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AFEA CONFERENCE
The AFEA organizes an Annual Conference at a French University. The theme and location of the Conference is voted at the General Assembly.
Graduate Student Symposium
The Graduate Student Symposium is held every year, on the day before the AFEA annual conference. Doctoral students in American Studies from all over France give presentations based on their research before other young researchers and a panel of academics specialized in their particular field. The format encourages discussion and exchange in a less formal setting than the official convention workshops. Students do not present a paper as such but an outline based upon an excerpt or chapter of their dissertation stressing the state of advancement of their research and their specific approach. They are advised to formulate any difficulties they may have encountered in their research and writing.
Doctoral candidates are then invited by the AFEA to remain to attend the conference.
Organizers and Contact Information
The Conference is organized by the English department of the University of Angers and its AFEA members. The local coordinator is Gelareh Yvard. The scientific organizers are Nathalie Caron (Université Paris Est-Créteil) and Richard Anker (Université Clérmont 2). The local coordinator for the Graduate Symposium is Gelareh Yvard. For questions concerning registration, please contact: Aurélie
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Program
Organized by Richard Anker (Université Clermont 2), Nathalie Caron (Université Paris – Est Créteil) and Gelareh Yvard (Université d’Angers)
2012 Graduate Student Symposium
Wednesday, May 23 Graduate Symposium in Literature Organizers : Françoise Palleau (U. Paris Nord-13) & François Specq (ENS de Lyon) Respondents : René Alladaye (U. de Toulouse 2-Le Mirail), Brigitte Félix (U. du Maine) and Diane Sabatier (U. de Perpignan) Places : “Multi” room of the LEA dept (Building Y, 3rd floor) during the day
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Administrative Contact in Perpignan
Concerning all administrative and technical aspects, please contact our secretary Valérie Boineau at: +33 4 68 66 21 70 or Josy Portillo at: +33 4 68 66 17 77 Regular mail can be sent to: Josy Portillo Secrétariat Recherche LSH Bâtiment Y, 2ème étage UPVD 52, avenue Paul Alduy 66000 Perpignan Please write on the
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Registration Form
By clicking on the icon below, you will access the 2012 conference registration form. Bulletin_Inscription_AFEA_2012.pdf Please send by regular mail to: Valérie Boineau Secrétariat du département d’études anglophones Bâtiment Y, 2ème étage UPVD 52, avenue Paul Alduy 66860 Perpignan Cedex This document must be mailed to us by March 30th, 2012. Please specify ‘AFEA’ on
0rganizing Team
The conference is organized by the Departement of Anglophone Studies at Perpignan. The local coordinators are Paul Carmignani and Jocelyn Dupont. The scientific organizers are Ada Savin (Université Paris Ouest) and Michel Imbert (Université Paris Diderot).
LIST OF PANELS
Below is a description of each pannel. You may also download the PDF by clicking on it LISTE_ATELIERS.pdf The complete list of workshops features in this window. You can also download the pdf version of the list by clicking on the icon on your left. Vous trouverez ci-dessous la liste des ateliers classés pour plus
2011 Graduate Student Symposium
Call for presentations The French Association for American Studies invites doctoral students in American studies to take part in the Graduate Symposium (“Doctoriales”) specifically organized on their behalf during its annual conference. This year’s workshops will be held on Wednesday May 25, 2011 (9.30 am to 6 pm.) at the Université de Bretagne Occidentale in
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Workshop List
Please find below the list of workshops in alphabetical order of their coordinators. -1. La vie à l’œuvre Rédouane Abouddahab (Université Lyon 2 – Lumière) Elisabeth Bouzonviller (Université de Saint-Etienne) Cet atelier s’intéressera aux liens multiples entre la vie et l’œuvre, dans le sens non pas d’un repérage d’éléments biographiques dans la fiction, mais d’une