual paper abstracts must be 250 words and submitted as a Microsoft Word or PDF file. Non-standard fonts should be embedded in the PDF format. In the body of the email, please include author’s
name, paper title, school and department affiliation, phone number, and email address. A panel organizer must submit an anonymous panel proposal that must include the description of the panel and an abstract for each paper on it. In the body of the email please indicate a panel title and each paper title, each presenter’s name, school and department affiliation, phone number and email
address. Individual paper abstracts and panel proposals must be emailed to uamena@gmail.com
Notifications of acceptance will be sent out within three weeks of the abstract submission deadline. For further information, please visit http:// menas.arizona.edu/mena-conference or submit your inquiries to
uamena@gmail.com
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2nd International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (ICSSH)Global R & D Services
Conference Name: 2nd International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (ICSSH), 23-25 May 2016, Kuala Lumpur
Conference Dates: May 23-25, 2016
Conference Venue: Rumah Kelab PAUM Clubhouse (Persatuan Alumni Universiti Malaya), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Deadline for Abstract/Paper Submissions: May 20, 2016
Contact E-Mail ID: info@wasrti.org
Conference Convener: Dr Vivian L
Languages: English, Chinese, Arabic, Thai, Persian
HST 369—Fall 2015 Immigration to the United States since 1.docxadampcarr67227
HST 369—Fall 2015
Immigration to the United States since 1880
4 credits
David Peterson del Mar, [email protected]
Note: This course is part of the OSU Baccalaureate Core as it fulfills the
requirement for Difference, Power, and Discrimination. It is also a WIC
(Writing Intensive Course) that satisfies the WIC requirement for Liberal
Studies (but not History) majors.
The readings and written assignments for HST 369, a fully online course, will
consume about 120 hours per term for 4 credits.
Technical Requirements, Communication
This is a fully online course, so reliable access to the internet is
essential to succeeding in the course. This is a demanding course that
requires upper-division standing or the completion of HST 201, 202, and
203. Passing the course will require a great deal of reading, writing, and
analysis and submitting, at the end of each week, a variety of written
assignments. The four-credit course is designed to consume about twelve
hours of work per week.
Since the course is fully online, you will require regular access to a
computer with an Internet connection (preferably high speed, since the
course contains some multi-media). You should also be comfortable with:
navigating on the Internet; using e-mail; uploading and downloading
Microsoft Word documents.
I ordinarily respond to e-mails within 12 hours and assigned work
within 24 hours.
Catalogue Description:
The history of immigrants to the U.S. after 1880. This course focuses on the
experience of immigrants and their children in the U.S. and on the history of
U.S. immigration policy. It includes several types of writing assignments:
non-graded, drafts and revisions, and a research paper using outside
primary and secondary sources and scholarly notations specific to the
discipline of history. HST 369 satisfies WIC requirements for Liberal Studies
majors but not History majors. (Baccalaureate Core Course) (Writing
Intensive Source) It is taught only via E-campus.
mailto:[email protected]
Required Texts:
Roger Daniels, Guarding the Golden Door: American Immigration Policy and
Immigrants since 1882, Hill and Wang, 2004.
Miriam Cohen, Workshop to Office: Two Generations of Italian American
Women in New York City, 1900-1950, Cornell University Press, 1993.
Ruben Martinez, Crossing Over: A Mexican Family on the Migrant Trail,
Picador, 2001.
William Kelleher Storey, Writing History: A Guide for Students, Oxford
University Press, 5th edition.
You will also be required to read an autobiography written by an immigrant
(or the child of an immigrant) to the United States since the 1870s and at
least five articles. You must do your own research to locate the
autobiography and one of the articles.
About the Books
Guarding the Golden Door focuses on immigration policy in the United States
since the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. Roger Daniels is one of the most
prominent histori.
In this course, we will explore time in the African experience and how this affects how we divide up Africa’s history.
You will get an overview of traditional ways of marking time in African cultures, how early historians writing in Arabic and later historians writing in English divided up Africa’s past, and the effect that colonisation has had on how we divide up and tell African history.
By the end of this course, participants will have an understanding of:
o The key features of African conceptions of time.
o How time and periods of time have been marked in African history in both Arabic-language and English-language texts.
o The impact of colonisation on the periodisation of African history.
