Unfortunately, I can’t make it to SLSA this year in Ontario. However, I hope that those of you who are going remember to pay your registrations (and have a great time)! Carol Colatrella, SLSA Executive Director, sent out the following reminder by email this morning: PLEASE NOTE: Conference participants should note the early date of …
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SLSA 2011 in Ontario, PHARMAKON, Call for Papers
Carol Colatrella sent out the following call for papers to the Lit-Sci email list for the 2011 Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts Conference in Kitchener, Ontario: CALL FOR PAPERS–SLSA 2011 25th Annual Meeting of the Society for Literature Science and the Arts PLACE: Kitchener, Ontario VENUE: Delta Hotel Kitchener, THEMUSEUM, Critical Media Lab …
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The Cognitive Game Panel at SLSA 2008, Notes on Consciousness, Cognition, and Neuronarratives
As you may have read on my CV, I am writing my dissertation on the potentially important work being done in science fiction on minds and brains. Specifically, I will read the works of several authors through the lens of cognitive cultural studies with the goal to establish the significance of science fiction to literary …
SLSA 2009 Presentation on Wells and the Tank
Yufang’s and my wedding may not have been science fictional, but I did take care of some pre-scheduled science fiction business in Atlanta, Georgia during the week after our honeymoon. I went to the annual Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts conference where I presented a paper on invention/authoring of the tank. Unfortunately, the …
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Decoding the Origins of the Tank and “The Land Ironclads”: Sir Ernest Dunlop Swinton and H. G. Wells
I just sent off my presentation proposal for SLSA 2009, which as the theme “Decodings” and will be in Atlanta, Georgia in November. Since I’ll be teaching and reading for my PhD exams, I decided to dust off a publishable paper to shorten and present at the conference (assuming it’s accepted). In the meantime, I …
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