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From:           	Greg Hainge <[log in to unmask]>

Apologies for cross-posting.

CALL FOR PAPERS.

_Renaissance and Modern Studies_ invites contributions for a 
special issue on Fascism and Aesthetics to be published in the 
Summer of 2001. Key issues to be addressed will be:  

- Whether the aestheticisation of politics necessarily entails 
fascism.
- Whether contemporary aesthetics and popular culture are 
potentially fascistic themselves.
- Whether fascism can be conceived as a cultural rather than 
political category.
- The aesthetics of fascism.
- Fascist Aesthetics.
- Aesthetic resistance to fascism.
- Non-fascist aestheticisation of politics.

Completed papers of no more than 7,000 words (2 x print-outs and 1 
x PC diskette) WITH AN ABSTRACT should be sent by January 
20th 2001 to this volume’s special editor, Greg Hainge, at the 
following address:  

Dr. Greg Hainge
Centre for European Studies
Adelaide University
Adelaide SA 5005
Australia.

The diskette should contain an electronic version of the article saved 
as an rtf document and/or Word 6 or above (but not 2000). The print-
outs should be double spaced and have a wide margin on the left-
hand side. The print-outs should appear in the format that is 
required for the final printing. Please indicate on the disk sent which 
software was used to prepare the essay. When submitting the disk 
and the print-outs please be sure to retain your own copies of both.  

ALL ARTICLES WILL BE SUBMITTED TO A PEER REVIEW 
PROCESS.

The conventions to be used are those of the Modern Humanities 
Research Association (MHRA). The MHRA style book can be 
consulted in most libraries. Articles not adhering to these 
conventions will not be considered for publication. The editors ask 
contributors to note the following points of style in particular (a more 
detailed version of the required conventions is available from the 
guest editor <[log in to unmask]>):  

--References to books.
- Do not include the publisher’s name.
- For individual volume numbers upper case roman numerals are 
used.
- p. and pp. figure only when no volume number is included.
- Abbreviations for >edited by< etc. are not used.
Examples:
Niccolo Machiavelli, _The Chief Works and Others_, translated by 
Allan Gilbert, 3 vols (Durham, North Carolina, 1965), I, 9.
_The Works of Thomas Nashe_, edited by R.B. McKerrow, second 
edition, revised by F.P. Wilson, 5 vols (Oxford, 1958), III, 94-98.

--References to Periodicals.
Only the volume number should appear and in the form of an arabic 
numeral, regardless of the practice of the journal itself; the year only 
and not the season or month figures in brackets; p. and pp. are not 
used except when referring to a newspaper.  
Example:
Christopher Ricks, ‘Tennyson: “Armageddon” into “Timbuctoo”’, 
_MLR_ 61 (1961), 23-24.

--Quotations.
Use single quotation marks for a simple quotation, and double 
quotation marks for a quotation within a quotation. Lengthy 
quotations (over sixty words) and extracts from poems should be 
indented from both margins and should not have quotation marks. 
Such indented quotations should be single spaced.  

--Translations.
All quotations from foreign languages should be accompanied by a 
translation placed in a footnote.  

--Structure
On the whole the editors prefer articles to be divided into sections
with each given a subheading but not numbered.

--Notes on Contributors.
Contributors should include with their essay a brief entry of four or 
five sentences for this section of the journal. We suggest 
information on current position, principal publications and awards, 
and research in progress.  

Page proofs will be submitted to contributors for correction. At that
stage only minor alterations can be made, and no rewriting can be
permitted.

The editors reserve the right to amend manuscripts: punctuation and 
any use of English that appears unclear will be altered if necessary 
to improve presentation and ease of reading.  

Contributors receive fifteen offprints of their article and one copy of
the complete journal.

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Dr. Greg Hainge, Associate Lecturer in French,
Centre for European Studies, University of Adelaide SA 5005.
email: [log in to unmask]
tel: (Int. + 61) (08) 8303 5659, fax: 8303 5241
http://www.adelaide.edu.au/cesagl/StaffGH.html
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Australian Society for French Studies Publications Editor
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AULLA XXXI Conference Co-Convenor and Secretary
http://arts.adelaide.edu.au/AULLA/
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Australia and New Zealand Representative
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