Dear all,
It appears the conference-organising 'season' is truly upon us.
Kevin
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>Apologies for any cross posting.
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>CALL FOR PAPERS for the RGS-IBG Conference Belfast 2nd-6th January 2002
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>FEMINIST METHODOLOGIES
>(Sponsored by Women and Geography Study Group)
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>This session will consider how methodological inquiry in Geography has
>been, and will be, impacted by feminist thought. Our aim is to bring
>together diverse perspectives on the ways in which feminist methodologies
>are framed and put into practice. At this stage we do not wish to exclude
>any area, but are particularly interested in feminist methodologies
>currently used in researching/writing on: masculinity; nature; the body;
>the economy; development/anti-development; cybergeographies; and scale.
>The session, we hope, will provide a platform from which a discussion on
>the future direction of feminist methodologies can emerge.
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>If you are interested in participating in this session, please submit a
>title and short abstract (250 words maximum) by Friday 25th May 2001, to
>Sarah Jenkins; [log in to unmask]
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>Organisers:
>Sarah Jenkins, Verity Jones, Deborah Dixon
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>Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences
>University of Wales-Aberystwyth
>Aberystwyth
>Ceredigion
>SY23 3DB
>Wales, UK
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>Phone: 01970 622582
>E-mail: [log in to unmask]
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Kevin G. Ward
School of Geography
University of Manchester
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