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Calling Great Plains Scholars

Amanda Rees Call for Great Plains Scholars:

I am presently editing a text on the Great Plains as part of an eight-volume American regional culture series to be published by Greenwood Press in 2004.

This series is designed to be the definitive reference for American

regionalism for years to come and works to establish as sense of place for the each region by exploring themes such as: Architecture, Arts, Ecology and the Environment, Ethnicity, Fashion, Film, Folklore, Food, Literature,

Music, Religion, and Sports and Recreation

The text I am editing will offer an accessible overview of each theme and its role within the region in order to provide a comprehensive sense of Great Plains culture. Our core audience will be high school and university students as well as public library patrons. I am looking for authors to assign the following thematic chapters:

Arts Literature Ethnicity Fashion Film Folklore Food Music

* Sports/recreation

Word Length: 15,000 and bibliography Deadline: August 1st 2003

Illustrations and primary documents encouraged

If you are interested in being a part of this exciting opportunity to articulate a sense of place for the Great Plains please submit your curriculum vitae for consideration to Amanda Rees at reesa@uwyo.edu

<mailto:reesa@uwyo.edu> indicating the chapter you are interested in writing. (Please note this is NOT a call for the submission of articles.) Amanda Rees Ph.D.

Department of Geography and Recreation University of Wyoming

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E-mail: reesa@uwyo.edu < mailto:reesa@uwyo.edu>

Reference:

CFP: Calling Great Plains Scholars. In: ArtHist.net, Nov 30, 2002 (accessed Feb 27, 2022),

<https://arthist.net/archive/25305>.

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