ENGLISH VERSION
III National Conference and II
International Conference on Gender
and Literature
International Conference on Gender
and Literature
From resistance to subversion:
bodies that (trans)form
Date: May,
10th - May, 12th 2017
Place: IBILCE - São José do Rio Preto, SP, Brazil
Organization:
Unesp - São Paulo State University
About
Premises
regarding gender clearly defined to men and women are not sustained in
contemporary logic. Gender can be built through repetition of stylized acts
under specific contexts. The terms masculinity and femininity may not refer
themselves to a constitutive factor of gender; they might be seen as
differences socially and hierarchically imposed
by androcentrism and misogyny. Nowadays, we are what
we claim. Representations are required. Gender is “defined” when someone needs
to fulfill / make sense of its own existence, majority through models of fixed
individuals. Logic means politics, doesn’t it? Such statements aim to approach
the vast path in which gender related themes and their implications with
literature and language are set.
Thus,
considering all information and perspectives discussed, debates on gender are
moving towards plurality, disengaging from archaic dualities. The event’s aim
is, therefore, to stimulate free debates and sharing of ideologies regarding
gender.
Our
studies about gender on literature exist for more than a decade, with the aim
of presenting ideas, ways to think beyond the sexist pattern, in which we are
submersed. Although there are many groups researching gender in Brazil, this
discussion is still on development in São José do RioPreto region and in São
Paulo State. In order to bring it to our students and the entire community
involved, we conceptualized the whole project of interfaces between literature
and gender. What began as the I National Conference on Literature and Gender is
already in its third version, continuing the international
proposition and involving researchers from the entire country and world.
Topics
of Interest
Topics
of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:
1.
Gender Studies and Literature
2.
Queer Studies
3.
Gender equality
4.
Women’s rights and women’s history
5.
Gender and education
6.
Women and leadership
7.
Women’s and men’s health
8.
Gender and sexuality
9.
Gender and religion
10.
Gender and literature
Program
May 10, 2017
8 am- Arrival and Registration
9 am - Cultural Presentation
9.30 am - Opening Remarks
10 am - Opening Keynote (Letícia Sabsay)
12 pm - Lunch
1.30 pm - Poster Presentation Sessions
2.30 pm - Symposiums
4 pm - Coffee break
4.30 pm - Panel Discussion I: Gender and Queer Politics
6 pm - Cultural Presentation
May 11, 2017
8 am – Oral Presentation Sessions
10 am – Coffee break
10.30 am – Keynote: Gender and Race
12 pm- Lunch
1.30 pm - Poster Presentation Sessions
2.30 pm – Symposiums
4 pm Coffee break
4.30 pm – Panel Discussion II: Gender in
Latin America
6 pm – Cultural presentation
7 pm- Panel Discussion
III: Gender and cinema
May 12, 2017
8.30 am - Panel Discussion IV - Gender and
Feminine
10 am – Coffee break
10.30 am – Oral Presentation Sessions
12 pm– Lunch
1.30 pm – Poster Presentation Sessions
2.30 pm - Symposiums
4 pm - Coffee break
4.30 pm – Closure Keynote
6 pm - Closing Remarks and Cultural presentation
* The complete program
will be announced afterwards.
Keynote Speakers
Dr. LetíciaSabsay
Assistant Professor in Gender and
Contemporary Culture
LSE - London School of Economics and
Political Science, England
Dr. Leticia
Sabsay is Assistant Professor of Gender and Contemporary Culture at
the LSE Gender Institute, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK.
She has published
extensively in English and Spanish on issues of sexual
citizenship, sexual diversity and the politics of recognition, transnational
processes of sexual democratisation, cultural translation and imaginaries of
sexual justice, performativity and visual culture, including essays in Citizenship
Studies, Cultural Studies, and popular
journals such as Open Democracy. She
is author of The Sexual Imaginary of
Freedom (Palgrave, 2016), and has co-edited with Judith Butler and Zeynep Gambetti,
Vulnerability in Resistance (Duke, 2016).
In Spanish, she authored Las normas del
deseo: Imaginario sexual y comunicación (Cátdrea, 2009),and Fronteras Sexuales: Espacio Urbano, Cuerpos
y Ciudadanía (Paidos, 2011) among other titles. Prior to joining LSE, she worked
as a researcher at the Freie Universitat (Berlin, Germany), The Open University
(UK), and held a lecturer position at Birkbeck College, University of London
(UK). In Argentina, she was a lecturer of Communications at the University of
Buenos Aires, and continues collaborating with that University as a researcher
at the Gino Germani Research Institute for Social Sciences.
