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litsci-l-digest Saturday, February 11 2006 Volume 01 : Number
138
In this issue:
Kritikos V.3, February 2006
2006 Conference: Panel Idea?
Science and Theatre Panel
Re: 2006 Conference: Panel Idea?
Association for Integrative Studies CFP deadline March 30, 2006
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Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 09:57:22 -0500
From: "Nicholas Ruiz"
Subject: Kritikos V.3, February 2006
Kritikos V.3, February 2006
Looking to the Left: Politics in the Art of Barbara Kruger and Jenny
Holzer...(j.drozdek)
http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/%7Enr03/drozdek.htm
Scarring the New Flesh: Time Passing in the Simulacrum of
Videodrome...(j.sperb)
http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/%7Enr03/sperb2006.htm
"My" vs. "Architect"-- On My Architect: A Son's
Journey...(t.botz-bornstein)
http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/%7Enr03/my%20vs%20architect.htm
Nicholas Ruiz III
ABD/GTA
Interdisciplinary Program in the Humanities
Florida State University
Editor, Kritikos
http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/~nr03
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Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 11:14:08 -0500
From: "Robert Bonk"
Subject: 2006 Conference: Panel Idea?
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Greetings! At Widener University, one of my research areas is the =
intersection of the humanities, especially literature and writing, with
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medicine. I've recently taught an interdisciplinary course on =
'Literature and Medicine' that was well received by the Honors students
=
who participated--many of whom being pre-med. Now, I've expanded this =
experimental course into one on 'Humanities and Medicine' that draws =
less on literature but more on art, philosophy, history, etc.
I see this expansion in medical education to include a humanistic =
perspective as an evolution relevant to our society. Would anyone be =
interested in working with me on a panel regarding the evolution of =
medical education to include humanistic perspectives? Regards, Bob
Robert J. Bonk, PhD
Assistant Professor of Professional Writing
Faculty Secretary
Widener University
One University Place
Chester, PA 19013-5792
610-499-4265
robert.j.bonk@widener.edu
http://www2.widener.edu/~rjb0306/
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Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 14:36:26 -0500
From: Lauren Gunderson
Subject: Science and Theatre Panel
Hello!
My name is Lauren Gunderson, I'm a playwright based in Atlanta that
specializes in science-topics. I've written over twenty plays, most
of which contain thematic or contextual science elements; whether
that be science history, scientists, science theory, etc. I've also
spoken at Science-Art conferences across the country and
internationally. Please see more on my website
www.LaurenGunderson.com or in my book Deepen The Mystery (available
at all online booksellers).
I'm interested in putting together a panel dealing with science and
the stage (perhaps also incorporating fiction, poetry, and
screenplay). Science as fiction vs. Science-Fiction. The benefits of
science in story-telling and the benefits of science for story-telling.
Is anyone else interested in joining this panel? I see a multi-media
panel with excerpts of new work about science (as opposed to another
reading of "Copenhagen" or "Arcadia"), a discussion of process and
relevance, and critical responses from scientists and artists.
I hope to work with you soon!
Lauren
Lauren@laurengunderson.com
Lauren Gunderson
www.LaurenGunderson.com
"The purpose of the artist is to deepen the mystery." - Francis Bacon
Check out Lauren's New Book!
DEEPEN THE MYSTERY:
Science and the South Onstage
3 Award-Winning Plays!
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Date: Thu, 09 Feb 2006 14:45:34 -0500
From: "Rebecca Garden"
Subject: Re: 2006 Conference: Panel Idea?
Dear Robert,
A panel for which conference? I manage a listserv for the members of
the
Literature and Medicine affinity group of the American Society of
Bioethics
and Humanities. There's also the NYU Literature and Medicine listserv,
associated with it's useful database (see:
http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/medhum.html). Then there's the
listserv
associated with the Pennsylvania Consortium for Medical Humanities,
moderated by Beth Dolan of Lehigh (bdk3@Lehigh.EDU). These would give
you
further access to potential participants.
best
Rebecca Garden
Bioethics and Humanities
Upstate Medical University
gardenr@upstate.edu
>>> "Robert Bonk" - 2/9/06 11:14 AM >>>
Greetings! At Widener University, one of my research areas is the
intersection of the humanities, especially literature and writing, with
medicine. I've recently taught an interdisciplinary course on
'Literature
and Medicine' that was well received by the Honors students who
participated--many of whom being pre-med. Now, I've expanded this
experimental course into one on 'Humanities and Medicine' that draws
less on
literature but more on art, philosophy, history, etc.
I see this expansion in medical education to include a humanistic
perspective as an evolution relevant to our society. Would anyone be
interested in working with me on a panel regarding the evolution of
medical
education to include humanistic perspectives? Regards, Bob
Robert J. Bonk, PhD
Assistant Professor of Professional Writing
Faculty Secretary
Widener University
One University Place
Chester, PA 19013-5792
610-499-4265
robert.j.bonk@widener.edu
http://www2.widener.edu/~rjb0306/
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Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2006 09:35:42 +0000
From: "Carol Colatrella"
Subject: Association for Integrative Studies CFP deadline March 30, 2006
Proposals for the 28th Annual Conference of the Association for
Integrative Studies are due by March 30, 2006. "Bridge-Building:
Connecting Hearts and Minds, Arts and Sciences, Teaching and
Research, Academy and Community," will be hosted in October by Emory
University and Oxford College of Emory University in Atlanta,
Georgia. Information on the conference and a Proposal Submission Form
are available on the conference website, www.ais.oxford.emory.edu.
www.ais.oxford.emory.edu/
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Phyllis Cox, Office Manager
Association for Integrative Studies
School of Interdisciplinary Studies
Miami University
Oxford, OH 45056
Ph: 513-529-2659
Fax: 513-529-5849
coxpa@muohio.edu
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