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Re: 1999 VN Event Calendar (fwd)
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From: sam schuman <schumans@CAA.MRS.UMN.EDU>
The Asheville event, "Teaching Nabokov" is JUNE 28-9, 1999, not July.
Samuel Schuman
Interim Chancellor and Dean
The University of Minnesota, Morris
Morris, MN 56267
schumans@caa.mrs.umn.edu
320-589-6015
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1a. Modern Language Association Annual Convention. Two Nabokov sessions.
San Francisco, 27-30 December 1998. Contact Ellen Pifer
<epifer@odin.english.udel.edu>
1b. American Association of Teachers of Slavic & E. European Languages
(AATSEEL). 27-30 December, 1998. The conference will be held at the
Renaissance Parc 55 Hotel, 55 Cyril Magnin Street (Market at Fifth) San
Francisco, CA 94102. 1-800-468-3571 or 415-392-8000. Non-member on-site
registration is $30 for students and $90 for others.
http://clover.slavic.pitt.edu/~djb/aatseel.html
2. Jan 14-17, 1999. "International VN Seminar" Part of conference on
"Culture of the Russian Diaspora". 14-17 Jan. 1999. Sponsored jointly by
Departments of Russian Philology of the Tallin Pedagogical Institute and
of Tartu University. Contact Grigorii Utgof. E-mail: venefil@tpu.ee;
Phone: (372) 6409330; fax (372) 6409118
3. March 12-14, 1999. Wesleyan University, CT Conference.
"1799, 1899, 1999: Pushkin, Nabokov and Intertextuality."
Contact Priscilla Meyer <pmeyer@mail.wesleyan.edu>
4. March. New England Slavic Conference. Nabokov session. Contact "Maxim
D. Shrayer" <shrayerm@bc.edu>
5. April 1999. Saint Petersburg. Nabokov Foundation.
6. New York Public Library VN Exhibit. "Nabokov Under Glass: Celebrating a
Hundred Years" Opens on April 23, 1999 and runs through August 21, 1999 in
the Edna Barnes Solomon Room (rm.. 316 on the third floor of the NYPL
Library for the Humanities and Social Sciences at 42nd and 5th Avenue.
Contact person: Rodney Phillips <rphillips@nypl.org>
7. Glenn Horowitz Bookseller Exhibit (NYC). Open 21 April 1999. Contact
SarahFunke@aol.com
8. PEN/Vintage event at New York City Town Hall. 15 April 1999.
9. ALA Conference. Nabokov session. 27-30 May 1999. Baltimore, MD.
Contact: Lynne Walker <dlwalker@u.washington.edu>
10. June 27-29, 1999. Asheville, North Carolina. "Teaching
Nabokov" Contact: Sam Schuman <schumans@CAA.MRS.UMN.EDU>
11. July 6-10, Cambridge, England. "Nabokov at the Crossroads" Contact
Jane Grayson <j.grayson@ssees.ac.uk>
12. November 18-21, 1999 Annual Conference of the American Association
for the Advancement of Slavic Studies. St. Louis.
13. December 27-30, 1999. MLA & AATSEEL Chicago
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Daniela Rippl VN exhibit in Munich and elsewhere
The Asheville event, "Teaching Nabokov" is JUNE 28-9, 1999, not July.
Samuel Schuman
Interim Chancellor and Dean
The University of Minnesota, Morris
Morris, MN 56267
schumans@caa.mrs.umn.edu
320-589-6015
---------- Forwarded message ----------
1a. Modern Language Association Annual Convention. Two Nabokov sessions.
San Francisco, 27-30 December 1998. Contact Ellen Pifer
<epifer@odin.english.udel.edu>
1b. American Association of Teachers of Slavic & E. European Languages
(AATSEEL). 27-30 December, 1998. The conference will be held at the
Renaissance Parc 55 Hotel, 55 Cyril Magnin Street (Market at Fifth) San
Francisco, CA 94102. 1-800-468-3571 or 415-392-8000. Non-member on-site
registration is $30 for students and $90 for others.
http://clover.slavic.pitt.edu/~djb/aatseel.html
2. Jan 14-17, 1999. "International VN Seminar" Part of conference on
"Culture of the Russian Diaspora". 14-17 Jan. 1999. Sponsored jointly by
Departments of Russian Philology of the Tallin Pedagogical Institute and
of Tartu University. Contact Grigorii Utgof. E-mail: venefil@tpu.ee;
Phone: (372) 6409330; fax (372) 6409118
3. March 12-14, 1999. Wesleyan University, CT Conference.
"1799, 1899, 1999: Pushkin, Nabokov and Intertextuality."
Contact Priscilla Meyer <pmeyer@mail.wesleyan.edu>
4. March. New England Slavic Conference. Nabokov session. Contact "Maxim
D. Shrayer" <shrayerm@bc.edu>
5. April 1999. Saint Petersburg. Nabokov Foundation.
6. New York Public Library VN Exhibit. "Nabokov Under Glass: Celebrating a
Hundred Years" Opens on April 23, 1999 and runs through August 21, 1999 in
the Edna Barnes Solomon Room (rm.. 316 on the third floor of the NYPL
Library for the Humanities and Social Sciences at 42nd and 5th Avenue.
Contact person: Rodney Phillips <rphillips@nypl.org>
7. Glenn Horowitz Bookseller Exhibit (NYC). Open 21 April 1999. Contact
SarahFunke@aol.com
8. PEN/Vintage event at New York City Town Hall. 15 April 1999.
9. ALA Conference. Nabokov session. 27-30 May 1999. Baltimore, MD.
Contact: Lynne Walker <dlwalker@u.washington.edu>
10. June 27-29, 1999. Asheville, North Carolina. "Teaching
Nabokov" Contact: Sam Schuman <schumans@CAA.MRS.UMN.EDU>
11. July 6-10, Cambridge, England. "Nabokov at the Crossroads" Contact
Jane Grayson <j.grayson@ssees.ac.uk>
12. November 18-21, 1999 Annual Conference of the American Association
for the Advancement of Slavic Studies. St. Louis.
13. December 27-30, 1999. MLA & AATSEEL Chicago
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Daniela Rippl VN exhibit in Munich and elsewhere