SPORT AND PHYSICAL CULTURE IN EUROPEAN LITERATURE

 
The Institute of Coaching and Sport Education of Semmelweis University in Budapest , Hungary, will host a conference devoted to play, games, physical culture, and sport in European literature on 9, 10, and 11 of March, 2007.  We kindly invite scholars and writers of fiction, poetry, drama, journalism, and film to present their critical essays and original creative work concerning European sport literature.  All papers should address treatment of sport in texts or textual media (print, film, performance, digital, or other media).  The language of the conference will be English.
 
Those interested in presenting papers or reading creative works should send abstracts of their presentations by December 15, 2006 to:
 
Professor Julian D’Arcy, the program chair, at: jaydarcy@hi.is

The submissions should include the presenter's name, phone number, postal and
e-mail address, title of the paper, and a 250-word abstract.  Please indicate the type of presentation as critical research, fiction, or poetry. 
 
Presenters will be notified of acceptance by January 10, 2007.  Please address any inquiries concerning the conference to Dr. Susan J. Bandy at:  susanjbandy@yahoo.com
In March, 2007, the Institute of Coaching and Sport Education of Semmelweis University in Budapest , will host a conference devoted to European Sport and Literature.  We will be inviting scholars and writers of fiction, poetry, drama, and film, to present their critical essays and original creative work concerning European sport literature. 
 
A formal announcement and call for papers will be sent in early October with a deadline for the submission of abstracts on December 1st.
 If you are interested in attending the conference or would like further details concerning the conference, please send a message to that effect to:  Dr. Susan J. Bandy at susanjbandy@yahoo
 
Dr. Susan J. Bandy
Visiting Professor
Institute of Coaching and Sport Education
Semmelweis University
Budapest, Hungary
 

Dr Richard William Cox
Last updated: 14th of October 2006