::fc-announce:: CFP: Philament, Issue 12, Habits and Habitat

[Angie Dunstan]

Dear Fibreculture facilitators,

Philament is an online journal of the arts and culture affiliated with the
University of Sydney.  Philament's twelfth issue focuses on the theme Habits
and Habitat and is accepting creative and opinion pieces, as well as
academic work.  We would appreciate it if you would post the call for papers
on your website.

Many thanks for your assistance,

Angie Dunstan,
Editor,
Philament,
The University of Sydney.

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Philament, the online journal of the arts and culture affiliated with the
University of Sydney (http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/publications/philament),
invites postgraduate scholars to contribute articles, fictocriticism,
reviews, and opinions for




Issue 12: Habits and Habitat


SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 31st October, 2007

Send to: philament at arts.usyd.edu.au



“The idea that what we are as living, thinking, experiencing beings is
inseparable from the place in which we live – our lives are saturated by the
places, and by the things and other persons intertwined with those places,
through which we move, in which our actions are located, and with respect to
which we orient and locate ourselves.”

- J.E. Malpas -



Possible themes include, but are not limited to:



      habitus

      lived space

      reading before bedtime

      ideology

      site-specific

      home

      town and country

      tales of the city

      apartment living

      the hearth

      a room of one’s own

      the ergonomic triangle

      demographics

      home is where the heart is

      domestic architecture

      place versus space

      keep a roof over your head
     virtual environments

      Second Life

      MySpace

      Civilisation

      Facebook

      Twitter

      Sim city

      the blogosphere

      global community

      changing habits

      wildlife

      Greenpeace

      conservation and fragmentation

      ethnology

      affordable housing

      poetics of space

      suburbia
     religious habit/s

      rite and ritual

      nuns

      religious apparel

      illusion

      identity

      spatiality

      family

      homelessness

      customs and culture

      addiction

      obsessive compulsive disorder

      habituation and the unconscious

      pleasure and pain

      evolution, instinct and learning

      the quarter acre block

      embodied world-view




Philament accepts submissions in the form of:



Academic papers: up to 8,000 words.



Opinion pieces: reviews (book, stage, screen, etc.), conference reports,
short essays, responses to papers previously published in Philament issues.
Limit of 1000 words.



Creative Work: in the form of writing, images, sounds or a mixture of any or
all three.  All

submissions should be limited to three pieces.



All submissions may be sent as email attachment in a PC-readable format to
philament at arts.usyd.edu.au.



Please include a brief biographical summary, as well as a short description
of the inspiration for or genesis of the submitted work.



Academic papers must include footnotes and conform to the Philament house
style of referencing (see
http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/publications/philament/submissions.htm ).



Philament will only accept submissions that have not been previously
published and are not under consideration elsewhere.



For further information visit
http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/publications/philament

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