Important Dates
Deadline
for poster and oral presentation abstract submission: 11/15/2016 to 03/15/2017
Deadline
for oral presentation on symposium abstract submission: 01/20/2017 to 03/10/2017
Acceptance
letters: 03/15/2017
to 03/31/2017
Deadline for listeners' registration: 11/15/2016 up to the first day of the event.
*
Participants registered as oral presentation, poster or oral presentation on
symposium modalities shall wait the acceptance call in order to proceed with
the payment.
**
Each participant can submit ONE abstract as main author and ONE as coauthor;
that is, TWO abstracts.
***
The coauthor will be certified ONLY in case he has presented the research and
paid the registration fees.
Proposal Submission Requirements
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION
Please,
specify the presentation modality on the email subject: ORAL PRESENTATION,
POSTER or ORAL PRESENTATION ON SYMPOSIUM.
The
author must send the REGISTRATION FILE (under REGISTRATIONS) and, immediately
after, forward the abstract, in a DOC. file to resumos.genero2017@gmail.com.
Download
the file bellow with the instructions regarding your subscription modality,
fill it in, add the abstract to it and send it to resumos.genero2017@gmail.com.
The
proposals that are not under the established rules will be automatically
refused.
Submission file for ORAL PRESENTATION
Submission file for POSTER
Submission file for ORAL PRESENTATION ON
SYMPOSIUM
Registration Fees
FROM 11/15/2016 UNTIL 04/10/2017
College teachers- R$ 200,00
Postgraduate students - R$120,00
Undergraduate students - R$ 70,00
Teachers from public schools(active or
retired) - R$ 50,00
Listeners - R$ 70,00
FROM 04/11/2017 UNTIL 05/10/2017
College teachers- R$ 300,00
Postgraduate students - R$ 220,00
Undergraduate students - R$ 100,00
Teachers from public schools (active or
retired) - R$ 80,00
Listeners - R$ 100,00
Payment
The payment should be deposited on Professor
Cláudia Nigro’s account, specified bellow, and the receipt should be forwarded
to pagamento.genero2017@gmail.com
SANTANDER BANK
BANK: 033
AGENCY: 0715
ACCOUNT: 01-021310-5
THE ACCOUNT IS IN THE NAME OF Cláudia Maria Ceneviva Nigro
CPF: 098.200.428-10 (necessary for transferences
between different banks)
Organization Committee
Members
Profª Drª Cláudia Maria Ceneviva Nigro
(UNESP/IBILCE)
(General Conference Administrator)
Profª Drª Edilene Gasparini Fernandes (FATEC Rio
Preto/Unesp)
(Vice-Administrator)
Profª Ms. Juliane Camila Chatagnier
(General Secretary)
Prof ªMs. Maraíza Almeida Ruiz de Castro
(Logistics and Sponsorship)
Prof. Davi Silistino de
Souza e Profª Débora Nakanishi
(Cultural Events)
Profª Drª Maria Cláudia Rodrigues Alves (UNESP/IBILCE) Prof. Fernando Moraes e Profª. Geovânia
Machado
(Coffee
Break)
Profª Drª Michelle
da Rocha Laranja (IFSP/UNESP)
(Volume of Abstracts and Annals)
Profª Drª Divanize Carbonieri
e Prof. Ms. Flávio Adriano Nantes
(Marketing and Reception)
Profª. Manoela Navas e Prof. Lucas Marques
(Registrations and Certifications)
Prof. Ms. Leandro
Valentin
(Visual Identity)
Alberto Oliveira Junior
(Web designer)
Scientific Committee
Álvaro Luiz Hattnher (Unesp/IBILCE)
Cláudia Maria Ceneviva
Nigro (Unesp/IBILCE)
Edilene Gasparini
Fernandes (FATEC Rio Preto)
Flávio Adriano Nantes (UFMS/Unesp-IBILCE)
Giséle Manganelli Fernandes (Unesp/IBILCE)
Juliane Camila
Chatagnier (Unesp/IBILCE)
Maria Angélica De Angeli (Unesp/IBILCE)
Maria Celeste
Tommasello Ramos (Unesp/IBILCE)
Maria Cláudia Rodrigues Alves (Unesp/IBILCE)
Nilce Maria Pereira
(Unesp/IBILCE)
Norma Wimmer
(Unesp/IBILCE)
Pablo Simpson
Kilzer Amorim (Unesp/IBILCE)
Roxana Guadalupe
Herrera Álvarez
(Unesp/IBILCE)