11th International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (ICSSH)Global R & D Services
Conference Name: 11th International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (ICSSH), 19-20 Sept, 2016, London
Conference Dates: 19-20 Sept, 2016
Conference Venue: Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus | London SW7 2AZ
Deadline for Abstract/Paper Submissions: Sept 16, 2016
Contact E-Mail ID: info@gahssr.org
Conference Convener: Dr. Dorothy C
Languages: English, Chinese, Arabic, Thai, Persian
http://gahssr.org/11th-international-conference-on-social-science-and-humanities-icssh-19-20-sept-2016-london-about-18
1. Event
Title:
International Conference on “Challenges in Inclusiveness of the Fourth World”
When:
17.12.2015 - 18.12.2015
Category:
Conferences & Symposia
Description
2. Theme of the Conference
The Fourth World as a universal identity claims the legacy of indigenous world view questioning
the traditional Eurocentric modes of criticism which often underplayed them. As an alternative
literary and cultural discourse subverting the First, Second and Third World’s pedagogic aspects
of knowledge, the pedagogical and discursive practices initiated by George Manuel, Adam
Shoemaker, Jyothi Rao Phule, B.R. Ambedkar and others, provided distinctive perspectives on
the dichotomy between Eurocentric and aboriginal thought. The extraordinary diversity of the
subjective positions of Natives, Tribals and Dalits creates interesting and debatable confluence of
narratives in the Indian context.
In order to develop a broader discourse on the Fourth World as a space of multiple
configurations, the conference proposes to engage with issues relating to diverse aspects of
culture, arts, and socio-political movements. These will include discussions on the evolution of
Fourth World through pre-colonial and colonial times, as also post-colonial and neo-colonial
phases, configurations of tradition and ethnicity, religious and secular movements and
movements of resistance and affirmation. Focusing on literary and cultural texts produced by
nationalist and reformist movements, tribal, dalit and women’s interventions, to identify some of
them, efforts will be made to trace the points of intersection between society and culture during
the phases of their development. In addition, issues relating to ideological constructions and
philosophical debates, growth of knowledge systems, as well as conditions contributing to the
writing of personal narratives, literary texts, treatises, and such other subjects of contemporary
relevance will be undertaken for closer examination. Keeping close to the areas mentioned
above, Abstracts may be developed for submission on the following sub-themes:
• Dynamics of Social Exclusion – Issues, Trends and Prospects
• Social/Political/ Economic Challenges in Inclusiveness
• Administrative/ Geographical/ Psychological Challenges
• Ethnocentrism in Literature
• Art, Literature and Film as Modes of Expression and Resistance
• Dalit, Tribal and Nomadic Literature
• Autobiographies as Lawyers of Identity and Resistance
• Subaltern/ Minority Discourse
• Issues and Challenges in Translating Minority and Subaltern Text
Call for Papers and Guidelines
Aspiring participants are requested to send their abstracts latest by 15th Oct 2015.
All abstracts will be peer-reviewed.
3. Abstracts sent after the deadline will not be accepted.
The word limit for the abstract is 250 and for full paper 3000 words. Do not send full papers.
Once acceptance letters are sent full papers (approx 3,000 words) will be invited only.
Abstracts may be sent on the email smvduconferencesoll[at]gmail[dot]com. All other
correspondence/ queries relating to the seminar may be addressed to the above mentioned
email id only.
Registration Fee
Registration Fee for Local Participants ( includes kit, tea and lunch during conference days) :
Rs. 1500
Registration Fee for Outstation Participants ( includes kit, stay in University guest house /
hotel in Katra on sharing basis from evening of 16-12-15 to the evening of 18-12-15, tea and
lunch, dinner) : Rs. 3000
Mode of Payment
The payment towards registration may be sent through a demand draft of any Nationalized Bank
drawn in favor of the Registrar, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, payable at Jammu,
J&K on the following address:
Dr. Anurag Kumar Assistant Professor School of Languages and Literature Faculty of
Humanities and Social Sciences Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University Kakryal, Katra – 182 320
J&K
No online transaction please.
Cheques/ credit cards will not be accepted
IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Abstract Submission : 15th October, 2015
Abstract Acceptance : 25th October, 2015
Registration fee : 10th November, 2015
Accommodation Request deadline : 20th November, 2015
Full paper Submission : 25th November, 2015
Important Instructions
Boarding will be provided only for registered outstation delegates on prior intimation latest by
20th November 2015. No requests for the stay of spouse. Couples may pay local registration fee
and stay at Katra which is only 15 Kms. from the campus.
4. Breakfast and dinner will be served in the guesthouse where the participants will be lodged and
working lunch and tea between sessions will be provided by the organizers at the conference
venue.
(Vandhana Sharma)
Conference Coordinator
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