Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 4, No. 648.  Monday, 11 October 1993.
 
From:           Hardy M. Cook <
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Date:           Monday, October 11, 1993
Subject:        Two Announcements: Call for Submissions and Papers
 
[The following two announcements recently appeared on FICINO and may be
of interest to SHAKSPEReans.  --HMC]
 
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                         _COMITATUS_
 
        A JOURNAL OF MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE STUDIES
 
     Submissions are invited to _Comitatus_, a journal devoted
to publishing new scholars (either working toward doctoral
degrees, or having completed such work within the previous three
years). Of particular interest are articles with a pronounced
interdisciplinary emphasis on any topic in medieval or
Renaissance history, literature, theology, philosophy, the
sciences, and the fine arts. We also seek unpublished, original
translations of culturally or historically interesting works.
Submissions should be no more than 30 pages in length, including
notes, and should follow _The Chicago Manual of Style_.
 
 
Recent articles include the following:
 
     --Bourges to Geneva: Methodological Links Between Legal
          Humanists and Calvinist Reformers
     --_Richeut_: A Translation from Old French
     --Women in Power: Fontevrault and the Paraclete Compared
     --Eckbert of Schoenau and Catharism
     --Criseyde's _Routhe_
 
DEADLINE:
 
     January 31, 1994
 
Send submissions (snail-mail) to:
 
     B. Sullivan, editor
     _Comitatus_
     Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
     University of California, Los Angeles
     405 Hilgard Avenue
     Los Angeles, CA  90024-1485
     310.206.1992
     310.825.0655 fax
 
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PLEASE DISTRIBUTE AS WIDELY AS POSSIBLE -- CALL FOR PAPERS
 
Enjoy springtime in the south!
 
Announcing the 51st annual meeting of the
SOUTHEASTERN RENAISSANCE CONFERENCE --
the second oldest renaissance conference in the US  --
 
APRIL 8-9, 1994,
 
at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina.
 
Now receiving papers for inclusion on the program --
may be on any aspect of Renaissance studies --
of approximately 20 minutes reading time.
 
Send 2 copies of papers to
 
Professor Dale B. J. Randall
President
Southeastern Renaissance Conference
Department of English
Box 90015
Duke University
Durham, NC  27708
 
Complete papers only; no abstracts or proposals, please.
Postmark no later than January 15, 1994.
 
A selection of Conference papers will be published in the Conference journal
RENAISSANCE PAPERS.
 
To become a member of the Southeastern Renaissance Conference and receive
all Conference
mailings,  send annual dues of $12.50 (includes registration fee for
Conference and
subscription to the Conference journal RENAISSANCE PAPERS)
 
TO:
 
Professor John N. Wall
Secretary-Treasurer
Southeastern Renaissance Conference
Department of English
Box 8105
North Carolina State University
Raleigh, NC 27695-8105
 
OR CONTACT VIA E-MAIL: 
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