UNAUSTRALIA


The conference is calling for creative works including audio works that

contribute to the theme of UnAustralia. Selected works will be played

at the

opening at the National Museum of Australia in December.

Stephen

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UNAUSTRALIA

The Cultural Studies Association of Australasia Conference

Dec 6-8 2006

Call for papers:

If things are ‘un-Australian’ it must be because they come from

UNAUSTRALIA.

Where is it?

Who lives there?

How does it come to be?

What is its past and what is its future?

While raising some very local questions of critique and desire, the

theme is

open to international perspectives and interpretations.

Do other places have their own unplaces? What goes on there?

Speakers:

Professor Jacques Rancire, author of Disagreement, will deliver the

keynote

address in the Australian Parliament House. Confirmed Australasian

keynotes

include Professor Larissa Behrendt, Professor John Frow and Associate

Professor Catharine Lumby. Other venues include the University of

Canberra

and the National Museum of Australia.

Format:

The conference will feature both refereed and non-refereed papers, and a

curated exhibition of creative on-line works, which are to be

installed in

the National Museum of Australia?s Garden of Australian Dreams for the

conference opening. The University of Canberra invites abstracts of

up to

150 words for 20 minute papers. We also welcome panel submissions.

Closing date for submission of abstracts:

June 30th, 2006

via the conference website

www.unaustralia.com



A/Prof. Stephen Barrass

School of Creative Communication

Co-Director, Sonic Communications Research Group

University of Canberra, ACT Australia 2601

+61 (0)2 6201-2945 fax +61 (0)2 6201-5300

Australian Government Higher Education (CRICOS) Registered Provider

number:

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