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"HOME: A Visual Studies Conference," will provide a forum for a critical interrogation of “home” as concept, ideology, physical structure, and object of representation.
Our hope is to bring together scholars from a variety of disciplines to query how “home” structures public and private processes of meaning formation, self-fashioning, and political contestation.
Friday March 4, 2005
HOME/LAND:
The Nation (9:20-11:20)*
GLOBAL/HOME: The World (1:00-2:20)
NEIGHBOR/HOOD: The Local (2:30-3:50)
MOBILE/HOME:
The Nomadic (4:00-5:50)
7 PM FILM SCREENING: Britta Sjögren will be here to introduce her new feature, In This Short Life (2004, US, 96 minutes, 16mm)
Saturday March 5, 2005
Domestic:
Violence (9:30-10:50)
Home: Sick (11:00-12:50)
Domestic:
Bliss (2:00-3:20)
3:30 KEYNOTE: Alan Trachtenberg, Professor Emeritus of English and American Studies, Yale University.
*Located in Emerald Bay A in the Student Center. All other panels will be held in HIB 135. The full schedule of events can be found here.
