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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 8.0748.  Friday, 11 July 1997.

From:           John Ford <jford@dsu.deltast.edu>
Date:           Thursday, 10 Jul 1997 13:58:24 -0500 (CDT)
Subject:        South Central Renaissance Conference (April 2-4, 1998)

Call for papers:  South Central Renaissance Conference (SCRC) in Waco,
Texas April 2-4, 1998.

                Keynote Speaker:  David Bergeron

Papers are invited in any area of Renaissance studies:  art history,
music, literature, language, philosophy, science, theology, history,
etc.  Interdisciplinary studies are also welcome.  Papers are also
invited for any of the following special sessions:

        Text and Tone:  Reading Renaissance Music
        The Renaissance in the New World
        Renaissance Apocalypses
        Images of the Artist in Renaissance Art and Literature
        1598:  A Wonderful Year
        What is an Emblem?
        Dante's Illustrations for *The Divine Comedy*
        When Art Becomes Science, Science Art:  Leonardo and Others
        Attitudes towards Music and Musicians
        Albrecht Durer
        Patronage Systems in Renaissance Italy
        Mannerism
        European Influences on Other Cultures in Music and Art

Program participants will be expected to join the SCRC; participants
will also be encouraged to submit publication-length versions of their
papers to *Explorations in Renaissance Culture*, a scholarly journal
sponsored by the SCRC.

                DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS:  DECEMBER 31, 1997

Completed conference papers must be submitted in triplicate and must
include SASE and 100-word abstract.  Submitted papers are limited to 20
minutes reading time (8-10 pages).  Please mail submissions to:

                          John R. Ford
                       SCRC Program Chair
                Division of Languages and Literature
                      Delta State University
                       Cleveland, MS 38733

Inquiries can be made by phone (work: 601-846-4108; home: 601-843-1461)
or e-mail (jford@dsu.deltast.edu).

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