LCMND Proceedings
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2011: volume 40 / 2000
Proceedings of the Linguistic Circle's Forty-Third Annual Conference
October 20th & 21st, 2000
Winnipeg
Hosted by the University of Manitoba
at the Holiday Inn Winnipeg South
44 p.
Color: Tan
Published for the LCMND by Chandice Johnson, NDSU
ISSN 0075-9597
http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/linguistic_circle/
2000 LCMND Officers:
President: Constance Cartmill, UM; Vice-President: Chandice Johnson,
NDSU
Past-President: William Archibald, UND; Secretary-Treasurer: Jacqueline
McLeod-Rogers, UW
Editor of LCMND Proceedings: Chandice Johnson, NDSU
Honorary Presidents: Mary Ellen Caldwell, UND; Ben L. Collins,
UND & Creighton University;
Louis Palanca, UND; Walter Swayze, UW
NOTE: EXCEPTIONALLY, THIS VOLUME OF THE LCMND
PROCEEDINGS DOES NOT LIST THE PRESENTERS IN ALPHABETICAL SEQUENCE,
BUT IN THE ORDER OF THE TWO PARALLEL PROGRAM SESSIONS.
Friday, October 20:
Opening remarks by Robert O'Kell, Dean of UM Faculty of Arts
During the Friday night Banquet at the "Frontier Room"
of the Holiday Inn Winnipeg South,
Miranda Remnek, University of Minnesota E-Text Research Centre,
spoke about
"Women's Travel Writing, 1830-1930."
Saturday, October 21:
The Circle's year 2000 President, Constance Cartmill, conducted
the Annual Business Meeting.
It was agreed that a web-site for the LCMND be established, and
that it,
like the affiliation of all Secretary-Treasurers, be administered
in Winnipeg at the UM. Plans for an LCMND e-journal were also
advanced & approved.
The University of Manitoba subsequently launched the LCMND website
in late 2001 (ca. one year later),
The UM Faculty of Arts established a link from its Research listings.
The two urls are:
http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/linguistic_circle/
http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/deans_office/research/centres/
The LCMND e-Journal was designed by Dr. Barry Pomeroy in 2003,
& it was launched with "v. 2003/1" in March 2004
The 2000 LCMND Program [34 papers]
Session 1A. Travel Narratives I:
1. Corsica / John Gahan, UM.
2. The Pelerinage of Charlemagne / John Allen.
3. Samuel Johnson's "Journey [to the Hebrides]"
in 18th century travel books / Eric Furuseth, MSU.
Session 1B. L'Ecriture des Femmes
I:
4. Le sacrifice dans "Noces" de Colette / Anne
Sechin, UM.
5. Deconstruction du roman sentimental de George Sand
/ Dominique Laporte, UM.
Session 2A. Recits de Voyage II:
6. "L'Amerique au jour le jour" de Simone de
Beauvoir / Louise Renee, UM.
7. Quest romance in John Krakauer's "Into thin air"
/ Robert Byrnes, UW.
8. The spiritual journey of Jack Kerouac's "On the
road" / Gordon Beveridge, UM. Desire & Dissection
in "Don Quixote" / Enrique Fernandez, UM.
Session 2B. Vistas & Regionalisms:
9. Frederick Philip Grove's first autobiography "A
Search for America" (1927): the 2000 electronic edition
/ Gaby Divay, UM.
10. Melville's tragic hero / Tom Matchie, NDSU.
11. Short stories, local color, & modern regionalism
/ Bill Cosgrove, NDSU.
12. [Novels, Poems, and Coon songs / Reinhold Kramer,
Brandon U.]*
Session 3A. L'Ecriture des Femmes
II:
13. [L'ecrivain & l'ecriture chez Gabrielle Roy /
Julie Legal, UM].*
14. La problematique de l'ecriture chez Gabrielle Roy
/ Vincent Schonberger, Lakehead University.
15. La force des femme dans "Musiques de scenes"
de Francoise Sagan / Andre Lebugle, UND.
Session 3B. Linguistics & Narratology:
16. Middle voice use in Canadian Icelandic / Kristin Johannsdottir,
UM.
17. Linguistic fingerprints: phasal analysis of the Ramsey
ransom note / Barbara J. Becker, UW.
18. [Teaching narrative inquiry: postmodern & feminist
roots / Jacqueline McLeod-Rogers, UW].*
Session 4A. Recits de voyage III:
19. La nouvelle France (1664) de Pierre Boucher: honnetete
d'une propaganda / Laurent Poliquin, CUSB.
20. Explorateurs, soldats, marchands, anthropologues /
Alexandra Kinge & Alan MacDonell, UM.
21. De la putain a la sainte: les filles du roi dans les
"Nouveau voyages" de Lahontan & le roman
"Beauchene" de Lesage / Rene Brisebois, UBC.
--
Session 4B. Women's Writings III
& Changing Textual Practices:
22. Battle fronts: the rhetorical spaces of Mahony Griffin's
"Magic of America" / Elizabeth Birmingham, NDSU.
23. Suffering bodies as visionary tapestry in medieval
anchoritic devotions / Michelle M. Sauer, MSU.
24. The lives of pioneers in "My Antonia" /
Derek Driedger, UND. --
Session 5A. Rhetoric & Philosophy:
25. Time, space, & rhetorical education in the 21st
century / Kevin Brooks, NDSU.
26. Epicureanism in verse: Lucretius' contribution to
his Master's philosophy / Daniel Erickson, UND.
27. Philosophical dialogue: its nature & essential
condition / Theodore Messenger, UND. --
Session 5B. Travel Narrativees
& Exploration of Literature IV:
28. Discovery: thoughts on the writings of Christopher
Columbus / Debra Maury, UND.
29. Mungo Park's changing narrative perceptions while
on expedition down the river Gambia, 1795 / Robert E.
Kibler, MSU.
Session 6A. Philosophy:
30. Choosing Fate: Lermontov's case against resigned acceptance
/ Karim Dharamsi, UW.
31. The meaning of philosophy & the illusion of diversity
in the Humanities / J. R. Muir, UW. --
Session 6B. L'Autre / The Other:
32. Une conscience mutilee / Rachelle Thibodeau, UM.
33. Un etranger a Paris: Vittorio Alfieri et la dialectique
de la tyrannie / Sante Viselly, UW.
34."The screens" by Jean Genet: the use of space
in the dramatic representation of rebellion / Andrew B.
Trump, NDSU.
*These
papers were on the LCMND 2000 Program, but no corresponding
abstract was found in v.40 of the LCMND Proceedings
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