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MEDIA EVENTS
 
a THREE DAY INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ORGANISED BY   THE UNIVERSITIES OF
STIRLING AND WESTMINSTER
 JUNE 30TH - JULY 3RD 2000
 
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER, HARROW CAMPUS
 
CALL FOR PAPERS
 The Conference will consider:

 +  the detailed media coverage of particular kinds of event:   e.g.
sporting, ceremonial, musical events, and news  coverage of  disasters
(natural and human) war and violence.
 
+  the widern implications of media events, especially  issues  relating
to:  publicness, spectacle, spectatorship,  liveness,  presence
('being-there'), narrative, history, ritual,  witnessing and  the spatial
and temporal characteristics of  events.
 
+  Keynote speakers include:  Jay Blumler, James Carey,  Daniel  Dayan,
Elihu Karz, Tamar Liebes, Philip Schlesinger  and Paddy  Scannell.
 
+ Papers should be of a length which can be presented in  20  minutes.
 
Please send 200 word abstracts of papers for  consideration.   clsoing
dates for abstracts Monday, 6th  March, 2000.  Those  whose papers are
accepted will be  notified within four weeks of  that date.
 
Abstracts should be sent to:
 Maria Way, Research Officer
 University of Westminster,
 Watford Road,
 Harrow, Middx HA1 3TP
 England.
 
Fax +44-207-911-5942
 Tel   +44-207-911-5941
 E-mail:  [log in to unmask] (preferred method)
 





John J. Pungente, SJ
Jesuit Communication Project
1002 - 60 St. Clair Avenue East	
Toronto, Ontario                                           
Canada  M4T 1N5

Phone: (416) 515-0466 extension 224
Fax:      (416) 515-0467

E-mail: [log in to unmask]
JCP Home Page: http://interact.uoregon.edu/MediaLit/JCP/index.html


Please check out information on SUMMIT 2000 to be held May 13-17, 2000 in
Toronto. A five day international gathering of media professionals and
media educators - over 280 presentations from 34 countries. Not to be
missed at http://www.summit2000.net

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