Sara's point about Thomas Jefferson and bioregionalism is really
interesting and quite a new connection (I think). There is with
Jefferson a quite definable sense of place, first in relation to
Virginia itself and more particularly the area around Monticello,
allof which one finds in contemporary bioregionalist writing. It's
esp. valuable to link up these 'new' ideas with some history or
historical perspective. This has made me want to lookat Jefferson
again.
Steve
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From: "STEFANIE S. RIXECKER" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: CFP Midwest SWIP/Fwd
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Organization: Lincoln University
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Call for papers and poetry Society for Women in Philosophy Fall 1995 Midwest
division meeting
October 27-29 Michigan State University East Lansing, MI
Deadline: August 28, 1995
Original poetry and papers on ALL TOPICS related to feminist philosophy are
invited. Papers must be short enough in length to permit reading and full
discussion in one hour. Poetry readings should be approximately 10 minutes in
length.
Please send ONE copy of your peom(s) or paper (with abstract if possible) to
EACH of the program committee members: Amber L. Katherine P.O. Box 6016 East
Lansing, MI 48826
Jacqueline Anderson 1012 1/2 Dodge Evanston, IL 60202
PROGRAM SUGGESTIONS 1. A session on "waht whiteness means" was proposed at the
spring 1995 meeting.
This session will be devoted to a discussion of the complexity of white
identities. Those wishing to participate are encouraged to prepare short (1
page) PERSONAL narratives to contribute to the discussion.
2. The Lesbian Caucus will devote the session to a discussion of "passing."
TRAVEL GRANTS Midwest SWIP provides travel grants (up to $50) for members who
are students and those who are unemployed or under-employed. Direct your
requests to: Amber L. Katherine (address above).