CFP: Dialogue Across Borders: Borderology in a Bakhtinian Pespective

Arranged together with the University of Nordland (Bodø, Norway)

Possible discussion are:

• Being heard across borders: the interaction of cultures in the context of Bakhtin’s ideas.
• Democracy: Poliarchy and Polyphony.
• The values and the act.
• Man on the border between the sacred and the profane.
• Laughter as mode of human survival.
• Text and context: the production of meaning.
• Extralinguistic dimensions of language: sense as border of meanings.
• Chronotope: searching of the concept.
• Gender borders: creating Man and Woman.

Deadlines:

20th February 2013 – Registration

20th February 2013 – Submission of abstract

10th March 2013 – Submission of paper

Contact information

Department of philosophy, politology and law (MSHU), (8152) 213 815 E-mail: [email protected]

Alexander Sautkin – Head of working group, candidate of Philosophy, assistant professor of the Department of philosophy, politology and law, e-mail: [email protected]

Requirements for papers for publication

It is our intention to publish the Proceedings of the Seminar. Research papers submitted for inclusion in this collection should not exceed 10 pages in length, including the abstract, author details, references, acknowledgments and appendices. They should be submitted both in electronic format and in paper form.

All submissions should be accompanied by the title, authors, abstract and c. 5 keywords. The paper title should be in 14 point, Times New Roman bold. Author's name, affiliation and the name of the city should follow. The body of the submission should be in 14 point, Times New Roman, single-spaced. Allow for a 25 mm margin on both sides of each page, as well as at the top and bottom of each page. References should take the form of endnotes. The abstract should not exceed four sentences.

Author details should include the name(s), academic title(s), affiliation, address and telephone number.

Participant’s Application Form

DIALOGUE ACROSS BORDERS: BORDEROLOGY IN A BAKHTINIAN PERSPECTIVE

• Name 
• Academic degree / title 
• Position 
• Affiliation
• Address 
• Telephone / fax number 
• E-mail 
• Form of participation in the seminar (presentation of a paper, etc.) 
• Topic of discussion relevant to the paper