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CHAIR'S STATEMENT FACULTY GRADUATE STUDENTS COLLOQUIUM CALENDAR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM GRADUATE PROGRAM GRADUATE PLACEMENT MASTER SCHEDULE UNDERGRADUATE BULLETIN GRADUATE BULLETIN ACADEMIC CALENDARS USC LIBRARIES CAS COMPUTING & IT USC COMPUTER SERVICES ABOUT COLUMBIA SC RESTRICTED ACCESS: Faculty | Graduate Students Search USC   THIS SITE		March 16-18, 2000 University of South Carolina / Columbia, SC   Second Annual University of South Carolina Comparative Literature Conference   Directed by Martin Donougho (USC Philosophy) and Paul Allen Miller (USC Comparative Literature)   History, Technology, and Identity: After Foucault   Plenaries:     Thomas Flynn (Emory)       David Konstan (Brown)     John Neubauer (Amsterdam)     G. S. Rousseau (De Montfort and Oxford)     Jerald Wallulis (South Carolina)   The conference is a follow-up to the two-year international conference, Cultural History After Foucault, held in 1997 and 1998 at the Universities of Amsterdam and Aberdeen. It seeks to examine both the limits and contributions of Foucault's thought in the three interrelated topics of history, technology, and identity. Selected papers from the conference will be published in the journal Intertexts.   The conference is supported in part by the College of Liberal Arts, The University of South Carolina.   Contact Martin Donougho or Paul Allen Miller for more information.   Links:     The official Comparative Literature web site for the conference.
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